Albrecht Dürer: The Women's Bath, 1493, pen and ink drawing. Credits: Kunsthalle Bremen – Der Kunstverein in Bremen

Saturday, October 12, 2024, 9.15 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The annual Dürer Lectures have become an internationally acclaimed event since 2002. They are jointly organized by the Cultural Unit of the City of Nuremberg, the Nuremberg Municipal Museums and the Albrecht Dürer House Foundation e.V. The series aims to present and discuss new research findings and is dedicated to changing focal points. Not least the Dürer Lectures are intended as a forum for young academics.
Albrecht Dürer House Foundation e.V.

Topic 2024: From Dürer's workshop into the world. The winding paths of his works

Dürer's art was given away, sold, inherited and stolen, and some works were lost or destroyed. The surviving works have a centuries-long story and often changed places and owners several times. Today, Dürer's artistic legacy is scattered all over the world. The fate of the works of art is often as exciting as a thriller, sometimes tragic, and in any case highly revealing.

Therefore this year's Dürer lectures are dedicated to object biographies and collection histories. The aim is to trace the paths of Dürer's works, follow the trail of lost works and research provenances.

One focus lies on collections in Eastern Europe: The arrival and accommodation of Marina Filatova from the Kharkiv Art Museum was made possible by kind support of the
Partnerschaftsverein Kharkiv-Nürnberg e.V.
Natalia Sepman from the St. Petersburg State Hermitage will be tuned in via video.

Program

9.15 a.m.Welcome & Introduction
Dr. Christine Demele (Albrecht Dürer's House)
9.25 a.m.Greeting
Florian Abe (Albrecht Dürer House Foundation e.V.)
9.30 a.m.All roads lead to Vienna. The Viennese nobility collects Dürer drawings
Stephanie Sailer (Vienna)
10.15 a.m.The graphic heritage of Albrecht Dürer in the collection of the Kharkiv Art Museum
Dr. Marina Filatova (Kharkiv)
11 a.m."So gett man in Hewsern Nörmerck": Nuremberg costume drawings by Dürer – history of their provenance and research
Dr. Dilshat Harman (Göttingen)
11.45 a.m. to
1.15 p.m.
Lunch break
1.15 p.m.Dürer's drawings in Russia
Natalia Sepman (St. Petersburg)
2 p.m.War returnees: Dürer in the Kunsthalle Bremen
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Eichwede (Bremen/Berlin)
2.45 p.m.“Vnd hab alle meine thefelle verkawft pis an eins": Dürer, the Venetian painters' guild and six lost panels
Llane Fragoso Maldonado (Berlin)
3.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.Coffee break
4.30 p.m.Manipulated signs. Real and false Dürer monograms in 16th century woodcuts
Dr. Livia Cárdenas (Greifswald/Berlin)
5.15 p.m.Dürer is right after all. On geometric constructions in the "Four Books of Human Proportion"
Hannes Schmidt (Nuremberg)

Location
Dürer Room at the Albrecht Dürer House

The conference will be held in German.

Pre-registration unfortunately is not possible, a timely arrival therefore recommended.
Admission from 9.00 a.m.

Cost:
Admission free