Albrecht Durer was a very talented painter during that time and had a God like feature to himself which was had not seen before and past artists. It seemed to me that he had a very cocky attitude and was the foremost artist of the German Renaissance. One of his works that stuck out to me was the “Four Apostles”. This depends on heavily on Italian inspirations, beliefs and ideas, and strays far from prototypical German artistry, which employs stiffly posed and stylized figures. In Four Apostles, you can see that Durer returns to Traditional proportions and Italian and Roman life-like portraiture. What is so unique about this work of art is the folds in the robes, rendered with soft shading, seem incredibly lifelike, unlike most German art, with
