Wow! I never knew this existed. Amazing to see Escher at work. As we move further in to the age of computers, this manual process seems ever more remarkable.
berzerkrobot The original is a documentary by Dutch filmaker Han van Gelder. Here is a link to the complete documentary WITH SOUND! ruclips.net/video/Ty1twivydVA/видео.html
Just left the Houston exhibit over 400 pieces of his work on display absolutely amazing exhibit this piece of the snakes I wish was there I don't remember this one.
So he’s carving a rectangle. Then he suddenly has a complex, organic edge, scroll-saw cut of a mathematically perfect three piece of snakes. MC Escher is clearly a wizard.
That's the last work of esher, the synthesis of a life, interlocking geometries, natural shape, escape to infinity, cyclic time... He passed away shortly after
It has become wild seeing so many Escher sold, with great write ups on the piece and him, relying on the term "signed, attributed to" for things very clearly NOT ever real to him. This piece commonly with the (frequent 164 of 250) number. Also called a linotype and as we see in the film it is wood. Signature also placed most anyplace especially on white border (bottom) of sheet with head on top. (And as seen on known originals, he signed this by the snake head at bottom of print.) Many also advertise and do this with the snake head at the top - instead of bottom - making this all a pretty clear showing of a fake/forgery.
This is a short clip from a film from the early 70ties by Dutch filmaker Han van Gelder. Here is a link to the complete film WITH SOUND! ruclips.net/video/Ty1twivydVA/видео.html
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Did not know there were any videos of this man working. Truly amazing.
WOW! Escher is my All Time Favorite Artist...his work really moves and speaks to me!!
Wow! I never knew this existed. Amazing to see Escher at work. As we move further in to the age of computers, this manual process seems ever more remarkable.
Oh MY GOD! I'm drooling!!!! I had no idea!!
This had sound and was longer on a documentary I saw on VHS in Art School 20 years ago. Ive been looking for the whole film!
berzerkrobot The original is a documentary by Dutch filmaker Han van Gelder. Here is a link to the complete documentary WITH SOUND!
ruclips.net/video/Ty1twivydVA/видео.html
@@hansolo2121 Thank you for finding this! Amazing!
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Only a genius could do something like that. Escher was a genius.
Just left the Houston exhibit over 400 pieces of his work on display absolutely amazing exhibit this piece of the snakes I wish was there I don't remember this one.
Bro these pics are awesome
So he’s carving a rectangle. Then he suddenly has a complex, organic edge, scroll-saw cut of a mathematically perfect three piece of snakes. MC Escher is clearly a wizard.
Immenso Escher ❤
Great artist thanks for video
Tout l univers dans sa tête 🌝
That's the last work of esher, the synthesis of a life, interlocking geometries, natural shape, escape to infinity, cyclic time...
He passed away shortly after
¡Silencio!🤫
No molesten al genio...😯
Maravilloso 😍😻
It has become wild seeing so many Escher sold, with great write ups on the piece and him, relying on the term "signed, attributed to" for things very clearly NOT ever real to him. This piece commonly with the (frequent 164 of 250) number. Also called a linotype and as we see in the film it is wood. Signature also placed most anyplace especially on white border (bottom) of sheet with head on top. (And as seen on known originals, he signed this by the snake head at bottom of print.) Many also advertise and do this with the snake head at the top - instead of bottom - making this all a pretty clear showing of a fake/forgery.
This is a short clip from a film from the early 70ties by Dutch filmaker Han van Gelder. Here is a link to the complete film WITH SOUND!
ruclips.net/video/Ty1twivydVA/видео.html
Thanks Mr Solo
Is there sound for this video?
I wonder where is the wood carving now...
jon rsl currently in Melbourne at the NGV nendo x mc Escher exhibition :)
@@katiekatie7978 oh really? I was there yesterday and didn't actually see any of the woodblocks themselves. Must of missed it!
Rare
Sorry, there was not any sound for this video.
Imagine what he could have done with MS Paint