Middle Section of the Central Portal — Albrecht Dürer, with Hans Springinklee or Wolf Traut after Dürer

The Middle Section of the Entryway to the Central Portal, the Columns Decorated by Sirens and Sleeping Soldiers Behind, from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18

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SKU: TRG-PRINT-5289 Category: Tags: , , Artist: Dürer, Albrecht
Tags: Architecture, Fantasy, Patterns & Ornament

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Middle Section of the Central Portal transforms an architectural threshold into a world of fantastic ornament. Paired sirens decorate imposing columns, while sleeping soldiers occupy the lower corners and an open passage draws the eye into the distance.

Created for The Arch of Honor of Emperor Maximilian I, the woodcut combines monumental structure with playful detail. Albrecht Dürer designed the right half, and Hans Springinklee or Wolf Traut supplied the left after Dürer.

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