Fotoreproductie van een gravure van vier naakte vrouwen door Albrecht Dürer c. 1910 - 1940

This photo reproduction of an engraving by Albrecht Dürer depicts four nude women, likely referencing the biblical story of "The Four Daughters of Zebedee", a common theme in Renaissance art. Created anonymously between 1910-1940, the artwork emphasizes the realistic, detailed style of Dürer, showcasing his mastery of human anatomy and meticulous linework. The print is part of the Rijksmuseum collection and demonstrates the enduring influence of Dürer's work on later artists, allowing for a broader audience to appreciate his iconic imagery.