Square Limit 1964

mcescher

print

pattern design

repetitive shape and pattern

ethnic pattern

repetition of pattern

vertical pattern

regular pattern

pattern repetition

layered pattern

funky pattern

combined pattern

"Square Limit" (1964) is a woodcutting by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher known for its intricate tessellation pattern. The artwork utilizes a repeating motif of birds that morph into a checkered pattern and back again, creating an endless visual loop that plays with perception and the illusion of depth. Escher’s work often explores mathematical concepts and geometric forms, making it a popular subject in the fields of art, design, and mathematics.