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Albrecht Dürer — The Last Supper; and Ecce Homo (B. 5, 9; M., Holl. 114, 118)
Albrecht Dürer

The Last Supper; and Ecce Homo (B. 5, 9; M., Holl. 114, 118)

Two woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer from The Large Passion series: The Last Supper and Ecce Homo, both dated 1511. These prints exemplify Dürer's mastery of the woodcut medium and his contributions to religious Renaissance art.

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Two woodcuts, 1511, from The Large Passion, B. 5 a good impression from the Latin text edition of 1511, B. 9 a Meder f impression after text, on paper with an A in Circle with HW watermark (M. 304), B. 5 framed
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Old Master Prints

June 30, 2021

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

Lot 21

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Albrecht Dürer, The Last Supper; and Ecce Homo (B. 5, 9; M., Holl. 114, 118)

Two woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer from The Large Passion series: The Last Supper and Ecce Homo, both dated 1511. These prints exemplify Dürer's mastery of the woodcut medium and his contributions to religious Renaissance art.

Medium
Two woodcuts, 1511, from The Large Passion, B. 5 a good impression from the Latin text edition of 1511, B. 9 a Meder f impression after text, on paper with an A in Circle with HW watermark (M. 304), B. 5 framed
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Religious Art, Print, The Large Passion, Last Supper, Albrecht Dürer, Woodcut, 1511, Ecce Homo, Renaissance

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Art Institute of Chicago