• dure,
• doorr,
• dysurea,
• doore,
• drver,
• tourer,
• dhare,
• your're,
• futere,
• direcor,
• darler,
• dryrer,
• derrier,
• diretor,
• dirie,
• dreww,
• dumer,
• duser,
• direaih,
• tuver,
• diarrea,
• ducher,
• doree,
• dierrea,
• druel,
• diures,
• drerry,
• federer,
• derar,
• durther,
• quatrer,
• furer,
• deterr,
• dummer,
• dtrew,
• drewer,
• quarer,
• diorea,
• draer,
• diery,
• futehr,
• dgree,
• diareea,
• direy,
• turey,
• diheria,
• deferr,
• darwer,
• furtre,
• diareah,
• ordrer,
• dowrey,
• daurther,
• utero,
• djree,
• derier,
• dorry,
• touror,
• jurroer,
• diareoh,
• derierre,
• toure,
• edure,
• furtehr,
• tirer,
• d'ourve,
• dyrer,
• adure,
• durale,
• dvere,
• dabree,
• doubr,
• darger,
• drerey,
• turkry,
• dauther,
• odrer,
• direa,
• dirrea,
• udere,
• deburr,
• druer,
• drwaer,
• droor,
• douther,
• dubrie,
• dreery,
• dutry,
• durazo,
• deryer,
• drumer,
• dirreah,
• teryer,
• doorwere

Albrecht durer was an extremely talented artist during the Renaissance period in Northern Europe. He was born in Nuremberg, Germany, in 1471 and is widely recognized for being a prominent figure in the early days of printmaking before renowned painters such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Durer's work incorporated religious and classical motifs with a precision that was found unprecedented at the time.

Durer was well accepted during his life, receiving numerous commissions from kings, dukes and other nobility.