M.C. ESCHER: National Premiere in Toulouse

⭐ After its great international success, with more than 20 million visitors worldwide, the exhibition dedicated to Escher is coming to France for the first time! From December 20, more than 100 original works by Dutch genius Maurits Cornelius Escher, master of impossible constructions and optical illusions, will be featured at Espaces EDF Bazacle in Toulouse. Don't miss your chance to enter Escher's magnificent world of famous impossible perspectives, dreamlike images, and more. The exhibition will also feature immersive rooms, videos, and educational experiments that will help you understand and entertain you.

🚨 Last chance to immerse yourself in Escher world! We are closing on June 9! Don’t miss out! 🚨

👉 For school visits, camps and educational groups (10+ people) or large groups (25+ people) please contact us at escher.toulouse@exhibitionhub.com.

Group guided tours: you can select this option as an add-on on Thursdays for sessions at 1:30 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM, and 6:30 PM.

Highlights
🎨 Explore the works of Escher, master of illusions and impossible constructions
🧩 Dive into a fascinating world that defies the laws of perspective
✈️ Discover works inspired by the artist’s travels in Italy, full of realism
🌟 Be amazed by one of the world's greatest graphic artists

General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your dates/times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration:  60-90 minutes
📍 Location: Les Espaces EDF Bazacle - 11 Quai Saint-Pierre, 31000 Toulouse
👤 Age requirement: open to all
♿ Accessibility: this experience is wheelchair accessible
❓ Read the FAQs about this experience here

Description
Escher visited France on several occasions, including Paris, Marseille, and possibly the Dordogne region at Les Eyzies-de-Tayac. However, he was especially captivated by the extraordinary landscapes of Corsica. Much like southern Italy, Corsica's bays, calanques, beaches lined with maritime pines, and characteristic villages perched on cliffs and mountains left a lasting impression on him. During several trips in the late 1920s and early 1930s, Escher immortalized the Isle of Beauty through numerous drawings and photographic snapshots. Back in his studio, these works inspired a series of prints, including woodcuts and lithographs. Don't miss your chance to explore his work! Buy your tickets now for the exhibition M.C. ESCHER: National Premiere in Toulouse in Toulouse!