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Albrecht Dürer was a German painter, printmaker, and theorist, active during the Northern Renaissance. Born in 1471 and dying in 1528, he is known for his detailed and realistic representations of the human figure, landscapes, and religious themes. His woodcuts, such as the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," and engravings, like the "Knight, Death, and the Devil," are masterful examples of fine linework and intricate composition. Dürer's influence on art history was profound, paving the way for later artists like Rembrandt and Goya.
Born
1471.0
Died
1528.0
A Course on the art of Measurement with Compass and Rul...
Albrecht Dürer
1564
Draftsman drawing a lute
Albrecht Dürer
1525
The last supper
Albrecht Dürer
1523
Ulrich Varnbüler
Albrecht Dürer
1522
Coat-of-Arms of Lorenz Staiber
Albrecht Dürer
1521
Landscape with canon
Albrecht Dürer
1518
Crucifixion (round)
Albrecht Dürer
1518
The Austrian saints
Albrecht Dürer
1515
Madonna by the wall
Albrecht Dürer
1514
Madonna nursing
Albrecht Dürer
1513
Den hellige Hieronymus ved et stynet piletræ
Albrecht Dürer
1512
The beheading of St. John the Baptist
Albrecht Dürer
1511
The beheading of St. John the Baptist
Albrecht Dürer
1511
St. Christopher
Albrecht Dürer
1511
Den hellige familie, seks personer
Albrecht Dürer
1511