Worlds of the Masters: From Dürer to Ruben

Albrecht Dürer mastered the Florentine style of painting 
and spread its influence to northern Europe. Development 
of the European printing press made him a pioneer publisher and printmaker. German and Flemish portrait painters documented the lives of the European nobility and 
wealthy merchants, while the Bruegel workshops captured 
with poignant satire the day-to-day peasant life, conflicts 
surrounding the Reformation and the booming flower 
business. The painterly re-imagining of classical motifs by 
Rubens were the artist’s commentary on war.

This film is part of a series. The series title and other films in this series are listed below.

Worlds of Masters 3-Part Series

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• Worlds of the Masters: From Caravaggio to Canaletto
• Worlds of the Masters: From Dürer to Ruben
• Worlds of the Masters: From Van Eyck to Titian

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