I bought a small Taschen book today at Bouvier, another to add to the several I've collected these last few years. This time it was a group of sketches and watercolors by Albrecht Dürer, an artist probably best known for his
spectacular woodcuts. I wanted to share some images from my own copy, but the scans keep coming out with odd horizontal bands. Maybe I can figure out later how to tweak that to make them look better. For now, I have the cover picture (which I scanned successfully) and some images I snagged from the web (also all in the book.) The watercolors are brilliant -- they're five-hundred years old and they still feel strangely modern.
If you're interested --
A Dürer bio with some more images::::
2 comments:
Rebecca - Enjoying your presentations. Keep it up. Still do not know if comments getting to you. Tried a different "Anonymous" method to get through to you.
Love,
Papa and Grammy.
What a marvelous and exceptionally well written blog. It is truly a joy to read - keep up the great work!
The Cathedral's stained glass must be incredible in person :-)
"Beeindruckt durch das anmutige Schreiben der jungen Frau"
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