1898-1972

A collection of woodcuts and lithographs by twentieth-century graphic artist M.C. Escher.

Discusses the unity among Johann Sebastian Bach's multifaceted compositions, graphic artist M.C. Escher's paradoxical drawings, and the mathematical concepts of Kurt Godel, exploring the Strange Loop phenomenon that occurs in all their work, in which moving upwards or downwards through the levels of a hierarchical system leads right back to the beginning.

40 of Escher's most amazing prints and drawings in 3-D. Tessellating figures, impossible structures, strange metamorphoses, and skewed perspectives.

Biography of M.C. Escher discussing his life, career, and complete graphic work.

Discusses the unity among Johann Sebastian Bach's multifaceted compositions, graphic artist M.C. Escher's paradoxical drawings, and the mathematical concepts of Kurt Godel, exploring the Strange Loop phenomenon that occurs in all their work, in which moving upwards or downwards through the levels of a hierarchical system leads right back to the beginning.

Presents the true story of Mary Hunt Jentsch who, along with her two children, were caught in northeastern Germany after World War II and joined the masses of people attempting to flee the Russian Army.

Color plates of the works of the Dutch artist M. C. Escher.

Translation of: M.C. Escher over eigen work. Presents an image of Escher as he saw himself and his work.