Portrait of a Man (Konrad Peutinger)

Albrecht Dürer's 1517 Portrait of a man, known as Konrad Peutinger, exemplifies the meticulous detail and realism characteristic of the Northern renaissance. Dürer’s mastery in capturing individual personality and precise features demonstrates his skill as a painter and printmaker. This portrait showcases his innovative approach to human expression within the context of early 16th-century European art, blending Northern European attention to detail with the influence of Italian artists. The work reflects Dürer’s reputation for producing highly detailed and expressive portraits during this pivotal period of artistic development.