M. C. Escher The Graphic Work 1.01

M. C. Escher was a Dutch graphic artist renowned for his highly detailed and realistic prints that explore optical illusions and complex conceptual themes. His extensive body of work encompasses 80 pieces, spanning his entire career from early to late periods, providing a comprehensive overview of his evolving artistic style.

• The collection includes notable works such as "Tower of Babel" (Woodcut, 1928), "Castrovalva" (Lithograph, 1930), and "Palm" (Wood engraving, 1933).
• Additional significant pieces include "Dream" (Woodcut, 1935), "Swans" (Wood engraving, 1956), and "Two intersecting planes" (Woodcut, 1952).
• The compilation features various genres, including lithographs like "Day and Night" (1938), "Liberation" (1955), and "Predestination" (1951); woodcuts such as "Sky and Water I & II" (1938) and "Circle limit I & III" (1958, 1964); as well as mezzotints like "Mosaic I" (1951) and "Dewdrop" (1948).
• Many etchings explore mathematical and geometric concepts, exemplified by works like "Concentric rinds," "Spirals," "Moebius band," and "Cube with magic ribbons."
• The collection also includes some of Escher's most famous images such as "Relativity" (Lithograph, 1953), "Drawing Hands" (1948), and "Waterfall" (1961).

The app presenting Escher’s works offers the following features:

• Access to high-resolution images that can be saved directly to your camera roll.
• The ability to share images via email, Facebook, Twitter, or printing options.
• Intuitive swipe navigation for seamless browsing.
• No in-app purchases or intrusive banner advertisements.
• No internet connection required once the app is downloaded, ensuring offline accessibility.