Durer Or Duerer Albrecht 1471 1528 Collection
Albrecht Durer, also known as Duerer or Dürer (1471-1528), was a renowned German artist who left an indelible mark on the art world
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Albrecht Durer, also known as Duerer or Dürer (1471-1528), was a renowned German artist who left an indelible mark on the art world. His works spanned various mediums, including engravings, woodcuts, etchings, and prints. In his engraving titled "Peasant couple on the market" from 1519, Durer captures the essence of rural life with intricate details and a keen eye for human emotions. The scene portrays a humble couple amidst the bustling market, showcasing their resilience and simplicity. Another notable piece by Durer is "Two riders fighting on horseback, " a powerful woodcut created in 1517-18. This dynamic artwork showcases his mastery of capturing movement and intensity through bold lines and contrasting shades. "The Ravisher, " an engraving from around 1495, reveals Durer's ability to depict complex narratives within a single image. It tells the story of abduction with great sensitivity while displaying his technical prowess. Durer's religious subjects are equally captivating. In "St. Christopher Facing to the Left" from 1521, he depicts the patron saint of travelers with meticulous attention to detail and spiritual depth. "The Burgundian Standard Bearer, " an engraving dating back to around 1500, exemplifies Durer's talent for creating visually striking compositions that evoke emotion and intrigue viewers. Among his earlier works is "The Little Fortune" from approximately 1497—a remarkable example of his skill in portraying delicate textures through engravings. Durer himself appears in one of his artworks: "Portrait of Albrecht Dürer at the age of 26. " Created in 1645 as an etching by another artist named Wenceslaus Hollar after an original painting by Anton Woensam von Worms; it immortalizes him at a young age when he was already making waves in the art world.