Albrecht Dürer and His Legacy: The Graphic Work of a Renaissance Artist
Giulia Bartrum, Günter Grass, Joseph Leo Koerner, Ute Kuhlemann
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Giulia Bartrum, Günter Grass, Joseph Leo Koerner, Ute Kuhlemann
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This text traces Durer's career from his early work, through his education in Italy, to his sophisticated developments which changed the history of printmaking. It also examines his influence in later periods, including his work's great impact on German nationalism in the 19th century.
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This text traces Durer's career from his early work, through his education in Italy, to his sophisticated developments which changed the history of printmaking. It also examines his influence in later periods, including his work's great impact on German nationalism in the 19th century.
Key concepts: Printmaking, The Renaissance, German, Work (physics), Nationalism, Art, Art history, Visual arts