Albrecht 1471 1528 Collection
Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) was a renowned German artist and printmaker during the Renaissance period
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Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) was a renowned German artist and printmaker during the Renaissance period. His works encompassed various themes, from religious subjects to portraits and landscapes. One of his notable pieces is "Saint Jerome in his Cell, " which showcases intricate details and mastery of light and shadow. Dürer's collaboration with Philipp Schwarzerd, also known as Melanchthon, highlights their shared dedication to theology and Lutheranism. This engraving portrays Melanchthon as an influential figure in the Protestant Reformation. "The Agony in the Garden" is part of Dürer's series called "The Great Passion. " Created around 1496, this artwork depicts Jesus Christ praying fervently before his crucifixion, capturing the emotional turmoil he experienced. Another significant piece by Dürer is "Christ Crowned with Thorns" from his series called "The Small Passion. " Created between 1509-1511, it showcases Christ wearing a crown of thorns as a symbol of suffering. In "The Visitation, " created in 1503, Dürer captures the meeting between Mary and her cousin Elizabeth. The attention to detail and expression on their faces convey deep emotion and spirituality. Dürer's portrayal of "Christ Before Pilate" in 1512 reflects the intense moment when Jesus stood trial before Pontius Pilate. The artist skillfully conveys both physical pain and spiritual strength through meticulous detailing. In "Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, " created around 1505, Dürer depicts Saint Francis receiving wounds resembling those inflicted upon Jesus during crucifixion. This painting exemplifies his ability to capture profound religious symbolism. "Durer's Death and Lansquenet" from 1510 explores themes of mortality amidst war. It portrays death personified alongside soldiers engaged in battle—a powerful commentary on human frailty amid conflict.