Church at Corte, Corsica 1933

"Church at Corte, Corsica" (1933) is a wood engraving by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, known for his tessellations and impossible structures. The artwork depicts a tall church tower, a common motif in Escher's work, against a backdrop of a cloudy sky. The artist's signature "M.C. Escher" appears in the lower right corner, indicating his focus on realism and detail. This work is considered to be a good example of Escher’s early wood engravings, showcasing his technical mastery and artistic talent.