Answer:
Goldsmith
Explanation:
A Young Hare (1502), is one of the most famous pieces of Albrecht Dürer's (1471-1528) studies of nature.
Albrecht Dürer was the central figure of the German Renaissance. He studied with his father, a Hungarian goldsmith who emigrated to Germany, and in 1486 began to paint. He became apprentice to the painter Michael Wolgumut with whom he began his wood and copper engraving work.
