Portrait of a Man (Damia van der Goes) 

"Portrait of a Man (Damia van der Goes)" is a charcoal drawing by Albrecht Dürer, one of the most prominent artists of the Northern Renaissance. Dürer, known for his meticulous detail and mastery of the medium, creates a lifelike portrait of an unidentified man in a fur-trimmed garment and cap. The drawing showcases Dürer's remarkable ability to capture the subtle nuances of light and shadow, giving depth and texture to the subject’s face and clothing. The artist's keen eye for anatomical detail is evident in the lifelike depiction of the man's facial features and the texture of the fur collar, highlighting the realism of the work. This drawing exemplifies the artistic innovations of the Renaissance, characterized by a renewed interest in naturalistic representation.