Albrecht Durer Timeline

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  • 1471 - 1528
    Life of the German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer.
  • 21 May 1471
    The Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer is born in Nuremberg.
  • 1486 - 1489
    The Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer studies as a painter and engraver apprentice under Michael Wolgemut.
  • 1492 - 1494
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer works in Basel providing woodcut prints for books.
  • 1494
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer marries Agnes Fey.
  • 1495 - 1497
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer visits Italy for the first time.
  • 1498
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer creates his series of 15 prints known as The Apocalypse.
  • c. 1500
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer produces his famous self-portrait now in Munich.
  • 1504
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer paints his Adoration of the Magi.
  • 1504
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer creates his Adam and Eve print.
  • 1505 - 1507
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer visits Italy for a second time.
  • 1507
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer buys his house (now a museum) in Nuremberg.
  • 1512 - 1519
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer works as the court artist of Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor.
  • 1514
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer produces his Master Engravings collection.
  • 1515
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer supervises the multiple page print, the Triumphal Arch of Maximilian.
  • 1520
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer is appointed the court artist of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor.
  • 1521
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer visits Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp, and Cologne.
  • 1525
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer writes Underweysung der Messung, a treatise on geometry.
  • 1526
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer paints his Four Apostles panels.
  • 1528
    The German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer writes his Vier Bücher menschlicher Proportion, a treatise on proportion.
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