Albrecht Dürer, Saints Stephen, Sixtus and Lawrence (probably c. 1504/1505)

Dürer was in Venice between the end of the summer of 1505 and the autumn of 1506, at which point he went to Bologna. He had already been in Venice as a young man in 1494 but the se...

The first part “Der Nuremberg Münz-Belusungen” (cf. JH.Num.q.34 (1 of the Bamberg State Library) produced Leitner’s illustration of a medal that portrays Albrecht Dürer d.Ä. in the...

The first part “Der Nuremberg Münz-Belusungen” (cf. JH.Num.q.34 (1 of the Bamberg State Library) produced Leitner’s illustration of a medal that portrays Albrecht Dürer d.Ä. in the...

The first part “Der Nuremberg Münz-Belusungen” (cf. JH.Num.q.34 (1 of the Bamberg State Library) produced Leitner’s illustration of a medal that portrays Albrecht Dürer d.Ä. in the...

The cross-format woodcut, “Die Der heightens von Österreich,” designed from 1515, was widely used in various versions: while Bartsch only knew the second condition with eight saint...

The present panel has been in the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection since 1930, the year when it was first presented to the public in the exhibition at the Neue Pinakothek in Munich. T...