Hare
- Artist
- Albrecht Durer
- Date
- 1528
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Animal painting
Albrecht Dürer’s Hare (1528) is a masterful animal painting that exemplifies the skill and detail characteristic of the Northern renaissance. This detailed watercolor and bodycolour depicts a realistic, mature hare, capturing its textured fur, alert eyes, and delicate features with exceptional precision. Dürer’s meticulous approach creates a vivid, almost lifelike image, highlighting his fascination with nature’s intricacies. The artwork reflects the Northern renaissance’s focus on naturalism and craftsmanship, embodying both scientific observation and artistic beauty within the tradition of animal painting.
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