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Albrecht Dürer was the son of the goldsmith Albrecht Dürer  the Elder and Barbara Holper. His dad had left Hungary to settle in Nürnberg in the year 1455. This is also known as the city of Nuremberg, Germany. Albrecht Dürer was later born on May 21, 1471 in Nuremberg, Germany, and died April 6, 1528 in the city of Nürnberg.  ("Albrecht Dürer." Britannica) Academic

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Albrecht Durer created many marvelous paintings and artifcats which are considered exemplary today. He started creating these masterpieces at the age of 13. His exceptional skill was first recognized when he was actually 13 years old, and at the time created a remarkable self portrait of himself, done in the year 1484.  A year after he created an art piece which was called Madonna with Musical Angels, which at the time was already art in a unique style. His life as a kid was actually pretty good, and he really enjoyed paintings and creating things.  ("Albrecht Dürer." Britannica Academic)

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When Albrecht Dürer was working as a journeyman he was able to go to the Netherlands, along with Alsace, and to Basel, Switzerland where he was actually able to create his first authentic woodcut, called St. Jerome Curing the Lion. He also created many unique book illustrations.  ("Albrecht Dürer." Britannica Academic)

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Who was Albrecht Dürer? | National Gallery

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After Durer's marriage he had to flee for Italy for about three months due to the plague epidemic that was ocurring in Nuremberg. In Italy, he was actually visiting Venice to study the enhanced culture, and at this time he was able to create lots of woodcuts in a german style. He was also able to visit countless important areas in Northern Italy where he learned different forms of art.

"Albrecht Dürer." Britannica Academic, Encyclopædia Britannica, 19 Aug. 2022. academic.eb.com/levels/collegiate/article/Albrecht-D%C3%BCrer/31569. Accessed 6 Oct. 2023.

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Albrecht Dürer played an extremely important role in the Renaissance. His artworks were a part of a significant point in history.  Dürer was the founder of printmaking and ultimately  made about 300 different prints throughout his whole career. This was one of the big reasons Dürer was so important during the Renaissance, and why he is known as one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance.

(www.nationalgallery.org)

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In the autumn of 1505 Albrecht Dürer chose to make a second journey to Italy. This journey lasted until the winter of 1507, and he actually spent most of his time in Venice. He had sketched a lot of art that portrayed soft colored images of men and women that were extremely detailed. He actually created a painting called Knight, Death, and the Devil. This painting showed how Durer compared different things, and the  amount of perspective and effort Renaissance artists would put into their paintings. Albrecht ultimately went to Italy so he could learn new styles of art.

("Albrecht Dürer." Britannica) Academic

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Albrecht Dürer Self Portrait in Furred Coat

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Albrecht Dürer Self Portrait in Furred Coat

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Albrecht Dürer was ultimately known as one of the world's greatest painters, printmakers, and writers. All of his art revolved around the Northern sort of interest in detail, along with some really in depth art of humans and animals. His most famous piece of art was the Praying Hands, which was a very detailed piece of art which showed human hands. (worldhistory.abc)

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