41 Strange on Twitter: "In the early 1930s M.C. Escher illustrated the book 'The Terrible Adventures of Scholastica', the tale of a mischievous witch… https://t.co/lcCPAbayZp"

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1. Theo Paijmans‏ @memizon 13 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange @Klaktonon
  
  Escher at one time was a pupil of A.C. Oudemans, the former director of the Zoo in The Hague who wrote the classic 'The Great Sea Serpent'(1892).
  
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1. Cindy Workman‏ @DogCyd 14 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange @GeitnerSimmons
  
  Ah, I love MC Escher
  
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1. Mar ‏ @maritzasol33 13 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange
  
  Imaginación mágica!!!pic.twitter.com/Nr5ZplAWkY
  
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1. Ghost Ham ‏ @KatanaParty 13 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange
  
  I like that second one a lot because she's just having a bit of a laugh with a creepy face in the ceiling like you do.
  
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1. AliceElizabeth Still‏ @sunbug 13 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange
  
  They remind me a bit of the style of Lucy M. Boston's son's illustrations for her Greene Knowe sequence of books.
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1. mum1112cal‏ @mum1112cal 13 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange
  
  These are incredible!! She is so cute
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1. Anne Billson‏ @AnneBillson 13 Mar 2018
  Replying to @41Strange
  
  I've been round the Escher museum in The Hague, and I don't remember seeing these. Do you know where they're from? Fabulous!
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