Father's robe God 

"Father's Robe, God" is a study of drapery, an art form that was popular in the Renaissance, by the German artist Albrecht Dürer. The drawing focuses on the folds and textures of a robe, providing a detailed and realistic representation of fabric. This piece is notable for its meticulous cross-hatching technique, which creates a sense of depth and volume, highlighting the artist's mastery of draftsmanship. Dürer's interest in capturing the natural world in his art is exemplified in this study, where he explores the beauty of seemingly mundane subjects, like clothing, in intricate detail.