Albrecht Dürer: Master of Renaissance Prints
Albrecht Dürer
A leading German Renaissance painter, printmaker, draftsman, and art theorist. He gained renown across Europe through his woodcuts and copper engravings, and authored theoretical treatises not only on painting but also on human proportions, perspective, and fortification architecture. He introduced the influence of the Italian Renaissance into German art and interacted with figures such as Raphael and Giovanni Bellini. Additionally, he enjoyed the patronage of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, and in his later years showed interest in the Reformation and the ideas of Martin Luther.
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