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Oscar Reutersvärd (1915
Stockholm, Sweden–
February 2,
2002), "the father of the impossible figure", was an artist who pioneered the art of
impossible objects. These are objects such as what was later renamed the
Penrose triangle, which appear solid on the page, but can't be built. This triangle, first created in 1934, was honored in 1982 on a Swedish stamp. In comparing his work to that of the much more famous artist of the impossible,
M. C. Escher, it can be observed that Escher builds inhabited worlds around impossible objects, whereas Reutersvärd's designs generally consist of pure
geometric forms. Reutersvärd produced more than 2500 figures all in
isometric projection. There have been numerous books published on his works in Swedish, English, Polish, and Russian.
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