His full name appears only once in his works, on a sign hanging from a tree branch in his painting Adam and Eve.
His full name appears only once in his works, on a sign hanging from a tree branch in his painting Adam and Eve. While visiting Italy, this artist created the Feast of Rose Garlands, which served as the altarpiece for the San Bartolomeo Chapel. This artist created a self-portrait in which he holds a hand to his fur collar while a golden inscription to his right notes that he has "portrayed himself in colors aged twenty-eight years." Another of his works features a sleeping dog and a supine lion in front of the title character, who writes at his desk. He also depicted a ponderous angel sitting near a truncated rhombohedron and a magic square. For 10 points, name this artist of St. Jerome in His Study and Melencolia I, whose other woodcuts include The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
His full name appears only once in his works, on a sign hanging from a tree branch in his painting Adam and Eve.
Albrecht Dürer