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Friday, July 24, 2009

knight, death, and the devil: albrecht durer (1513)


































"Riding steadfastly through a dark Nordic gorge, Dürer's knight rides past Death on a Pale Horse, who holds out an hourglass as a reminder of life's brevity, and is followed closely behind by a pig-snouted Devil. As the embodiment of moral virtue, the rider—modeled on the tradition of heroic equestrian portraits with which Dürer was familiar from Italy—is undistracted and true to his mission."

Warrior of Spirit.
Posted by George Breed at 2:29 PM
Labels: Noirior, Warrior Notes

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