- The artwork entitled “Adam and Eve” by Albrecht Dürer, created in the year 1504, is an etching of significant historical and artistic value.
- No finer example of the 107 engravings he produced exists than this, his 1504 masterpiece Adam and Eve, the only work to which he signed his name in full.
- Dürer's knowledge of the classical nude is extensive, while the exactitude of his lines reveals the hand of an artist rooted in the Northern tradition.
- ('Albrecht Durer and his Legacy'; Giulia Bartram, British Museum Press, 2002). Adam and Eve stand in pale contrast to the dark, and clearly northern...
- On a tablet is the inscription: `Albrecht Dürer, Upper German, made this 1507 years after the Virgin's offspring.' Adam inclines his head towards Eve and stretches...
- Albrecht Dürer's engraving Adam and Eve is one of the most celebrated of the artist's career.
- The work "Adam and Eve" by Albrecht Dürer is an engraving created using the technique of intaglio.
- Adam and Eve by German painter Albrecht Dürer is a masterpiece for the ages.
- ‘Adam and Eve’ was created in 1504 by Albrecht Durer in Northern Renaissance style.
- Dürer’s celebrated print of 1504 straddles these two worlds, exulting antiquity’s pursuit of the perfect nude, but with plenty of medieval symbolism.