The Young Durer: Drawing the Figure

Focusing on the formative years of Albrecht Dürer, this book explores his significant drawings created between 1490 and 1495, particularly during his travels in Italy. It highlights the Courtauld Gallery's notable double-sided drawing and delves into Dürer's artistic development, examining his figure studies and the evolution of his individual style. Five expert essays provide insights into his motivations, self-portraits, influences from Nuremberg workshops, and the interplay between drawing and printmaking, enhancing the understanding of his early artistic journey.