How was Albrecht Durer of the northern Renaissance similar to Leonardo da Vinci of the Italian Renaissance

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Jpalecek · Answer 1 · 2019-07-31T03:59:22+0000

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Like his older contemporary Leonardo da Vinci, Albrecht Dürer had a curious intellect and scientific mind in addition to being an artist. Also like Leonardo, Dürer's surpassing skill and inspiration made him a leading artist of the Renaissance.His prints inspired Italian artists for generations. His manual "Of Human Proportion," written in German and translated into Latin and Italian, became a perennial mainstay of Italian art education. (He was working on a sequel, "On Horses," when he died in 1528.)

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