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The Impossible Triangle The purest form of an impossible figure. With a minimum of connections, something is drawn that cannot exist. This shape was the inspiration for an innumerable amount of impossible artworks ; including those made by Escher. It's also accredited to Roger Penrose because he published it first in 1958. Created by : Oscar Reutersvard Current rating : 4.1 stars out of 5. (11 votes) Rollover to rate this image : Thanks for voting. View top rated items. View most popular items. |