This artist drew from an earlier depiction of pine trees in Calvi for a woodcut of tire tracks and footprints crossing over a reflective puddle. A statue of a simurgh gifted to this artist inspired the “bird-humans” that are depicted three times along the central vertical axis in the mezzotint Another World. Piranesi’s Imaginary Prisons inspired this artist’s lithograph of faceless people in a space with multiple sources of gravity. After studying Islamic (10[1])tile art (10[1])at the Alhambra, (10[1])this artist began depicting figures such as knights and reptiles in tessellated patterns. (10[2])This artist’s print Relativity depicts several staircases (10[1])in a shape similar to a Penrose triangle. For 10 points, name this Dutch artist whose prints often depict impossible objects. ■END■