Circle Limit IV

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Circle Limit IV is a famous woodcut print by Dutch artist M. C. Escher that depicts an infinite tessellation of angels and devils arranged within a circular, hyperbolic space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
tessellation artwork
woodcut print
alsoKnownAs Heaven and Hell NERFINISHED
artist M. C. Escher NERFINISHED
artMovement Op art NERFINISHED
mathematical art movement
color black and white
copyrightStatus may be under copyright depending on jurisdiction
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
creator M. C. Escher NERFINISHED
depicts angels
devils
hyperbolic geometry
infinite pattern
tessellation
dimensionType two-dimensional artwork
exhibitedAt various museums and galleries worldwide
genre mathematical art
printmaking
hasPart angel motif
circular border
devil motif
hasPerspective hyperbolic perspective
hasTheme duality of good and evil
infinity
order and chaos
inspiredBy Islamic tessellations
hyperbolic geometry
languageOfTitle English
medium ink on paper
notableFor infinite tessellation of angels and devils
visualization of hyperbolic space
partOfSeries Circle Limit series NERFINISHED
patternType regular repeating pattern
positionInOeuvre late work of M. C. Escher
printingTechnique woodcut
seriesOrdinal 4
shape circle
subjectMatter angels and demons
religious symbolism
title Circle Limit IV NERFINISHED
usesConcept hyperbolic tessellation
non-Euclidean geometry
reflection symmetry
rotational symmetry
symmetry
visualField bounded by a circle

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M. C. Escher notableWork Circle Limit IV