Hand of God the Father 

Albrecht Dürer’s “Hand of God the Father,” is a powerful pen and ink drawing that showcases the artist’s meticulous attention to detail and mastery of anatomical representation. This drawing, dated 1503, features two distinct studies of hands, one reaching out and the other holding a sphere. The drawing is a testament to Dürer’s commitment to realism and his interest in the human form, characteristic of his work in the High Renaissance period. The precision of the lines and the anatomical accuracy of the hands contribute to the overall impression of power and divinity, making this a compelling study of the human figure in a religious context.