Christmas Card
- Artist
- M.C. Escher
- Date
- 1955
- Style
- Surrealism
- Genre
- Portrait
Created in 1955, M.C. Escher’s artwork titled Christmas Card exemplifies his mastery of intricate design and precise craftsmanship. Escher, renowned for his mathematically inspired prints, blends elements of Surrealism with exacting portrait detail in many of his works. This piece, situated within the graphic art genre, employs meticulous techniques such as lithography or woodcut, emphasizing structure and pattern. The title Christmas Card suggests a thematic connection to holiday traditions, conveyed through Escher’s distinctive fusion of realism and imaginative composition, making it a unique contribution to mid-20th-century visual art.
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