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Albrecht Dürer’s tomb at St. Johannis churchyard in Nuremberg
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The artist erased a view of Dürer’s grave at the Johannis cemetery in Nuremberg. Above in a text field there is a boasting poem in German and Latin. On the grave is the empty inscription board of Sandrart from 1681 and the record with the coat of arms of the artist in-laws (cf. Mende 1976, Cat. No. 38).
Title: Albrecht Dürer’s tomb at St. Johannis churchyard in Nuremberg
Description:
The artist erased a view of Dürer’s grave at the Johannis cemetery in Nuremberg.
Above in a text field there is a boasting poem in German and Latin.
On the grave is the empty inscription board of Sandrart from 1681 and the record with the coat of arms of the artist in-laws (cf.
Mende 1976, Cat.
No.
38).
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