Coat of arms with Three Lions' Heads 1485 - 1528

Albrecht Dürer's "Coat of arms with Three Lions' Heads" (1485-1528) is a masterful example of a woodcut, a printing technique that uses a carved wooden block to create an image. The artwork features a heraldic shield with three lions' heads and a crowned lion holding a shield. The intricate details and delicate lines of the engraving are characteristic of Dürer's style, showcasing his skill in capturing the nuances of form and texture. The image is framed by a decorative archway, further enhancing its overall visual appeal. This work exemplifies Dürer's mastery of the art of woodcut printing, demonstrating his precision and artistic vision.