Maurits Cornelis EscherHollanda, 1898–1972

Fish

published 1963 · Print

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Fish was published in 1963 as M. C. Escher’s contribution to Pam G. Rueter’s The Signs of the Zodiac; the woodcut is at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. Curving dark lines run between interlocking fish forms. The image occupies a square 10.9 centimetres across. Escher signed this impression in pencil beneath the lower right corner.

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Envanter numarası: 1983.109.65

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Fishes Optical illusion

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Baskılar Ahşap baskı Savaş sonrası sanat 20. yüzyıl Dutch

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Ulusal Sanat Galerisi
Görsel: Ulusal Sanat Galerisi — © the artist or rights holder

Maurits Cornelis Escher: hayatındaki yeri

Tüm yaşam öyküsü

29 July 1961
Ernst Gombrich on Escher in the “Saturday Evening Post”
On 29 July 1961 the influential weekly “The Saturday Evening Post” printed a long article by Ernst Gombrich on Escher’s work.
1962–1964
Operations and cancelled lectures
In 1962 Escher underwent an urgent operation and spent a long time in hospital — a planned series of lectures in North America was cancelled and he stopped working for a time. In 1964 he went to Canada again to see his son and give lectures, but almost at once he had to have an operation in Toronto and returned to Europe; his health then declined, and by the late 1960s he needed constant care.
1965
The Hilversum cultural prize
In 1965 Escher received the Hilversum art prize; the same year Caroline MacGillavry published her book “Symmetry Aspects of M. C. Escher’s Periodic Drawings”.

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