Waterfall

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"Waterfall" is a famous lithograph print by M. C. Escher that depicts an impossible perpetual-motion watercourse feeding a paradoxical waterfall.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
lithograph print
optical illusion artwork
alsoKnownAs Escher’s Waterfall NERFINISHED
Waterval
artForm graphic art
artist M. C. Escher NERFINISHED
artStyle black-and-white print
colorScheme monochrome
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
creator M. C. Escher NERFINISHED
depicts Penrose triangle–like structure
figures standing on terraces
impossible object
impossible waterfall
paradoxical aqueduct
perpetual-motion watercourse
small building at base of waterfall
terraced garden
two towers
water flowing uphill
genre mathematical art
surreal art
hasSubject architecture
human figures
hydraulic structure
landscape elements
hasTheme impossible geometry
perpetual motion
perspective illusion
visual paradox
influencedBy Penrose triangle NERFINISHED
impossible figures in mathematics
languageOfTitle English
medium lithography
movement Op art NERFINISHED
mathematical illustration
notableFor depiction of an impossible perpetual-motion machine
paradoxical watercourse that appears to flow uphill
use of Penrose triangle geometry in architecture
partOf M. C. Escher’s series of impossible constructions
publicationMedium print
relatedWork Ascending and Descending NERFINISHED
Belvedere NERFINISHED
Relativity NERFINISHED
title Waterfall
usesTechnique careful perspective manipulation
impossible object construction

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M. C. Escher notableWork Waterfall