Albrecht Dürer was perhaps the most accomplished artist of the Northern Renaissance, the creator of stunning paintings like “Self-Portrait” and exquisite prints like “Melancholia I.” He was also, as a ...
VIENNA — When one thinks of the Renaissance it is arguably the big Italian names that enjoy most prolific exhibition coverage. Not least was the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci in ...
WASHINGTON — It is rare for a museum to lend the heart of its most prized collection to another museum, but the Albertina in Vienna has done just that by shipping almost a hundred watercolors and ...
Albrecht Dürer’s “Portrait of Frederick of Saxony” is part of the Crocker Art Museum exhibit, “The Age of Albrecht Dürer: German Drawings from the École des Beaux-Arts, Paris” Courtesy of the Crocker ...
An artificial intelligence model created by the Swiss company Art Recognition has determined with 82 percent certainty that a drawing purportedly by Albrecht Dürer was indeed created by the Northern ...
Albrecht Dürer’s Melencolia I (1514) is one of the world’s most famous and mysterious prints. The immensely detailed engraving depicts the personification of ‘melancholy’—one of the four ...
During his lifetime, German renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer created a countless number of pieces in a plethora of different mediums, and the subject matter he chose to depict was equally as vast.
Compared to Renaissance greats like Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci, Albrecht Dürer is a B-list celebrity. The name “Dürer” doesn’t have the same romantic ring as “Botticelli.” He was German, not ...
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