M.C.Escher Butterflies, Cultural Entomology Digest 1M. C. Escher became
fascinated with thegeometric processes of filling the plain
(tessellation) and his imagery took a biased towards asymmetrical
natural forms of which insects were often his subject matter. He made
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An important source for Contemporary American and European Post-War Art;
Skot Foreman gallery inventory consists of paintings, drawings,
sculpture, and limited-edition prints by artists such as Salvador Dali,
M.C. Escher, Howard Finster, Keith Haring, (vintage) Peter Max, Pablo
Picasso, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann and Purvis Young (Estate)An important source for Contemporary American and European Post-War Art;
Skot Foreman gallery inventory consists of paintings, drawings,
sculpture, and limited-edition prints by artists such as Salvador Dali,
M.C. Escher, Howard Finster, Keith Haring, (vintage) Peter Max, Pablo
Picasso, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann and Purvis Young (Estate)
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