NUREMBERG Albrecht Dürer's House | Monochrome

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Canvas with a PEFC-certified wooden stretcher frame
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Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
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Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
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With floater frame: 3.5 cm
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Art code 159510
NUREMBERG Albrecht Dürer's House | Monochrome by Melanie Viola
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Melanie Viola

Berlin, Germany

About ‘NUREMBERG Albrecht Dürer's House | Monochrome’ by Melanie Viola

Nuremberg is one of the oldest cities in Germany. Albrecht Dürer's House was the home of the German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer from 1509 to his death in 1528. The House is situated in the north-west of Nuremberg's old town, near Kaiserburg. A classical black and white version of the scene.

Original created by Melanie Viola.

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  • Frame made from sustainable wood
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Melanie Viola
Berlin, Germany
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MELANIE VIOLA - Photodesigner and Artist. The Berlin based artist is drawn to urban landscape and the lines she finds in architecture. Her artworks are inspired by the latest trends and traveling as well as creative experiments. Picturesquely active passages, modern color accents and graphic nuances find a revolutionary combination in her pictures. Furthermore, unique and captivating moments are also created in classical monochrome cityscapes and in minimalist landscapes.…

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