Handwoven Tapestry after M. C. Escher.

Wool tapestry depicting "Sky and Water II" after Maurits Cornelis "M.C." Escher (Dutch, 1898-1972). Depicting a pattern of fish transitioning to birds in cream and russet bordered by dark brown.Length

Escher, Maurits Cornelius (Dutch, 1898-1972) Day and Night, (Bool 303) woodcut print, on Japan woven paper, signed in the lower left in pencil, image measuring 15.5 by 26.5 inches, with the sheet size

(lot of 6) M.C. Escher (Dutch, 1898-1972), "Regular Division of the Plane III (Red)," 1957, woodblock prints, each monogrammed and dated in plate lower right/left, from unnumbered edition of 20 aside

After M.C. Escher Untitled (carpet) Desso Design CarpetsThe Netherlands c. 1980machine-woven wool67 w in (170 cm) Sewn signature to lower right 'M.C. Escher'.

Linocut on paper. Featuring a surrealist scene. Signed M.C Escher and inscribed 32/150 on the lower right and lower left corner, respectively. Attributed to M.C. Escher (1898-1972, Dutch). 30 x 21.5 c

M. C. ESCHER (Dutch, 1898-1972) Signed Lithograph on paper.Relativity,1953 Lithograph on paper13 x 13-3/4 inchesEd. 14/50 Signed in graphite lower left: M. EscherInscribed in graphite lower left: No 1

Linocut etching on paper. Featuring a coiled snake. Signed MC Escher and inscribed 164/250 on the lower right and lower left corner, respectively. Attributed to M.C. Escher (1898-1972, Dutch). 28 x 22

Lithograph on paper. Featuring a fish under water with leaves floating on the surface. Signed "MCEscher" to the bottom right. "51/100" inscribed to the bottom left. Attributed to M. C. Escher (1898-19

Lithograph on paper. Featuring repeating pattern of fish and birds transforming into geometric shapes. Signed "M Escher" to the bottom left. "No: 6/200" inscribed beside the signature. Attributed to M

Lithograph on paper. Featuring a surrealist scene of a fish, wading. Signed MC Escher and inscribed 30/100 on the lower right and lower left corner, respectively. Attributed to M. C. Escher (1898-1972

Lithograph on paper. Featuring repeating geometric pattern of pink and blue fish. Signed "MEscher" to the bottom right. Numbered "73/200" to the bottom left. Attributed to M. C. Escher (1898-1972, Dut

Maurits Cornelius Escher(1898 - 1972)Untitled (Fish)color lithograph, Printer's Proof 3 of 6stamped lower right: MCEeditioned lower left: Printers Proof 3/6Estate-issued posthumous print20

Lithograph on paper. Featuring repeating blue and white patterns of geese in flight. Signed "M Escher" in the bottom left corner. "No: 2/200" inscribed beside the signature. Illegible stamps on verso.

M C ESCHER - Exhibition Poster Framed. size: 35 x 11.5, 35.25 x 11.75 outside frame

COBWEBS from Halcyon (B.154), 1931, woodblock print, second state, initialed on block upper right, image 7 x 5 3/8”, sheet 12 ¾ x 9 ¾”, with additional text page, overall 12 ¾ x 19 ½”, very

TURKISH HANDWOVEN TAPESTRY C 1900 H 34.5" W 15.5" Framed needlework. Framed.

M C ESCHER - Relativiteit - Lithograph Signed in Plate MCE VII '53; c. 1970, Framed. size: 16.75 x 17.75 matte, 22.5 x 22.5 outside matte

M C ESCHER VII '53, Relativity Lithograph Framed Print Signed in Plate. size: 15.75 x 16.75 matte, 20.25 x 21.25 outside frame

M. C. Escher Pencil Signed Print Ascending & Descending. The print is scratched, corners show some bending and wear, there is a quarter inch tear in the white space. 22 inches x 19 inches

Impossible Worlds Contains 4 books in 1 book. 1. The Magic Mirror of M. C. Escher 2. Adventures with Impossible Objects 3. Optical Illusions 4. The Graphic Work of E. C. Escher. (Good

M C Escher, Lithograph "Day and Night" Framed. Size: if 16.5 h 17.5 w of 22 h 18 w. ASKart: M.C. Escher (1898 - 1972) was active/lived in Netherlands. MC Escher is known for Lithography, woodcut, draw

Abradale Press New York. 1992. 1st English language edition. With essays by Bruno Ernst and M.C. Escher. Cloth hardcover, 329pp; 606 illustrations and 36 color plates; color illustrated dust jacket; M

M. C. ESCHER PRINT *DRAWING HANDS*, APPROXIMATELY 25 1/2 IN X 21 1/2 IN

Vitorchiano nel Cimino original framed woodcut by M.C. Escher (Dutch, 1898-1972). Pencil signed lower left, initialed and dated in plate lower right. Japan paper shows light toning and scattered foxin