The Last Supper Size:24" x 36" symbolizing his role as a

symbolizing his role as a scholar and theologian

a miniature painted on ivory

Repeated at the upper right are some of the landscape and architectural elements of which the Cordovan master was so fond: cypresses and arcades in a courtyard with a small roof and evocations of the buildings and architecture of his home town that he so often included in his paintings

A beautiful German illustration depicting the tender Madonna and Child with a vibrant hues of Blue

Frederic Leighton

The Last Supper Size:24" x 36" symbolizing his role as aAn interesting scene. This woodcut made by Durer depicts the scence of the Last Supper after the departure of Judas. Albrecht Durer was a painter, printmaker, and theorist of the German Renaissance. Born in Nuremberg, Durer established his reputation and influence across Europe when he was still in his twenties due to his high quality woodcut prints.