Albrecht Dürer and his Legacy
Edited by Giulia Bartrum, Curator of German prints and drawings
at the British Museum
To accompany the first exhibition to be devoted to Albrecht
Dürer in this country for thirty years, Albrecht Dürer and his
Legacy (British Museum, 5 December 2002 – March 2003), a
conference was held on 21 March 2003 to examine themes and issues
raised by the astonishing achievements and influence of this
extraordinary artist.
Occasional Paper number 130
ISBN 0 86159 130 5
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Dürer and Italy
Revisited: the German Connection
Dr Mark Evans
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Dürer's Nuremberg
Legacy: The case of the National Gallery portrait of Durer's
father
Dr Susan Foister
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Dürer and Sculpture
Norbert Jopek
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Dürer's Model: Reflections on
Dürer and his Legacy
Joseph Leo Koerner
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Albrecht
Dürer or Hans Shäufelein: The 'Benedict Master'
reconsidered
Dr Fritz Koreny
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Humanist Transmissions:
Dürer, Erasmus and the Print Collection of Ferdinand
Columbus
Dr Mark McDonald
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German Draughtsmanship in the Age of Dürer and Goethe: Parallels
and Resonance
Hinrich Sieveking
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The Use of Dürer
Prints as Sources for Italian Renaissance Maiolica
Dr Dora Thornton
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Contributors
- Giulia Bartrum, Curator of German prints and drawings at the
British Museum
- Dr Mark Evans, Senior Curator, Word and Image Department at the
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
- Dr Susan Foister, Curator of Early Netherlandish, German and
British Paintings, and Director of Collections at the National
Gallery, London
- Norbert Jopek, Curator of German Renaissance collections,
Sculpture Department at the Victoria and Albert Museum,
London
- Joseph Leo Koerner, Professor of History of Art at the
Courthauld Institute of Art, London
- Professor Fritz Koreny, Senior researcher, Corpus of
Netherlandish and German drawings 1350 - 1500, Institut für
Kunstgeschichte der Universität Wien (Vienna)
- Dr Mark McDonald, Curator of Old Master Prints 1450-1650 at the
British Museum, London
- Hinrich Sieveking, Curator of the Winterstein Collection,
Munich
- Dr Dora Thornton, Curator of Renaissance Collections to 1660 at
the British Museum, London