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| Andrew Morley | 2004-07-18 16:47:50 |
| I recently appealed (on an Ebay page advertising a tin for sale), for help with a word to define 'a picture replicating itself within itself'. The tin I had for sale was a Huntley & Palmer's Cocktail assortment, the image on the lid of which has this replicating in reducing stages effect. I noted that the Droste Cocoa tin has the same effect, as does the Royal Baking Powder tin and the more obscure 'After Dinner' cigarettes tin. Hannah Smael saw my appeal for information, and was kind ... read more |
| Wow, best vet man. Hoelang zou die Escher erover gedaan hebben om die print te maken in vergelijking tot de meesterprogrammeurs die het op de compu hebben nagebouwd? |
| Susan Hughes | 2004-07-14 02:52:29 |
| I have been a huge fan of Escher ever since I laid eyes on his works. He has given me the courage to look at things from different angles. New and exciting ways. An artist and genius that has inspired me in many aspects of my life. I thank you for the ability to have experienced his work in many ways |
| Hello everybody, I would escher pics, could you me tosturen? |
| C.H. Buijnink | 2004-07-10 07:54:50 |
| Bewonderaar van de werken van Escher |
| arthur e de groot | 2004-07-06 19:30:21 |
| Het is wonderbaarlijk dat we ons blijven verbazen over het resultaat van de gedachten en openbaringen van Esher.
De wiskundige uitleg en achtergronden van zijn kunst kunnen ons wel leren hoe iets is gemaakt, maar hoe het is bedacht blijft kunst!
Dank voor het onderzoek.
arthur. |
| HEy evorbody!
I am from the Netherlands and I have for school a workpiece for mathematics. And they ask me: call all the platonic and Archimedean Solids, who are in the picture from Escher work the "stars". Can anybody help me please. And sorry if my englisch isn't very good.
fieke. |
| niet alleen maar tekeningen van hem maar ook informatie over hem zelf .
maar het is ook wel leuk dat meer tekeningen komen meer dan 20! |
| hai
ik wil eigenlijk meer over escher weten . |
| Selahattin Ozpalabiyiklar | 2004-06-30 08:35:35 |
| Ryan Thompson (mrdubstar@yahoo.com) wrote (2004-06-01 18:42:44):
You are killing the image of a legend…you are killing the image of an artist. After looking into this mathematical concept and the actual art of M.C. Escher (specifically "The Print"), I have found that you have looked way too far into the subject. (...) Look at the original print...it is beautiful and a masterpiece to say the least, but all of this is unnecessary and meaningless babbling. It's much like how you can crease a ... read more |
| Nebojsa | 2004-06-28 21:33:46 |
| Sa smislom se gubi sve.U dubinu ponora me je odveo njegov pogled. |
| ik vind M.c.echer de beste schrijver van vde hele wereld |
| Richard | 2004-06-27 21:43:54 |
| WOW! wat een ontzettend leuk onderzoek! En een nog leukere uitkomst! |
| echt gave site, jammer dat het niet verder gaat!!!!! |
| maria luisa | 2004-06-25 19:10:13 |
| Hi,
Went to the lecture at the Field Institute in Toronto last night -- very interesting.
Then I went home and looked at my Escher book -- he was trying to visually represent infinity -- just wondering have you ever tried to apply your same methodology -- beer & bread etc. - to a real life depiction namely setting up two mirrors creating infinite reflections and then if possible photographing this and applying the overlying grid -- if so I would be most interested in being directed to a website image -- if not why not ?
dag,
Trudy |
| Michael Weiss | 2004-06-21 21:44:50 |
| Beautiful! Anyone teaching covering spaces and fundamental groups should use this example.
Too bad the associated elliptic functions don't make an appearance, just the elliptic curves. But it's still pretty amazing. |
| Hi,my name is tara selski.I am 17-ears old girl from Yugoslavia.When I finish school,I want to be academic painter....I want to meet people like me.... |
| samara van deursen | 2004-06-15 16:16:08 |
| Hellow guest book, this is a very coole site .
