Nonza, Corsica (1934) by M.C. Escher

Nonza, Corsica - M.C. Escher - 1934

Artwork Information

TitleNonza, Corsica
ArtistM.C. Escher
Date1934
Art MovementSurrealism

About Nonza, Corsica

The artwork titled “Nonza, Corsica,” created by M.C. Escher in 1934, belongs to the Surrealism art movement and falls within the cityscape genre. The composition showcases a detailed urban scene, characterized by its intricate depiction of buildings and architectural structures.

The artwork features a central structure, possibly a church, distinguished by its stairways and facade, surrounded by an array of residential buildings. The surrounding structures are depicted with meticulously detailed rooftops, creating a dynamic play of light and shadow. The scene is set in a dense arrangement of buildings, indicative of a quaint, historic town layout. The intricate detailing and composition exemplify Escher’s characteristic use of perspective and geometric complexity, infusing a sense of depth and dimension into the cityscape. The overall impression of the artwork is one of meticulous attention to architectural detail and a surreal interpretation of urban life.

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