This is one of
Escher's earliest prints to explore different levels of reality. The first observed reality is the
mirror itself and the
objects that surround it. The second is that of the
street, which in turn becomes part of the room by its
reflection in the mirror.
Finally, the objects in front of the mirror, by their reflection, become part of the
street scene. At the same time the
print presents a physical impossibility: the
mirror is tilted toward the ceiling yet reflects the
view of the street from the
window on the
opposite wall.
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