The Maas at Dordrecht Format:Enhanced Matte Print Perhaps a more honest woodcut

Perhaps a more honest woodcut of the artist Durer as seen by one of his competitors

Alcuin was not made head of the emperor's school in the palace

Raphael's use of color is a symphony of harmonious tones

Hans Burgkmair the Elder was a German painter and woodcut print-maker

there are many smaller ships

The Maas at Dordrecht Format:Enhanced Matte Print Perhaps a more honest woodcutDordrecht, situated at the confluence of the Maas and the Merwede rivers, serves as a backdrop to this historical naval scene on the water. Aelbert Cuyp's masterful depiction derives from the extraordinary light effects that bring an early summer morning to life and from the dramatic sweep of clouds that enhances the massive scale of the painting.