Reproduction du « Jeune lièvre » d'Albrecht Dürer, 1502 – 100% : aquarelle d'art peinte à la main sur papier

The Masterpiece: Albrecht Dürer’s Young Hare (1502)

Albrecht Dürer’s Young Hare (Feldhase) stands as one of the ultimate triumphs in natural history art and European watercolor history. Originally executed in 1502 using watercolor and gouache on tinted paper, Dürer’s keen observation brought unparalleled vitality, down to the soft underbelly fur, the poised whiskers, and the alert gleam in the hare’s eye.

Our studio artists re-create this masterpiece true to its original watercolor and gouache medium, honoring Dürer’s layered wash and dry-brush hatching techniques rather than modern mechanical prints.

Authentic Watercolor Craftsmanship & Archival Materials

• 100% Hand-Painted with Original Techniques:

  Each piece is rendered stroke-by-stroke. From initial transparent watercolor undertones to fine opaque gouache highlights, our master painters preserve the tactile warmth and nuanced shading that make Dürer’s rabbit legendary.

• Museum-Grade Cotton Rag Paper:

  Painted exclusively on heavyweight (300 gsm / 140 lb) 100% cotton acid-free archival watercolor paper. It will not yellow or degrade over time, ensuring vibrant tones for decades to come.

• Lightfast Artist Pigments:

  We utilize top-tier, museum-quality watercolor pigments offering maximum lightfastness and rich tonal gradations.

Framing & Presentation

• Unframed / Ready to Frame:

  Shipped with an extra 1–2 inch white mounting border to accommodate custom passe-partout (matting) and standard frame sizes.

• Packaging:

  Safely packaged between moisture-resistant glassine sheets and reinforced hardboard/tubes to ensure flat, flawless arrival.