Female Nude 1506

Albrecht Dürer's "Female Nude" (1506) is a masterful study of human anatomy and proportion, showcasing the artist's deep understanding of the human form. Created during the Northern Renaissance, the drawing is a prime example of Dürer's meticulous approach to detail and his use of grid systems to achieve precise representation. The figure is depicted in a standing pose, with lines and geometric shapes overlaying the form, revealing Dürer's meticulous approach to anatomical accuracy. The artwork is a testament to the artistic and scientific spirit of the era, as Dürer's fascination with both art and science can be clearly seen in this drawing.