Cimino Barbarano 1929

"Cimino Barbarano" is a 1929 woodcut by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, known for his exploration of mathematical concepts in art. This artwork portrays a seemingly impossible landscape, where towering cliffs rise from the depths, leading the viewer's eye on a journey through a complex and enigmatic visual space. Escher's mastery of perspective and illusion creates a sense of depth and dimensionality, challenging the viewer to decipher the underlying structure of this intriguing scene. The woodcut's black and white tones enhance the illusionary quality of the landscape, inviting viewers to engage in a contemplation of perception and reality.