Tree 1926

"Tree" (1926) is a woodcut by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, known for his intricate and often paradoxical compositions. The image portrays a stylized tree with thick branches, set against a backdrop of repeated lines, and a geometric structure at its base. Escher’s signature use of black and white creates a strong visual contrast and highlights the interplay of organic and geometric forms, characteristic of his work. The artwork is a testament to Escher's fascination with perspective, pattern, and the visual illusions that play on our perception.