Durer Kids Hoodies

Albrecht Dürer’s 1497 woodcut “The Beast with the Seven Heads” is a monochromatic depiction of the monstrous entity from the Book of Revelation. This high-resolution engraving, integral to the “Die Apokalypse” series, portrays the beast as a symbol of ultimate evil and corruption. Its seven heads, each bearing a crown, suggest the multiplicity of its malevolent influence and the totality of its dominion. The beast’s imposing presence is rendered with Dürer’s characteristic attention to detail, capturing the horror and awe it inspires in the onlookers. The artwork serves as a stark reminder of the perils of moral decay and the potential for tyranny. “The Beast with the Seven Heads” stands as a powerful piece of religious art.

Knight on Horseback (1498) by Albrecht Durer

Albrecht Durer knew what the real unicorns looked like.

Praying Hands

Melancholia

Self-Portrait at the Age of Twenty Eight by Albrecht Durer is a masterpiece of 16th century portrait painting and a defining work of Renaissance art. Durer, a German artist of the Northern Renaissance, created this famous self-portrait as an expression of his artistic self-identity and as a symbol of the humanist ideals of the time. The painting showcases Durer's exceptional skill in portrait composition, with a focus on lighting, texture, and meticulous attention to detail. Its enduring popularity among art enthusiasts and collectors alike speaks to its status as a true masterpiece of artistic expression and a hallmark of the Northern Renaissance. Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply appreciate the beauty of great art, our Self...

Adaptation of Albrecht Durer's famous fantasy Rhinoceros

A contemporary copy of Albrecht Durer's famous fantastical rhinoceros, with hand coloring.

Vision on Albrecht Dürer

Rhinoceros and unicorns are good examples of Stubborn and steadfast as a character attitude.