Dürer was one of the greatest characters of Renaissance art. He was the son of a goldsmith, who was educating him in the same occupation, but Dürer, from the earliest age, had the intellectual ambition which went beyond the middle-aged craft workshop. His most famous works of art are the woodcut of "the Knight of Apocalypse", "The Death and the Evil", and "The study of Saint Jerome and Melencolia". His watercolours render him one of the first European artists of a landscape. Now, thanks to the collection of Albrecht Dürer's reproduction from bimago, the paintings are available for anyone who appreciates timeless beauty.
Durer paintings
It has long been known that art combines the best of everything. The works of the most eminent artists adorn the walls of the world's largest museums. One of the artists whose works the greatest collectors dream of is Albrecht Durer. This outstanding painter worked at the turn of the two epochs of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. He came from Nuremberg and it was there that the painter discovered his above-average abilities, but he underwent his spiritual transformation only in Italy. Delighted by what he saw in Venice, Padua or Mantua, he discovered a desire to create, and not just to produce the same objects according to learned rules.
Durer's paintings on canvas
Albrecht Durer and his paintings are primarily self-portraits. Durer is one of those artists who, using self-portraits, created their own diaries - in other words, autobiographies - created by themselves. This group includes artists such as**: Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt and Courbet.** Albrecht was not only an outstanding portraitist of his face. Very often he also painted friends, outstanding humanists and townspeople, as well as his family. This artist is known for having revolutionized the technique of woodcut, which he gave three-dimensionality and thus brought it closer to the copper engraving considered more subtle and refined.
Albrecht Durer paintings on canvas for the living room or office
Durer's paintings are characterized by high precision and great technique. Such sublime works make looking at a painting an impression that it is three-dimensional. A great arrangement idea will be to use reproductions of this painter and famous paintings by other artists in the living room, office or study. It is best to combine them with classic furniture made of wood, referring to the style of previous eras or with more modern ones kept in subdued colors.