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Summary
| Artist |
Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528)    |
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| Alternative names |
Albrecht Dürer |
| Description |
German painter, printmaker, engraver and mathematician
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| Date of birth/death |
21 May 1471 |
6 April 1528 |
| Location of birth/death |
Nuremberg |
Nuremberg |
| Work location |
Nuremberg (1484–1490), Basel (1490–1494), Strasbourg (1490–1494), Colmar (1490–1494), Frankfurt am Main (1490–1494), Mainz (1490–1494), Cologne (1490–1494), Nuremberg (21 May 1494–1528), Innsbruck (1494), Venice (1494–1495), 1505–1506), Bologna (1505–1506), Milan (1505–1506), Florence (1505–1506), Rome (1505–1506), Augsburg (1518) |
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| Title |
Deutsch: "Junger Hase"
English: A Young Hare
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| Date |
1502 |
| Medium |
Gouache, watercolor on paper |
| Dimensions |
251 × 226 mm (9.88 × 8.9 in) |
| Current location |
Graphische Sammlung Albertina |
| Vienna |
| Source/Photographer |
Scanned from book |
Permission
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