The Great Passion of Albrecht Dürer

Dürer's masterpiece

A milestone in the representation of the Passion of Christ

This series of engravings on the passion and death of Christ is impressive and monumental, becoming a poignant demonstration of deep religious devotion and the extraordinary artistic talentor Dürer.

An idealized view of the anatomy of Christ

Dürer uses the chiaroscuro with master's degree, contrast, achieving a contrast that provides volume and authenticity. This effect adds a 3D dimension and visual cohesion impressive.

His talent for portraying the Savior, emphasizing his physical and spiritual perfection, grants a depth and significance to his work.

Pure craftsmanship

Our facsimile edition masterfully captures even the details more tiny the texture of the engravings, faithfully reproducing the texture of the paper and the binding of the original.

The commitment to authenticity and the accuracy in every facet of this reproduction is a testimony of the dedication to craftsmanship that honors and celebrates artistic and historical richness.

A sensory experience

Each page allows you to feel the same experience as the original, providing a true connection with the work.

This faithful reproduction not only celebrates the creativity of the author, but also underlines its cultural legacy.

The project that took 15 years to complete

Dürer completed this project in Nuremberg after traveling to Italy, among 1505 y 1507.

Trip that marked a turning point in his career and consolidating his international renown. This trip enriched his perspective and technique.

In the year 1511, in Nuremberg, Germany, a masterpiece was created, composed by 12 fiber woodcut prints measuring 39.4 x 28.5 cm and are catalogued under the symbol Invent/29844-855 at the National Library of Spain (BNE).
These illustrations can be found in a full color study book, with a limited print run of 375 copiess numbered and notarized.