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The Life of the Virgin
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The Life of the Virgin

woodcut by Albrecht Dürer
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  • Albrecht Dürer: Self-Portrait in Furred Coat
    Albrecht Dürer
    / First journey to Italy

    …prints from the woodcut series The Life of the Virgin (c. 1500–10) have a distinct Italian flavour. Many of Dürer’s copper engravings are in the same Italian mode. Some examples of them that may be cited are Fortune (c. 1496), The Four Witches (1497), The Sea Monster (c. 1498), Adam…

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    …prints from the woodcut series The Life of the Virgin (c. 1500–10) have a distinct Italian flavour. Many of Dürer’s copper engravings are in the same Italian mode. Some examples of them that may be cited are Fortune (c. 1496), The Four Witches (1497), The Sea Monster (c. 1498), Adam…

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