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A master engraving of 1514 that depicts the intellectual situation of the artist as a personification of melancholy. Learn about the symbolism, the medieval and Renaissance concepts of melancholy, and the artistic power of Dürer's work.
- The Flight Into Egypt, From The Life of The Virgin, From The Latin Edition
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- The Flight Into Egypt, From The Life of The Virgin, From The Latin Edition
Melencolia I is a large 1514 engraving by the German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer. Its central subject is an enigmatic and gloomy winged female figure thought to be a personification of melancholia – melancholy. Holding her head in her hand, she stares past the busy scene in front of her.
Explore the enigmatic and complex engraving by Dürer, one of his three \"master engravings\" and a testament to his artistic imagination. Learn about the possible meanings of the winged figure, the objects, and the symbols in this representation of artistic melancholy.
Melencolia I. Albrecht Dürer German. 1514. Not on view. The winged figure in Melencolia I has inspired many readings over its long history, although her ties to mathematical knowledge are often highlighted.
Melancolia I é uma gravura de 1514 criada pelo mestre alemão renascentista Albrecht Dürer e considerada uma de suas três grandes gravuras. [1] Trata-se de uma composição alegórica que tem sido alvo de muitas interpretações.
Dürer’s personification of the melancholic temperament in his most famous print, Melencolia I, shows a brooding, inactive figure who sits under an hourglass, weighed down by her own thoughts...
Melancolia I é uma gravura de 1514 criada pelo mestre alemão renascentista Albrecht Dürer e considerada uma de suas três grandes gravuras. Trata-se de uma composição alegórica que tem sido alvo de muitas interpretações.
