Maurits Cornelis Escher
XXIV Emblemata
1932
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Artist
Maurits Cornelis Escher
(Dutch, 1898–1972)
- Title XXIV Emblemata
- Date 1932
- Medium Book: woodcut illustrations
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Dimensions
unframed | 9 1/2 x 8 3/8 x 1/2 in.
- Credit line Gift of Philip M. Arnold, 1983
- Object number WU 1983.20.3
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Technique
woodcut
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Work type
books and manuscripts
1983
Philip M. Arnold
Inscription On each illustration in plate: "MCE"
XXIV EMBLEMATA / DAT ZUN ZINNE-BEELDEN / SPREUKVERZEN / VAN A.E. DR’JFHOUT / HOUTSNEDEN / VAN M.C. ESCHER / UITGEGEVEN IN HET JAAR MCMXXXII / DOOR C.A.J. VAN DISHOECK N.V. TE BUSSUM
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