Albrecht Dürer's most famous works
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Young Hare · Self-Portrait in a Fur Coat · Praying Hands. (Updated Nov 17, 2023.)
Paintings, engravings and drawings by the great Renaissance artist from Nuremberg, from the Young Hare to the master engravings.
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Top 15
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Young Hare
1502. The Albertina's most famous nature study.
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Self-Portrait in a Fur Coat
1500. Frontal like an image of Christ. Alte Pinakothek.
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Praying Hands
1508. A study that became one of the most copied images.
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Knight, Death and the Devil
1513. One of the three master engravings.
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Melencolia I
1514. The most enigmatic image of the Renaissance.
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Saint Jerome in His Study
1514. A scholar in his study.
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Rhinoceros
1515. A rhinoceros he never saw.
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Self-Portrait with Landscape
1498. Elegant as a nobleman. Prado Museum.
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Adam and Eve
1507. The life-size panels at the Prado; plus the 1504 engraving.
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10
The Large Piece of Turf
1503. A patch of meadow, closely observed.
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The Four Apostles
1526. His last major painting.
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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
1498. From his Apocalypse woodcut series.
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The Feast of the Rosary
1506. Painted in Venice, now in Prague.
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14
Adoration of the Trinity (Landauer Altar)
1511. The heavenly host in adoration.
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Self-Portrait with a Thistle
1493. His first painted self-portrait. Louvre.
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