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Stag Beetle
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Turin, Italy
Tom Hart
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London, United Kingdom
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Mt Airy, MD, United States
Sohraub
Toronto, Canada
David Houston
London, United Kingdom
George Webster
London, United Kingdom
Thilde Wolf
Lund, Sweden
The Stag Beetle is one of Dürer's most influential and most copied nature studies. Singling out a beetle as the focal point of a work of art was unprecedented in 1505, when most of Dürer's contemporaries believed that insects were the lowest of creatures. Dürer's keen interest in nature, however, was a typical manifestation of the Renaissance. This beetle, rendered with such care and respect, seems almost heroic as he looms above the page. (Source: The Getty)
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