Dwarves 1938

"Dwarves" is a 1938 lithograph by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, well known for his exploration of mathematical principles in his work. This piece, characteristic of his tessellation style, features a repeating pattern of dwarves seamlessly interlocked to create a visually engaging and thought-provoking composition. Escher's intricate and playful approach to tessellation, a repeating pattern that covers a surface without gaps, is showcased in this artwork, where the figures' limbs and bodies create a unified and visually captivating pattern. The dynamic interplay of the figures' poses and the interplay of colors like red, yellow, blue, and white add a layer of visual depth and intrigue to the piece.