"Albrecht Durer"

Albrecht Dürer is the biggest representative of the Scandinavian Renaissance art. As an important painter, in his own era, Dürer is famous for his graphic work. European artists appreciate and reproduce Dürer's innovative and powerful prints from religious and mythical scenes to maps and exotic animals.

Technically, Dürer's printmaking is a model of detail and accuracy. As a goldsmith's son, Durer was trained as a metalworker when he was very young. He applies the same meticulous attention and strict approach to this ingenious piece to his woodcut and printmaking, especially the four knights of his apocalyptic series (1498), and his knights, death and devil (1513) did.

Dürer's training includes overseas trips and overseas study abroad. He traveled to Italy in 1494 and returned again in 1505. Contact with Italian painters brings deep resonance to his art. Under the influence of Venetian artists, they are known for their rich colors, and Durer pays more attention to the color of his paintings. A feast of his rose garland (1506), in addition to doubt, is also a master of printmaking, he is a successful painter

Dürer is also a fan of Leonardo Da Vinci. He was very interested in researching the human body image by the Italian masters, and after applying the Leonardo's proportion to his own number in 1506, this was evident in his paintings. In the latter part of his life in the 1520s, he wrote in detail the theoretical papers to guide artists with perspective and proportions.

Dürer is a humanist and a creator. His knowledge of his role as an artist is evident in his positive self-portrait self-portrait of 1500, which is only one of the many self-portraits he has drawn in his career . Durler not only does his own work for his own time but also regards his reputation and contribution as a permanent part of history.

The direct ancestor of Albrecht Durer lived in Hungary. According to his father's record, Albrecht Dürer occasionally wrote occasionally occasional mottled family records in his life who confirmed his origin on 25 December 1523. Albrecht Durer the Elder (1427-1502) comes from a small town called "Jula", a small village in Hungary called "Eytas". The stated place is now called Ajt and Durer later wrote it based on records kept by his father on 25 December 1523. Even today, there is no doubt that Durers are from Hungary or Germany. As his son occasionally uses the word "Albertus Durerus Germamcus" to depart from other countries, at least some of the family may be from Germany. Last name is a translation of Hungarian "ajtos" and "Tur" in German, and it is written as "Thurer" or "Turer".

Albrecht Durer born in 1471 is the third son of a family of 18 children. His father Albrecht Dürer Elder is a goldsmith. He has been using it all the while, but the latter does not have many gold medals. According to legend, his two sons are eager to become a painter, including the most famous person among them, but the family income comes from two young people receiving proper art training in Nuremberg It is not enough for. The two brothers thus reached an agreement: one of them will stay in their hometown and work at the mine to finance the research of others, and they will change. The decision is to throw a coin. Albrecht was the most fortunate, and he went to Nuremberg. Four years later, the young man gave his name and came back to commemorate the opponent. But the sad news awaited him: his hardest efforts to hurt the bones of his hand badly, hardly able to grasp the brush