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Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of Albrecht Dürer with this meticulously curated hardback book, a must-have for both art enthusiasts and scholars. Authored by renowned historian Christof Metzger and published by Prestel Publishing, this lavish edition spans 488 pages, measuring 245 x 285 mm—perfect for coffee tables and art collections alike. Explore over 100 of Dürer's captivating drawings, including his iconic works like 'Hare', 'Self Portrait at the Age of 13', and 'Melencolia I'. Each piece is printed with exceptional clarity, allowing you to appreciate Dürer's mastery of human anatomy, proportions, and perspective. His contributions to the Renaissance not only solidified his status as a painter and draughtsman but also transformed drawing into a respected medium in fine art. Scholarly essays within this volume provide insights into Dürer's influence on art history, making it essential reading for students, educators, and art lovers. Whether as a thoughtful gift or as a personal item for your scholarly library, this book is a treasure trove of knowledge that celebrates Albrecht Dürer's unparalleled artistic genius and historic significance.