The artwork titled “Venice (October 1936)” is a woodcut created by M.C. Escher in 1936. It is a part of the Realism art movement and is classified within the cityscape genre.
The artwork depicts a view of Venice through a series of Gothic-style arches. The intricate detailing in the woodcut showcases the artist’s expertise in creating complex patterns and textures. The silhouettes of Venice’s iconic structures, seen through the arches, create a striking contrast with the foreground, highlighting both architectural beauty and Escher’s meticulous craftsmanship.
