Untitled 1921

This untitled woodcut, created in 1921 by the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, is a fascinating example of his early exploration of geometric shapes and spatial relationships. Composed of stark black and white lines, the work evokes a sense of depth and movement through its use of overlapping triangles and parallel lines, characteristic of Escher's later, more complex works. While this piece is relatively simple, it foreshadows his signature style of creating seemingly impossible structures that play with perspective and perception.