Scholastica Illustration 1932

"Scholastica Illustration," a 1932 woodcut by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, showcases the artist's fascination with metamorphosis and impossible spaces. Escher, known for his tessellations and optical illusions, depicts fantastical creatures, seemingly transforming from one form to another against a dark background. The intricate detail and dynamic composition create a sense of movement and visual intrigue, characteristic of Escher's artistic style.