Created in 1513, it is one of the artist's three Meisterstiche, or "master prints," along with St. Jerome in his Study and Melancholia I.
A lizard can be seen crawling under a dog in this work, which also shows one figure carrying a spear with two prongs pointing downwards. This work depicts a castle atop a hill in the background, and in the foreground one of the figures wears a crown covered in snakes. In the bottom left corner, a skull lays next to a plaque bearing the artist's monogram, which he also used on the cover of his (*) Four Books on Human Proportion. An hourglass is held in front of a man on horseback, who seems to ignore this work's two spiritual figures, depicted as an old man and a pig. Created in 1513, it is one of the artist's three Meisterstiche, or "master prints," along with St. Jerome in his Study and Melancholia I. For 10 points, name this engraving by Albrecht Dürer which depicts a soldier being tempted by the two other titular figures.
A lizard can be seen crawling under a dog in this work, which also shows one figure carrying a spear with two prongs pointing downwards.
Knight, Death, and the Devil [prompt on The Rider]