In the grand tapestry of art history, few techniques possess the dramatic power of chiaroscuro. Originating in the Renaissance, this Italian term—literally meaning “light-dark”—describes the bold interplay of light and shadow to create volume, depth, and a profound sense of drama. It’s the technique that made masterpieces seem to breathe, where figures emerged...
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