Albrecht Dürer / Wasted!

Art by the great Albrecht Dürer, Designed by Penta 

The Apocalyptic Woman, from "The Apocalypse" (Dürer 1511)

Dürer’s Apocalypse was published as a book, with 15 full-page illustrations, each facing a page of text. This woodcut is from the first edition to be published, which was issued in 1498 with a German text. An edition with Latin text was issued in the same year. Some of the illustrations in Dürer’s Apocalypse were partly adapted from the German Bible which had been published in Nuremberg by his godfather, Anton Koberger, and Dürer also took the text and typeface from Koberger’s earlier publication. The Apocalypse was one of the first books to have been designed and published by an artist, and Dürer described himself in the colophon as 'Albrecht Dürer maler' (‘painter’).

Source: https://www.rct.uk/collection/800142/the-apocalypse-the-apocalyptic-woman

Painter and printmaker from the start of the German Renaissance, born in 1471 he was the first to bring art to the mainstream. We admire his work and wanted to pay homage to the world's first pop artist.

Product features
- 100% ring-spun US cotton — soft, pre-shrunk, and durable
- Garment-dyed finish for a vintage, lived-in color and texture
- Heavyweight 6.1 oz fabric with relaxed fit for structure and comfort
- Tubular knit (no side seams) and double-needle stitching for lasting construction
- Sizes S–4XL with sewn-in label; available in 58 colors

Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Do not dryclean