Nuremberg and Venetian Women by Albrecht Durer, 1496-1497
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Popular Works by Albrecht Durer
Albrecht Durer's Woodcuts
The Last Supper (1523) • Christ on the Cross with Three Angels (1523-1525) • The Knight, Death and the Devil (1513) • The Rhinoceros (1515) • Adam and Eve (1504) • Christ on the Mount of Olives (1510) • Hand (1528) • The Great Triumphal Car (1518-1519) • Portrait of Emperor Maximilian (1518)
Albrecht Durer's Drawings
Self-Portrait as the Man of Sorrows (1522) • Walrus (1521) • Study of Hands (1506) • Winged Man, in Idealistic Clothing, Playing a Lute (1497) • Adam and Eve (1504) • Self-Portrait (1521) • St Jerome in His Study (1511) • Head of the Twelve Year Old Christ (1506) • The Lamentation (1522) • Portrait of Erasmus (1520)
Albrecht Durer's Woodcuts - The Apocalypse
St. Michael Fighting the Dragon (1498) • The Large Passion: 11. Christ in Limbo (1510) • The Large Passion: 6. The Crucifixion (1498) • The Large Passion: 9. Last Supper (1510) • The Whore of Babylon (1498) • The Large Passion: 3. Flagellation of Christ (1497)
Albrecht Durer's Paintings
Self-Portrait in a Fur-Collared Robe (1500) • Madonna of the Pear (1512) • Christ Among the Doctors (1506) • Heller Altar (detail) (1508-1509) • The Dresden Altarpiece (1496) • Portrait of a Venetian Woman (1506-1507) • Madonna and Child with the Pear (1526) • Lamentation for Christ (1500-1503) • Paumgartner Altar (1503)
Albrecht Durer's Engraved Pasion
Harrowing of Hell; or, Christ in Limbo (1512) • Resurrection (1512) • Flagellation (1512) • Christ before Caiaphas (1512) • Crucifixion (1511) • Man of Sorrows by the Column (No. 1) (1509) • Lamentation over Christ (1507) • Christ before Pilate (1512) • Deposition (1512)
Albrecht Durer's Engravings & Etchings
Adam and Eve (1504) • Nativity (1504) • Sudarium Displayed by Two Angels (1513) • Large Horse (1505) • Madonna with the Pear (1511) • Small Horse (1505) • The Desperate Man (1515)
Woodcuts - Life Of The Virgin
Life of the Virgin: 11. The Adoration of the Magi (1501-1502) • Life of the Virgin: 9. The Adoration of the Shepherds. The Nativity (1504-1505) • Life of the Virgin:7. The Annunciation (1500-1502) • Life of the Virgin: 6. Marriage of the Virgin (1504)
The Last Supper (1523) • Christ on the Cross with Three Angels (1523-1525) • The Knight, Death and the Devil (1513) • The Rhinoceros (1515) • Adam and Eve (1504) • Christ on the Mount of Olives (1510) • Hand (1528) • The Great Triumphal Car (1518-1519) • Portrait of Emperor Maximilian (1518)
Albrecht Durer's Drawings
Self-Portrait as the Man of Sorrows (1522) • Walrus (1521) • Study of Hands (1506) • Winged Man, in Idealistic Clothing, Playing a Lute (1497) • Adam and Eve (1504) • Self-Portrait (1521) • St Jerome in His Study (1511) • Head of the Twelve Year Old Christ (1506) • The Lamentation (1522) • Portrait of Erasmus (1520)
Albrecht Durer's Woodcuts - The Apocalypse
St. Michael Fighting the Dragon (1498) • The Large Passion: 11. Christ in Limbo (1510) • The Large Passion: 6. The Crucifixion (1498) • The Large Passion: 9. Last Supper (1510) • The Whore of Babylon (1498) • The Large Passion: 3. Flagellation of Christ (1497)
Albrecht Durer's Paintings
Self-Portrait in a Fur-Collared Robe (1500) • Madonna of the Pear (1512) • Christ Among the Doctors (1506) • Heller Altar (detail) (1508-1509) • The Dresden Altarpiece (1496) • Portrait of a Venetian Woman (1506-1507) • Madonna and Child with the Pear (1526) • Lamentation for Christ (1500-1503) • Paumgartner Altar (1503)
Albrecht Durer's Engraved Pasion
Harrowing of Hell; or, Christ in Limbo (1512) • Resurrection (1512) • Flagellation (1512) • Christ before Caiaphas (1512) • Crucifixion (1511) • Man of Sorrows by the Column (No. 1) (1509) • Lamentation over Christ (1507) • Christ before Pilate (1512) • Deposition (1512)
Albrecht Durer's Engravings & Etchings
Adam and Eve (1504) • Nativity (1504) • Sudarium Displayed by Two Angels (1513) • Large Horse (1505) • Madonna with the Pear (1511) • Small Horse (1505) • The Desperate Man (1515)
Woodcuts - Life Of The Virgin
Life of the Virgin: 11. The Adoration of the Magi (1501-1502) • Life of the Virgin: 9. The Adoration of the Shepherds. The Nativity (1504-1505) • Life of the Virgin:7. The Annunciation (1500-1502) • Life of the Virgin: 6. Marriage of the Virgin (1504)
Popular Works by other Northern Renaissance artists
Durer - St Jerome in his Study (1514) • Durer - Melencolia (1514) • Van Eyck - Annunciation (1434) • Durer - The Four Horsemen of The Apocalypse (1489) • Van Eyck - The Ghent Altarpiece (1432) • Van Eyck - The Arnolfini Portrait (1434)
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