Study of Three Hands 1494

Albrecht Dürer’s “Study of Three Hands” is a meticulous pen and ink drawing dating back to 1494. Depicting three hands in various poses, the artwork showcases Dürer's masterful skill in anatomical observation. The precision and detail, including the delicate rendering of tendons and wrinkles, are characteristic of the artist's early works. These studies, crucial for his artistic development, illustrate his dedication to realism and the pursuit of anatomical accuracy in his art. "Study of Three Hands" is a testament to Dürer’s commitment to mastering the human form, a cornerstone of his later masterpieces.