
A deep sense of nature is permeated with watercolor landscapes of Durer, apparently related to the beginning of the 1490s, performed by him during walks around Nuremberg, during a trip to southern Germany and Switzerland and on his way to Venice.
These drawings of the young artist, who had just come out of the almost medieval half-dressed master’s workshop, speak of a new era of German and even all European art. Preserving Elements with a somewhat naive panoramic topography, they have a clearly expressed sense of the integrity of the image of nature, completely unfamiliar to artists of the 15th century.
Le Christ parmi les scribes – Albrecht Durer
A large piece of meadow by Albrecht Durer
Son of man. Engraving by Albrecht Durer
Young rabbit by Albrecht Durer
Portrait of Michael Wolgemut by Albrecht Durer
The Appearance of John the Christ and the Essence of the Seven Churches by Albrecht Durer
Four witches by Albrecht Durer
Self-portrait at age 26 by Albrecht Durer