The Virgin as Mother of Sorrows st philip neri Kramskoy used primarily cold colors

Kramskoy used primarily cold colors to reflect the chill dawn in the background

Durer drew the horse according to his system of ideal proportions which preoccupied him in the years immediately preceding 1505

conveying the challenging and austere environment in which the saint finds himself

Fontainebleau is the only royal and imperial chateau to have been continuously inhabited for seven centuries

The Virgin as Mother of Sorrows st philip neri Kramskoy used primarily cold colorsOn only a few occasions did Durer move from woodcut to oil paintings like this one of the Madonna. Note the beautiful details of folded cloth and ringlets of golden hair. The Durer style is still apparent but obviously transformed from the brown sepia tones he is accustomed to working with to the magnificent blue and gold colors you see before you! Albrecht Durer was a painter, printmaker, and theorist of the German Renaissance. Born in Nuremberg,