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"They say if you try to contemplate the universe, you could go insane. The same may be true for trying to make visual logic out of this extraordinarily complex presentation of an ""impossible structure"". Floors suddenly become ceilings, columns are concave at the bottom and convex at the top, lamps hang from stairwells that go up! M.C. Escher (1898-1972), famous for these remarkable sketches, gives our brains a vigorous workout trying to focus on where the horizontal and the vertical meet and separate in this wonderful 1000-piece puzzle." |
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