Plenty of Nothing

Albrecht Dürer Flughafen

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Walrus, 1521

Portrait of a walrus seen by Dürer in the Netherlands in 1521. Source.

Dürer Woodblock

This is the woodblock used to print The Entombment of Christ, part of the Small Passion series. It's in the British Museum along with 34 of the 36 others in the set. Source.

The Temptation of the Idler

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Praying Hands, Athens

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Praying Hands, Saar

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Wacky Dürer

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A Young Woman with Braided Hair

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Dürer Wrocław

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The Vampire Note

On this date in 1922 Germany issued it's largest denomination banknote till then, though as the year progressed they came out with greater and greater denominations, ultimately reaching billions of marks in face value as inflation ran rampant. This one included an engraving of a portrait by Albrecht Dürer, which some people took to be a picture of a vampire and symbolic of France, whose war reparation demands were blamed for the financial crisis. Read about it.