Flor de Pascua – Whore’s Superstition (1921) by M.C. Escher

Flor de Pascua - Whore's Superstition - M.C. Escher - 1921

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TitleFlor de Pascua - Whore's Superstition
ArtistM.C. Escher
Date1921
Art MovementExpressionism

About Flor de Pascua - Whore's Superstition

The artwork, titled “Flor de Pascua – Whore’s Superstition,” was created by the esteemed artist M.C. Escher in the year 1921. This piece is part of the “Flor de Pascua” series and falls within the genre of illustration, characterized by its alignment with the Expressionism movement.

In the artwork, bold contrast and dynamic abstraction take center stage. The composition is striking in the use of black and white, creating a powerful visual impact. The forms are rendered with dramatic simplicity, emphasizing the contours and the interplay of positive and negative space. The abstraction leaves much to interpretation, consistent with Expressionism’s focus on evoking emotional and psychological experiences rather than depicting objective reality. The work’s enigmatic quality invites viewers to engage deeply, pondering its symbolic and conceptual implications.

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