c. 1950-c. 1952
This print was made from a relief block made from a cast of the original woodcut block by Dürer. The project was developed by William Ivins, in connection with his research on whether Dürer had cut his own woodblocks. Ivins collaborated with Douglas Morse Howell to produce the paper used in this print, and this impression was obtained from Howell's daughter.
block: 38.9 × 27.7 cm (15 5/16 × 10 7/8 in.) sheet: 42.6 × 33.4 cm (16 3/4 × 13 1/8 in.)
Estate of Douglass Morse Howell, 1994, sale by executor to private owner, 1994. Executor was Elizabeth Howell King, daughter of the decedent.
Colored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGerman28 pages, 4-color offset plates, text stamped in black ink, on paper, bound
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanColored inks on tan wove paper
20th centuryGermanReproduction of the woodcut from an electrotype of a wax cast of the original block, printed in black ink on white handmade paper
20th centuryGerman