Albrecht Dürer's "Samson Rending the Lion" is a remarkable woodcut that captures the biblical hero at the moment of his violent struggle with the beast, demonstrating Dürer's masterful control of the medium through intricate line work and dramatic composition. The print exemplifies the Northern Renaissance artist's technical virtuosity, with carefully rendered musculature and expressive movement conveying both the physical and spiritual intensity of the struggle. Created on laid paper bearing the Cross of Dreiberg in Circle watermark, this work reflects Dürer's engagement with Old Testament narratives and his commitment to exploring the extremes of human strength and divine will.