Flor de Pascua - Theosophy 1921

"Flor de Pascua - Theosophy" is a 1921 woodcut by M.C. Escher. The artwork depicts a rooster standing on a hill, with a bright sun-like halo behind it. Escher is known for his unique style, often incorporating complex mathematical patterns and optical illusions in his work. This early piece, created during the artist's early explorations, showcases a simple, yet powerful image of a rooster, a symbol of the rising sun, suggesting the dawn of a new day or a spiritual awakening.