Albrecht Dürer's "Young Hare" Mug

Embark on an Artistic Journey with Dürer’s "Young Hare" – A Renaissance Masterpiece on Your Mug

Albrecht Dürer’s 1502 masterpiece Young Hare is more than just an artwork—it's a scientific and artistic triumph that captures the Renaissance’s quest for knowledge. With every sip from this elegantly designed mug, you connect to an era where art and science merged to observe nature with unparalleled precision.

Product Details:

• Material / Capacity Options:
  • 11 oz / Standard size (ceramic)
  • 15 oz (ceramic)
  • 10 oz (porcelain)
• Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe
• Safety: Lead-free and BPA-free
• Artwork:
  Albrecht Dürer, "Young Hare," 1502, watercolor and gouache on paper, Albertina Museum, Vienna

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Historical Context:

Dürer’s Young Hare is one of the most recognized masterpieces of Renaissance naturalism. Painted in 1502 and now housed in the renowned Albertina Museum in Vienna, the artwork stands as a symbol of Dürer’s meticulous study of the natural world.

Known for his precision, Dürer masterfully captured the intricate details of the hare’s fur, the play of light, and the realism that makes the animal appear lifelike. His work reflects the Renaissance's fascination with the natural world and the merging of art with scientific observation.

Key Highlights:

• The hare’s central placement draws attention to its lifelike appearance and intricate texture.
• This work was groundbreaking in its use of watercolor and gouache, techniques that allowed Dürer to achieve remarkable realism.
• The Albertina Museum, home to this masterpiece, holds one of the world's finest collections of graphic art.

Own a Piece of Art History – Elevate Your Coffee Ritual with Timeless Art.

This mug features a public domain image of Albrecht Dürer’s "Young Hare," with all relevant trademark rights respected. The artist's name is used for historical reference only and does not imply official endorsement.