This work presents Study for St. Apollonia after Albrecht Dürer, one of the most influential figures of the Northern Renaissance. The image is based on Dürer’s original study and was produced as part of an authorized museum publishing program, with reference to the Berlin collections and Prussian Works of Art.
The print is executed in the style of the original engraving, capturing Dürer’s precise line work, sculptural modeling, and restrained emotional intensity. The subject depicts Saint Apollonia in quiet contemplation, rendered with the anatomical sensitivity and tonal depth that define Dürer’s draftsmanship.
This example bears printed publisher and institutional credits along the margin, including Berlin museum references, indicating it was produced for educational, archival, or collector circulation rather than as a decorative poster. The paper is substantial and matte, intended to closely reflect the character of the original work rather than a glossy commercial finish.
Presented unframed, this piece is well suited for collectors of Old Master imagery, academic study collections, or those building a historically grounded print wall. It works especially well when framed in a restrained, archival style that allows the image to speak without distraction.
Measurements: approximately 14 x 18 inches.
