This is such a wonderful, rich piece of sculpture; the musculature on the torso and on the back is astounding.

These casts are a wonderful resource for students and for artists like me, that like to draw a bit of classical statuary from time to time.

Dürer was the first rock-star artist and prints like this are what spread his fame throughout Europe... his are supremely amazing.

This is arguably the first true chiaroscuro woodcut ever made. It’s very small, intensely detailed, very atmospheric and tells a rather grim story.

These etchings are period pieces, but they have a beautiful quality of light and action and movement.

The architecture in this etching looks extremely Italian, but it’s an entirely invented composition, a completely wonderful thing that’s inspired me to make invented architectural pieces of my own.

This wood-engraving is not technically perfectly cut, in some ways perhaps it’s quite roughly cut, but it’s a very atmospheric little piece.

The body of the windmill and the landscape it’s set in are just suggested by a few lines, but every line is absolutely in the right place and describing something perfectly.

There’s a great energy in this drawing. Every line has a purpose, she’s fully understood the figure, the weight of that figure in the tree and the movement of the legs.