If you’re a fan of artist M.C. Escher and his “Waterfall” woodcut, here’s a scale model that somehow replicates that physically impossible structure. The $59.99 sculpture is six inches high, and will ...

M.C. Escher’s two-dimensional renderings of impossible feats of architecture are endlessly fascinating to look at, precisely because they could not exist as three-dimensional objects. Or could they?

Water pours over a ledge before appearing to flow back to the same ledge it just fell over. Graphic artist M.C. Escher creates this image in his popular 1961 piece "Waterfall," one of more than 150 of ...

You probably saw his work hanging on the walls of your friends' college dorm rooms. You probably stared at them trying to figure out what kind of mind came up with those precise, impossible and ...

The water runs uphill, drops back down, spins a wheel, and runs right back up hill again. For perspective-bending artist M.C. Escher, that vision this carefully sketched lithograph. For YouTuber user ...

The hallucinatory images of the 20th-century Dutch artist M.C. Escher have thrilled global audiences for decades, but the idea of Escher as a creative person rooted in a specific time, place and ...

A modern-art marvel celebrated for his illusionistic, fantastical drawings and lithographs, M. C. Escher (1898–1972) is regarded today as one of the world’s most iconic graphic artists. Renowned ...