Portrait of Ulrich Varnbiiler
- Artist
- Albrecht Durer
- Date
- 1522
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Albertina
Albrecht Dürer’s Portrait of Ulrich Varnbiiler from 1522 exemplifies his mastery within the Northern renaissance tradition. Dürer, renowned for his exceptional skill in #technique and realism, employs meticulous detail and engraving techniques to create a compelling portrait. This work reflects the genre’s focus on individual likeness, capturing the subject’s personality with clarity and wit characteristic of Dürer’s style. The portrait underscores Dürer’s contribution to the evolution of portraiture, blending realism with pioneering printmaking mastery, rooted firmly in the rich artistic context of the Northern renaissance.
Related artworks
- Portrait of Nicolaes van der Borght by Anthony van Dyck
- Portrait of Marguerite Charlotte David by Jacques-Louis David
- Portrait of a Gentleman by Anthony van Dyck
- Surrealistic portrait of Marusia by the sea by David Burliuk
- Portrait of Elisabeth Sophie Constance de Lowendhal by Jean-Honore Fragonard
- Portrait of Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg by Lucas Cranach the Elder
- Portrait of Hans Pfaffrot of Gdansk by Albrecht Durer
- Self Portrait with Monkeys by Frida Kahlo
- Portrait of Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg by Albrecht Durer
- Portrait of princess P. I. Shcherbatova by Vasily Surikov