Young Hare

Hare by Albrecht Dürer "Hare" by Albrecht Dürer, created in 1502, is one of the most renowned examples of Dürer's skill in detailed animal studies. This meticulously rendered artwork showcases a brown hare in a naturalistic pose, capturing the texture of its fur and the subtleties of its expression. Dürer's keen observational skills and precision are evident in this engraving, which reflects his interest in both scientific accuracy and artistic detail. Albrecht Dürer, a leading figure of the Northern Renaissance, was known for his contributions to printmaking and his detailed studies of animals and nature. Educated in Nuremberg and influenced by his travels across Europe, Dürer was a pioneer in integrating detailed observation with artistic technique. His work in "Hare" highlights his ability to merge artistic expression with scientific inquiry, illustrating the hare with a level of detail that was innovative for his time. Details: Location and Date Created: Created in 1502. Medium: