"Reptiles" Framed Escher Museum Print
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M.C. Escher poster for an exhibition titled 'Virtual Realities' showcased at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, featuring surreal artwork including interlocking lizards in a tessellation pattern, a book, and other objects on a table.
Framed poster featuring an intricate black and white illustration that depicts a variety of objects on a table, contributing to a complex and surreal scene. These objects include a book, a plant, a bottle, a geometric sculpture, a box, and various interlocking lizards that form a tessellation pattern. The drawing plays with perspective and reality, characteristic of M.C. Escher's work. Below the image, there is text that reads 'VIRTUAL REALITIES THE ART OF M.C. ESCHER FROM THE MICHAEL S. SACHS COLLECTION' followed by 'MFA H The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.'
Framed poster featuring an intricate black and white illustration that depicts a variety of objects on a table, contributing to a complex and surreal scene. These objects include a book, a plant, a bottle, a geometric sculpture, a box, and various interlocking lizards that form a tessellation pattern. The drawing plays with perspective and reality, characteristic of M.C. Escher's work. Below the image, there is text that reads 'VIRTUAL REALITIES THE ART OF M.C. ESCHER FROM THE MICHAEL S. SACHS COLLECTION' followed by 'MFA H The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.'