Portrait of Bernhard Von Reesen 1521

Albrecht Dürer's "Portrait of Bernhard Von Reesen" (1521) is a masterful example of Northern Renaissance portraiture. The sitter, Bernhard von Reesen, is depicted in a three-quarter length pose with his gaze directed towards the viewer, showcasing a lifelike representation. His attire, a simple white shirt and a dark fur-trimmed coat, reflects the fashionable style of the early 16th century. This oil painting, held at the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, showcases Dürer's renowned skill in capturing both physical likeness and psychological insight, establishing his position as a leading artist of his time.