Regular Division of The Plane III 1957

"Regular Division of the Plane III" is a 1957 lithograph by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher. Known for his exploration of tessellations, this piece, like many of his works, showcases the concept of tessellation in an elegant way. The artwork, composed of black and white knights riding black and white horses, creates a visually captivating pattern. Each knight and horse is made up of interlocking shapes that seamlessly fill the entire plane, demonstrating Escher's mastery of repeating patterns and optical illusions. The image's simplicity and complexity, combined with its undeniable beauty, make it a favorite among art enthusiasts.