Homage to Albrecht Durer

Albrecht Durer is one of the most talented painter and sculptor of the German Renaissance. His work is widely known all over the world, not only to learn and learn his skills, but also to spread his skills and to spread his already famous style also stimulate artists. Albrecht Durer was born in Nuremberg, Germany on May 21, 1471. His parents are Albrecht Durer and Barbara Holper. "His father was a successful goldsmith who was originally named Ajtósi and in 1455 he moved from Ajtós in Hungary to Nuremberg" (Strieder).

"Two brothers, Albrecht and Albert Daleh, lived in a small village near Nuremberg in Germany in the late 15th century, the Dale family is poor and has 18 children.The two sons, Albert and Albrecht wanted to dream and want to pursue their artistic talent.2 The two boys reserved an agreement, they threw a coin, the losers worked in a local coal mine In his income, he paid for his brothers to attend college. After finishing art research the winner seems to support his brothers so that they can study at college Albrecht won Toss and went to Nuremberg to become an artist and entered a dangerous mine at the same time.

They threw the coins on Sunday morning after the church. Albrecht Durer won the throw and went to Nuremberg. Albert went to a dangerous mine, and funded his brother for the following four years, and his work at college almost immediately caused a fuss. Albrecht's printmaking, his tree prints, and his oil are much better than his most professors, and when he graduated he began to earn a considerable fee for his requested work It was. When a young artist returned to his village, the Durer family held a gala dinner on their lawn to celebrate the return of Albrecht's victory. After a long and unforgettable meal accompanied by music and laughter, Albrecht rose from his honor's position on the table, allowing Albrecht to achieve his ambition His beloved for years I burned my brother. . His conclusion is as follows. "Now, my brother, Albert, it's your turn.