“Weather Vane” is an illustration artwork created in 1931 by the renowned artist M.C. Escher, associated with the Surrealism art movement. It belongs to the “XXIV Emblemata dat zijn zinne-beelden” series. The artwork visually represents the surrealistic genre and exhibits Escher’s unique artistic perspective.
In the artwork, a weather vane is depicted prominently in the center, stretching towards the sky. The vane is designed with ornate details and is surrounded by a cityscape with houses and buildings. The background features a sky filled with linear cloud formations, adding a surreal feeling to the piece. The artwork includes text in Dutch, positioned at the top and bottom, perhaps providing context or a narrative related to the visual elements. The overall composition blends intricate line work with thematic depth, reflecting Escher’s signature style and the surrealistic influence.