Pink Dogwood Earrings M. C. Escher eccentric artist persona and then

eccentric artist persona and then covers seven crucial topics: observation

She feels odd and out of place until a stroll down the street hits her with echoes from home: vibrant graffiti splashed against the wall

revealing (tasteful) masterpieces of the human form

or a gourd perhaps—this tiny porcelain vase is dark blue with a texture on the top half

These Tea Garden Drop Earrings (Double Bead) feature a beautiful blue and white abstract design created with porcelain focal beads and tiny glass bead accents

Pink Dogwood Earrings M. C. Escher eccentric artist persona and thenThese earrings were influenced by two iconic American art pieces from the early 20th century. The first is a stained glass window, entitled "Dogwood," created by the renowned Tiffany Studios between 1900 1915. The second source of inspiration is the painting "Dogwood Blossoms" from 1906 by American Impressionist Willard Metcalf. Both works demonstrate a fascination with the graceful beauty and intricate design of the dogwood tree.