A handmade framed reproduction of Saint Michael Slaying the Dragon, after an early woodcut by Albrecht Drer (late 15th-early 16th century). It depicts the Archangel in direct combat with the dragon, a traditional symbol of evil, chaos, & moral disorder. Unlike Drer's later, more intricate narrative prints, this composition is stark & emblematic, focusing on the singular act of judgment rather than apocalyptic spectacle. The strong contours, controlled linework, & balanced anatomy reflect Drer's formative period, where Gothic intensity meets emerging Renaissance discipline. 7x9, framed & ready to hang. Saint Michael Slaying The Dragon - Albrecht Drer, C.1498 Renaissance Woodcut Framed Reproduction On Oak Veneer Hand Finished 7x9