Albrecht Durer - Virgin and Child with a Pear

(German, 1471-1528), engraving, dated "1503" and signed initials, trimmed to subject. 4 1/2" high, 2 13/16" wide. A few small imperfections, loosely laid to heavy mat. Provenance: Property of a CT Col

circa 1498 engraving 7 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches

Albrecht Durer Virgin and Child Crowed by On Engraving,W 6 in.H 7 in., frame: W 27 in.H 28.5 in.

Etching signed on the plate glued on cardboard #21, inscription on the lower left side. Measures 14.9cm x 10cm. The full marge measures 27cm x 12cm

Albrecht Durer (German 1471-1528) "Virgin and Child with Monkey" Partially colored engraving Circa 1498 or later Signed in plate bottom center "AD" Condition: some water damage to top edge, foxing

"THE VIRGIN AND CHILD WITH A MONKEY", C.1498 Engraving on paper, initials in the plate AD on the bottom center. A collector's stamp K.BERN.M, lower right. Dimension: (Frame) H15.25" X W12.5", (Paper)

Engraving "The Virgin and Child Seated by a Wall" Dated 1514, a later impression with repairs and made up areas. Literature: Bartsch 40: Meder, Holstein :36, Schoch Mende Scherbaum :73. Sheet size- 6

Antique woodcut prints, the first after Albrecht Durer's 1521 "St. Christopher Facing to the Right," the second a roundel in the style of Lucas Cranach the Elder depicting the Virgin and Child surroun

After Albrecht Durer (sometimes attributed to Hans Baldung) (German, 1471-1528) Virgin and Child woodcut 9 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches.

DESCRIPTION: Antique woodcut of "The Glorification of the Virgin" by Albrecht Durer depicting the madonna and Child surrounded by various Biblical and angelic figures in a neoclassical building. Bears

After Albrecht Durer (Germany, 1471 - 1528) engraving of the Virgin Mother holding Baby Jesus. Monogrammed in the engravers plate upper left with notes in the lower border. Notes are 14, Pierron Imp.

Albrecht Durer (1471-1528 Germany) 'Death of the Virgin' Woodcut. Lifetime impression with circle fleur-de-lis watermark, collector notation and stamp on reverse (G. Storck Milan 1797). Professionally

After Albrecht Durer Engraving. Woman with child visited by Faun. Matted; Unframed Dimensions: Frame Height: 14 inches, Frame Width: 11 inches. - Image Size: Image Height: 4.5 inches, Image Width: 2.7

Aft. Albrecht DurerThe Life Of The Virgin Series Engraving laid on paper. Corner edge tear. Dimensions: 14 1/4" X 10 1/4" laid on paper. Life of a Virgin series c. 1500

Woodcut on laid paper titled Christ Among the Doctors from the Life of the Virgin by Albrecht Durer (German 1471-1528) Measures 11 3/4" x 8 1/4" (23" x 19 1/2" framed) Please review all photos closely

Albrecht Durer, Life of the Virgin, Christ taking leave from his motherAlbreht Durer (Nuremburg, Germany 1471-1528)Woodcut, unframedDimension: 11.7” x 8.4”, not laid downBartsch 92Signed: in plate

Albrecht Durer (German, 1471-1528). Woodcut on paper from the Latin text edition of 1511 titled "The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple," from "The Life of the Virgin." The p

Woodcut. 1500 292x208 mm; 11 1/2x8 1/8 inches. Bartsch 93; Meder 205.

Albrecht Durer etching of mother and child [Art: 7 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches; Frame: 14 x 12 inches]; Philip Evergood self portrait, pencil [20 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches].

Apostle Saint Philip, 13 1/2" x 9" (sheet) and Albrecht Durer, "The Death of the Virgin", 11" x 8" (image), both framed

Albrecht Durer (German, 1471-1528) Betrothal of the Virgin woodcut 11 3/4 x 8 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of the Sisters of Charity, Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio

ALBRECHT DÃœRERGermany, 1471-1528“The Virgin and Child Crowned by one Angel”, 1520. Small jug watermark (Meder 158, which he dates to circa 1525). Arthur H. Hahlo & Co., New York label o

European (Germany), circa 1511. Woodcut on paper, unframed. From "The Life of the Virgin." Monogrammed in the plate. Fair condition; toning, some staining, laid down on heavier paper. 12"h. 8.25"w.

Title: Durer Madonna and Child with Monkey Description: 18th century reprint of Albrecht Durer engraving of the Madonna and Child with Monkey originally printed circa 1498. On laid watermarked paper.