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Ugo da Carpi (1480-1532) was an Italian printmaker known for his innovative use of chiaroscuro woodcuts, a technique that utilizes multiple woodblocks to create the illusion of depth and light. He was a master of the genre, producing striking prints that often depicted mythological and religious scenes. Da Carpi's works often showcased the human form with naturalism and expressive detail, enhancing the dramatic impact of his compositions.
Born
1480
Died
1532
Nymphs Bathing
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Hercules Strangling the Nemean Lion
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Virgin, Saint Sebastian and a Bishop
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Cupids at Play
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Marsyas and Apollo
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Miraculous Draught of Fishes
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Death of Ananias
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Raphael and his Mistress
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Surprise
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Envy Chased from the Temple of the Muses
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Miraculous Draught of Fishes
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Nymphs Bathing
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Death of Ananias
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Saint Peter Preaching
Ugo da Carpi
1550
Saint Peter and Saint John
Ugo da Carpi
1550