Albrecht Dürer

Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) was a skilled painter and master printmaker of the German Renaissance period.

Dürer, while known for his religious-themed woodcuts, also produced independent art prints intended for connoisseurs and collectors. Traveling to Italy during the Italian Renaissance the Artist absorbed many masterworks and theories which returned with him to Germany. Dürer's vivid imagination and skilled craftsmanship were rightly sought after in Germany and abroad at the time. The complexity and deep intellect of Dürer's artwork remain powerful to this day.

Each print we offer is hand inspected for overall quality, image clarity, and color composition prior to shipping. To ensure our Giclée prints meets museum quality standards, we use only archival grade paper and inks. 

Self-Portrait at 28, 1500, image via commons.wikimedia.org. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY This print file comes from Wellcome Images, this file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. This art print is our reworking and retouching (to adapt the work) of this print file.