Saint Eustace (reduced reverse copy in oval) 1485 - 1528

"Saint Eustace (reduced reverse copy in oval)" is a 16th-century engraving by German Renaissance master Albrecht Dürer. Depicting the conversion of Saint Eustace, the artwork showcases Dürer's mastery of detail and precision. This work is a smaller and reversed copy of a larger engraving with the same subject, demonstrating Dürer's prolific output in the medium. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York houses this intricate example of Dürer's skill in woodcut and engraving. The piece showcases the intricate details of the subject matter, including the deer, horse, dogs, and a background landscape.