Description
The Italian Renaissance is conventionally thought of as the historical period that bore witness to the rise of the individual. Yet no other artist of the time begins to compare with Albrecht D?rer in terms of the almost obsessive interest he displayed in depicting his life, his dreams and his surroundings in his art. Exploring D?rer's life and times, the natural world in his work, and his studies, travel and influences, David Ekserdjian closely examines D?rer's paintings, as well as his drawings and prints, which are often comparatively overlooked. Revealing D?rer's remarkable, unique status, both in his own time and across the centuries, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in Renaissance or northern European art.
Binding: Hardback
Binding: Hardback