I don't like this things normally , but these , i like very much! Bey bey . |
| Dieuwertje | 2004-06-15 05:30:01 |
| This is a great site, it really shows you what Escher can be capable of, and that sure is a lot.
My only question is; how did you discouver the math in it and such? I mean, you tell us about where the math is in his paintings and how you worked with it (with a programme you recouver what the picture looks like without rotating), but how did you discouver this?
But this really is a great site! Keep it up!
Greetings,
Dieuwertje |
| karolien | 2004-06-11 13:14:34 |
| jolien | 2004-06-11 13:13:32 |
| hello...
how can you draw so beautiful?
me and my friend thinks that you are fantastic
allot of sweets me and my friend |
| can you pleace send me some information about the Escher museum in Den-haag. |
| in welk museum hangt het schilderij de Drawing Hands |
| Trisha Lamka | 2004-06-02 13:12:50 |
| My math teacher is making come on here and leave a message. I really like the paintings. We have been doing a lot of work on these paintings in class. |
| Wiskundefreak!!! Wiskunde is VERSS:P:) | 2004-06-02 07:57:31 |
| Hello!!
Ik houd van wiksunde,, omdat het zo vers; is.... |
| taha en duco | 2004-06-02 07:56:21 |
| ik ken geen wiskunde teringlijer |
| Veysel Ugur | 2004-06-02 06:08:04 |
| How comes that Mondriaan with his childish kubism is being much more praised and known than Escher's mindblowing works? But then, it is like why some people like eating red peppers (which numbs the tong for other sense of tasting) above black chocolate... it really is unfair the way inventors a la washington carver, beta-scientists, artists (not the decorators) and philosophers live and die in the ignorance of Britney Spearses and Justin Timberlakes |
| Henk Barendregt | 2004-06-01 21:35:15 |
| [The previous reaction is like that of Blake to Newton's discovery of the physics of a rainbow. The rainbow remains poetic even if it can be understood. To some of us it becomes even more poetic.]
Well done! Should have used this for my course on Reflection.
After having looked at the animation of the straight picture while zooming in for a while and then having stopped the movement, one may observe an appearent zooming out. Meditators sometimes have an observation of an observation of ... read more |
| Ryan Thompson | 2004-06-01 17:00:42 |
| Adding to my post just before this one, I just wanted to add that I have been an M.C. Escher fan for years and have an IB (International Baccalaureate) art degree. I just want Escher to be seen for who he was. |
| Ryan Thompson | 2004-06-01 16:42:44 |
| You are killing the image of a legend…you are killing the image of an artist. After looking into this mathematical concept and the actual art of M.C. Escher (specifically "The Print"), I have found that you have looked way too far into the subject. Has anyone else failed to see that the founders of this concept have over-evaluated this piece to a frightful extreme? Look at the original print...it is beautiful and a masterpiece to say the least, but all of this is unnecessary and meaningless ... read more |
| ismail elberkani | 2004-06-01 13:44:08 |
| That is a great work
thankx |
| Amelia Graul | 2004-06-01 13:14:07 |
| I didn't see all them but what i saw was cool! I thought he was a cool guy too! |
| Greg Leis | 2004-06-01 13:14:02 |
| Had to check it out for class its interesting |
| wayyy to much time spent on these, but they are cool. |
| Had to do this for a clas, but I thought it was interesting. |
| Mauricio Rodrìguez | 2004-06-01 02:04:59 |
| Fantàstico!!!!!
Felicidades y gracias |
| Escher is the best!!!!!!!! |
| \"Bushwhacker\" (Toowoomba) | 2004-05-26 11:37:03 |
| ...wondering if you are the googlewhacker of the same name.... |
| Enjoyed your site.
Suggested sites for fifth grade students who is becoming a tesselation freak?
Thanks |
| This site is amazing it really helped me understand Escher.
I love Blake!! |
| kambiz fathi | 2004-05-19 11:31:54 |
| great job. Congratulations |
| Jack Wagner | 2004-05-16 23:13:19 |
| I am in possession of a print by MC Escher titled Stampato I.Crata-Roma. Can anyone tell me anything about the history of this print? As in, when and where was it done? Before his name is a 2-'30. |
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