Crucifixion With Many Figures 1523

This pen and ink drawing, created by German Renaissance artist Albrecht Durer in 1523, depicts the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The composition is meticulously detailed, with numerous figures surrounding the central figure of Christ on the cross, including angels in the sky and a cityscape in the background. The use of line and shading conveys depth and volume in the figures, showcasing Durer's mastery of draftsmanship. The drawing is a powerful example of religious art in the early 16th century, reflecting the deep piety and reverence of the era. This artwork is a testament to Durer's mastery of detail and the significance of the Crucifixion theme within the broader artistic landscape of the Renaissance.