The third altarpiece which Dürer completed after his return from Italy also contained a multitude of figures, a panel of The Adoration of the Holy Trinity. It was commissioned in 1508 by the wealthy Nuremberg metal-smelter Matthäus Landauer for the chapel of his Twelve-Brothers House, an almshouse set up to care for a dozen elderly artisans. Dürer also designed the intricately carved wooden frame for the painting, as well as stained-glass windows for the chapel, and the project took three years to complete.

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	The Adoration of the Holy Trinity (Landauer Altar) 1511 Oil on lindenwood, 135 x 123,4 cm Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	850*1117 True Color 190 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity 1511 Oil on lindenwood, 135 x 123,4 cm Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	934*1010 True Color 193 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity (detail) 1511 Oil on lindenwood Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	801*1076 True Color 133 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity (detail) 1511 Oil on lindenwood Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	750*914 True Color 105 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity (detail) 1511 Oil on lindenwood Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	802*1079 True Color 177 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity (detail) 1511 Oil on lindenwood Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	801*1004 True Color 123 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity (detail) 1511 Oil on lindenwood Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	750*914 True Color 135 Kb
	The Adoration of the Trinity (detail) 1511 Oil on lindenwood Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	801*985 True Color 178 Kb