Category:Woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer, 1507-1512

English: C. D. 60-123. The Little Passion, three broadsides of 1510, the remaining subjects of the Groat Passion and the Life of the Virgin (C.D. 102-107), the frontispieces of the four books published in 1511 and many single woodcuts of the years 1510-12. After this group there is an interval of three years, during which Dürer was fully occupied in engraving some of his most important plates, including the Knight, Melancholy, and St. Jerome, and in preparing designs for the monumental series of woodcuts ordered by the Emperor Maximilian I (from Catalogue of Early German and Flemish Woodcuts in the British Museum, Vol. 1 (Q101181018) page 259).