Atrani, Coast of Amalfi 1931

"Atrani, Coast of Amalfi" (1931) is a lithograph by the Dutch graphic artist M. C. Escher, renowned for his exploration of perspective and impossible spaces. The artwork, created during his Italian travels, features a detailed portrayal of a village on the Amalfi Coast, with an emphasis on the intricate network of stairs, buildings, and the rugged cliffside. Escher's masterful use of perspective creates a sense of both depth and disorientation, challenging the viewer's perception of reality. This lithograph exemplifies Escher's signature style, characterized by meticulously rendered details and the manipulation of geometry to create visually perplexing illusions.