Albrecht Dürer drawings

Albrecht Dürer’s drawings demonstrate exceptional precision, technical mastery and a deep understanding of form and perspective. Working in ink, silverpoint and chalk, he created highly detailed studies of nature, anatomy and religious themes. His drawings, such as Praying Hands and Young Hare, showcase his ability to capture texture, light and emotion with remarkable realism. Dürer’s meticulous approach influenced the development of Renaissance art, bridging Northern and Italian artistic traditions. His drawings not only served as preparatory studies for prints and paintings but also stand alone as masterpieces of observation and draftsmanship.

MUNICH SCHOOL, EARLY 17TH CENTURY

The hare

D'APRÈS ALBRECHT DÜRER (1471-1528)

Chien debout d'après la Vision de Saint Eustache (recto) ; Couple entouré de putti avec un chien (verso)

Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528)

THE PROMENADE (B. 94; M., HOLL. 83; S.M.S. 19)