Parrot 1919

"Parrot" is a woodcut by M.C. Escher created in 1919. The artwork depicts a parrot perched on a branch, rendered in a stark black and white palette. Escher's characteristic geometric style is evident in the parrot's form, which is composed of interlocking shapes and lines. The composition emphasizes the bird's structure and form, creating a striking visual effect. The woodcut exemplifies Escher's early work, showcasing his interest in exploring the relationship between geometry and nature.