Albrecht DÜRER (1471-1528), after Saint Eustace (also known as Saint Hubert). Burin. A fine late print (probably late 16th century), yellowed, incomplete by a few millimetres, held together by a mounting strip at the top edge. Strong horizontal fold in the middle with tears, reinforced on the reverse. Numerous tears, cracks, small losses and thinning, foxing. Dutch style frame: 61.5 x 52cm. (Hollstein 60, Strauss 34) 35.4 x 25.8cm. The Saint Eustatius is Dürer's largest engraving, approximately the same size as the woodcuts of the Apocalypse. It is one of the artist's most important works and is considered to be the "first high point" of his engraving oeuvre. Expert : Sylvie Collignon condition report (Good print, late printed (probably end of XVIe), yellowed, missing a few millimeters, laid on by a mount paper in the upper part of the sheet. A strong horizontal crease in the middle with some tears, reinforced at the back. Some other tears, breaks, some small losses and skinned area, stains. Framed.