Albrecht Dürer's "The Holy Trinity" is a woodcut from approximately 1525 that demonstrates the artist's mastery of the medium through intricate line work and sophisticated compositional balance. The print depicts the Christian doctrine of the Trinity through carefully arranged figures, showcasing Dürer's ability to convey theological complexity within the constraints of the woodcut format. Created on laid paper bearing the Cross with JZ watermark (Meder 313), this work exemplifies the high quality of Dürer's late printmaking period and remains a significant example of Northern Renaissance religious imagery.