The artwork titled “White Cat II,” created by M.C. Escher in 1919, is a notable piece within the Expressionism movement. It falls under the genre of animal painting.
The artwork portrays a minimalist and stylized depiction of a white cat. The cat is presented in a curled, resting position, with its serene profile and delicate fur lines starkly contrasted against a dark background. The simplicity and stark contrast highlight the cat’s form and poise, emphasizing the tranquil and contemplative nature of the animal.