The work of M.C. Escher has always inspired me. This is my homage to “Drawing Hands,” one of Escher’s most renowned works. In 2011, I recreated his lithograph as a pencil drawing, adding a whimsical element. In my drawing the artist quickly removes the drawing from the drawing board to avoid a coffee spill. Lucky for him, the hands in the drawing are helping him, attempting to save themselves from coffee stains!
Print size:
Small: 10.75″ X 14.25″ (paper size: 13 x 18)
Large: 14.75″ X 19.75″ (paper size: 17 X 23)
Framed size:
Small: 18″ X 21.375″
Large: 23″ X 27.5″
Frame Options: Black or Gray Beaded
Framed Canvas size:
Small: 19″ X 25″
Medium: 26″ X 34″ (frame size: 33 x 41)
Large: 33″ X 43″ (frame size: 40 x 50)
Artwork is printed on museum quality paper. Matting is 100% museum quality, conservation mat boards with a museum quality backing board.
Black Frame
Gray Beaded Frame
Sm Canvas Frame
M/L Canvas Frame
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