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Albrecht Dürer (1471 – Nuremberg – 1528), Man of Sorrows with Arms Outstretched. Engraving on laid paper. (c. 1500). 11.5 x 7 cm (sheet). Bartsch 20; Meder 20 b (of d); Schoch/Mende/Scherbaum 26 b (of d). Provenance: Bernhard Keller (1789–1870), Schaffhausen, on the reverse with his collector’s stamp (Lugt 384); Dr. Julius Elischer von Thurzóbánya (1846–1909), Budapest, on the reverse with his collector’s stamp (Lugt 807, 4061); Hungarian National Gallery (Országos Képtár), Budapest, on the reverse with its stamp (Lugt 2000) and the duplicate stamp “Duplicatum Budapest.” A very good Meder b impression of this rare print, printed strongly and clearly with a light plate tone. Trimmed to or just outside the borderline, with thread margins in places. – With some skillfully repaired tears, areas of paper thinning, and small paper losses at the edges. The borderline has been touched up with pen and ink in places. Some brown spots. The reverse side bears remnants of old adhesive. Overall, a good impression of this rare print. Taxation: subject to differential taxation (VAT: Margin Scheme).
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