Both artists have similarities, though their differences are more numerous. Both artists are from the modern art period, meaning their art was done in the last century or so. Their art is also abstract, at least in the very general sense of the word. Hidden meanings also seem to abound in each artists' works.

Then there is the first major difference, which is the tone of the pieces. Pablo Picasso's work is often very emotional. When you look at a Picasso, you often get the impression of what the artist was feeling at the time that the a

The last thing I would like to discuss is the types of media. Piccasso is well known for his paintings, which he did using a variety of paint types. He also, however, did sculptures; some molded, carved, or made from thrown together scraps of what most people would call junk. Escher seemed to prefer pen and ink, which is what a large percentage of his works are done in - however I have seen the occasional water color from him as well, with tiny dabs of acrylic added into the mix for effect.

To sum up, the different subjects of comparison in which I could indulge in this paper are numerous. However, the ones I chose to address were Pablo Picasso and M.C. Escher's similarities, the tones of their artwork, the general style of appearance of the works they create, and their preferred media.

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