Albrecht Dürer’s influence extends beyond the canvas and the printed page, offering inspiration for home décor that echoes the timeless elegance and meticulous detail of the Northern Renaissance.

Not lost, just misplaced. That's the word from the Boston Library after it found two missing prints — a Dürer and Rembrandt worth a combined $630,000. But their presumed loss had already set in ...

Provenance ex-collection Württemberg (German, c. 1842), a Danzig collector of prints and drawings who assembled a broad collection of the works of the Great Masters, bearing his hand-written monogram ...

The great achievement of this “stunning” exhibition—the largest gathering of Dürer watercolors and prints ever shown in the U.S.—is that these more than 100 works remind us of this genius ...

Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) may not be such a household name on UK shores anymore – 500 years have a way of somewhat waning one’s renown – but he was once on the tip of every Renaissance tongue.