Tessellation Techniques
Stefanie Mandelbaum and Jacqueline S. Guttman

Renaissance Banff: Mathematics, Music, Art, Culture
Pages 519–520

Abstract

Tessellations are continuous repetitions of the same geometric or organic shape, a tile or tessera in Latin . Inspired by the abstract tessellations of the Alhambra, aided by a correspondence with Coxeter, Escher developed a method of transforming polygonal tessellations into representational tessellations of organic shapes.

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