Woodcut illustration of a rhinoceros created by Albrecht Dürer in 1515. The image depicts a highly detailed and stylized rhinoceros with an armor-like body covering, textured patterns, and intricate lines. The text above the rhinoceros reads 'Rhinocerus' along with the year '1515.' This artwork is famous for its imaginative rendering, as Dürer had never seen a rhinoceros in person and based his depiction on written descriptions and sketches.

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Image credit: Albrecht Dürer. Rhinoceros. 1515. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.