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La gravure de Burgkmair, intitulée RHINOCEROS MDXV, paraît plus proche de la réalité, ou du moins plus fidèle au document original, car elle est dépourvue de la dent de narval ajoutée par Dürer et ...

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Dürer was born in 1471 and died in 1528. The print was first made in 1515. Dürer had never actually seen a rhinoceros, he made the print after reading a description that was written by someone else.