Melancholia I and Sant'Eustachio 2 offset prints on fine paper and with embossing to reproduce the effect of the printing press, reproductions of Albrecht Durer engravings. Each sheet is 50 x 70 cm, the drawing measures 34 x 50 cm This size allows you to admire Durer's wonderful work down to the smallest detail. Published by Multitpla (small publishing house that closed about 10 years ago), Courtesy of Fondazione Magnani Rocca Parma Printed in 1995 They will be shipped in a hard cardboard tube. Melancholia is a drawing full of indecipherable symbols, esoteric, alchemical messages, and even a magic square, Melancolia has tickled the imagination of artists, critics, writers, even directors for centuries. https://www.magnanirocca.it/7-cose-che-non-tutti-sanno-sulla-melencolia-di-durer/ Saint Eustace was a Roman soldier who, according to legend, during a hunting trip in a wood had the vision of a crucifix between the antlers of a deer he was hunting. Dürer represented him as a knight who, struck by the sudden vision of the deer in the background, kneels down in amazement, temporarily leaving the horse and greyhounds free, which occupy the foreground. The movement of the main action into the background leads the viewer's eye deeper, through the trees, to the castle on the rock that dominates the landscape. The originals are preserved at the “La Villa dei Capolavori” headquarters of the Magnani-Rocca Foundation. They are burin engravings made in the early 1500s.