M.C. ESCHER "DIVISION" (1956) – AUTHENTIC VINTAGE 1975 ART PRINT

Up for auction or sale is a highly collectible, authentic vintage open-edition art poster print of M.C. Escher’s iconic mathematical masterpiece, Division (originally created as a woodcut in 1956).

This beautiful monochromatic print features Escher's signature interlocking lizard motif, where the figures intricately divide, contract, and scale infinitely inward toward a central focal point.

PRINT DETAILS & PROVENANCE:

This is an authorized mid-1970s print run, highly prized by Escher enthusiasts for its superior ink density and heavy paper stock.

The bottom left margin features the official publisher catalog details: "E41 / M. C. ESCHER, DELING - DIVISION - TEILUNG - DIVISION / Published by G. W. Breughel/Reprinter, Uithoorn, Holland © Copyright 1975 all rights reserved".
The bottom right margin confirms the elite heritage of Dutch craftsmanship: "Printed in Holland by Van Dooren B.V., Vlaardingen". The reverse side of the print is completely blank.

DIMENSIONS & MEASUREMENTS:
• Centimeters: 34.0 cm (Width) x 43.5 cm (Height)
• Inches: 13.4 inches (Width) x 17.1 inches (Height)

While modern, cheap digital reproductions of Escher's work are widely available, authentic 1970s printings by G.W. Breughel are becoming increasingly rare and sought after.
Because these were printed in limited distribution eras under strict licensing in Holland, they represent a finite historical market.
As original hand-signed woodcuts disappear into museums and private estates out of reach for everyday collectors, these early authorized vintage posters serve as the next best tier for tangible asset collection.
They have shown consistent, steady appreciation in value over the last decade.
Preserving this print in a UV-protective, acid-free frame ensures excellent future investment potential as mid-century and retro art markets continue to climb.

The print features crisp, sharp black ink lines against a clean background with fully intact, uncropped margins.
Please inspect all high-resolution photos provided to assess the excellent condition, and overall surface preservation.