Ugo da Carpi
Ugo da Carpi (c.1455-c.1523) was an Italian engraver who worked in wood, once thought to be the inventor of the chiaroscuro technique in printing--it is now believed that he improved on an earlier German technique, and that he coined the term chiaroscuro. Most of his prints depict works by Raphael and Parmigianino.
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1455 - 1523 - Italian - Wood - Chiaroscuro - Printing - German - Raphael - Parmigianino
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