Albrecht Drer’s Rhinoceros

This high-quality print by Biltmore® is on premium archival paper, framed with solid wood and suitable for any interior space. This is a woodcut executed in 1515 by German painter and printmaker, Albrecht Dürer. A written description and brief sketch by an unknown artist guided Dürer in representing the first living example of a rhinoceros seen in Europe since Roman times. This high-quality print on premium archival paper with a 125-year lifetime rating, is framed with solid wood and suitable for any interior space. Our exclusive Biltmore artwork collection presents reproductions of an array of original engravings, etchings, and prints from George Vanderbilt’s private library and art collection at Biltmore in Asheville, NC.

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• Dimensions: 20 “W x24″H
• Printed on hand torn archival paper with 125-year life time rating
• Silver frame
• Made in USA
• Crafted exclusively for Biltmore by Art Classics Ltd.