San Giovanni, Ravello (February 1932) 1932

M.C. Escher's wood engraving "San Giovanni, Ravello (February 1932)" from 1932 depicts a scene from Ravello, Italy. The artist's signature black and white style is showcased in the intricate lines and patterns used to create the image of a church nestled among the hills, highlighting the details of the architecture and the natural surroundings. Escher's interest in perspective and the exploration of space is evident in the composition, creating a sense of depth and inviting the viewer to explore the scene. This piece is a notable example of his early works and exemplifies his mastery of wood engraving.