Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528), a German painter, printmaker, and woodblock engraver, entered a public elementary school in Nuremberg in 1485.

At the end of 1523, Durer began to write his autobiography. In 1525, Durer's important work, "A Course in Measuring Art," was published. Therefore, he rose to the ranks of the leading art theorists of the Renaissance. In 1526, Durer created outstanding portraits, such as "Ismas van Rotterdam", which became his greatest masterpiece of a character.

In 1527, his second scientific book,"Principles of Building Cities", was published. In 1928,"Principles of Human Anatomy" was released, which was the crystallization of his twenty-seven years of research on human anatomy. Unfortunately, he did not see the great impact of this book. Fifty-seven-year-old Dürer, after returning from the Netherlands, was physically weak and suffered from repeated illnesses. He died suddenly on April 6, 1528.

His main works include "Apocalypse","The Tribulation","The Little Passion","The Man's Bathroom","Sea Monster","The Wanderer","The Great Destiny","Adam and Eve","Knight, Death and the Devil", etc.