From
December 1925 to March 1926 Escher worked on a series of
six woodcuts on the theme of the Creation. This one depicts the division of sky and water. A Dutch educational association bought
300 impressions of this
oil paintings woodcut to hang in
public schools.
Escher spent the early part of the summer of 1931 in
Ravello and along the coast of
Amalfi, Italy. With its
dramatic mountains and
ancient hill towns this was a particularly favorite region for
Escher.
Oil Paintings Drawings from the trip, including this example, inspired 15
woodcuts,
wood engravings, and
lithographs.
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