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The Congress of Princes at Vienna, from the Triumphal Arch of Emperor Maximilian I

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SKU: TRG-PRINT-METM-388477 Category: Giclee Prints Tag: Figures Artist: Dürer, Albrecht

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The Congress of Princes at Vienna by Albrecht Dürer presents a formal gathering beneath an architectural canopy. Richly dressed figures stand close together, their faces and gestures creating a sense of exchange within the ceremonial setting. The building’s strong lines and the surrounding ornament give the scene a structure that feels both public and carefully staged.

Dated 1515 and belonging to the Triumphal Arch of Emperor Maximilian I, this woodcut places political encounter within a larger commemorative design. Its interest lies in the balance between collective dignity and individual movement: the figures form a unified assembly while still turning and responding to one another. Dürer makes a formal occasion visually engaging through the variety of costumes, faces and gestures within its orderly frame.

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