41 Strange on Twitter: "The Animal portraits of painter and printmaker Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) Dürer wrote “Nature holds the beautiful, for the artist who has the insight to extract it."… https://t.co/9BNDMgCL6u"

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1. insectsentience‏ @insectsentience 17 Jan 2018
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  I was lucky enough to see a number of his works when they made a stop at our city museum.
  
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1. Aunty Janet #FBPE‏ @scarlettpeach 17 Jan 2018
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1. BretMaverick777 ‏ @BretMaverick777 17 Jan 2018
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  Fascinating that Dürer drew a very accurate buffalo in the 1500s. Probably only a handful of Spaniards had seen one that early in America.
  
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1. Megastos on the ravine.‏ @Tris_Megastos 17 Jan 2018
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  @Aokamidu Hey, Dürer drew a few animal portaits worth looking! Take a look!
  
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1. Debbie‏ @DebbieZimmer54 17 Jan 2018
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1. 𝑀𝒾𝓈𝑔𝒾𝓋𝒾𝓃𝑔𝓈‏ @lacunalingua 17 Jan 2018
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  Gorgeous!
  
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1. Deadly‏ @DeadlyBuffoon 17 Jan 2018
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  These may be the oldest three-dimensional perspective illustrations I have ever seen
  
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1. M Donovan‏ @cmdtheartist 18 Jan 2018
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  Durer's Rhinoceros is an interesting story. He drew it from a description and not from life. He did so because he wanted to be the first artist in town to have an image of a fantastic beast. Which is why it looks so gnarly.
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1. blockhead‏ @sonorous_biagio 17 Jan 2018
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1. aktoman‏ @aktoman 17 Jan 2018
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  Where's Albrecht? Looked to see if he hid himself in the paintings, but couldn't find him.
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