
Photo: Cleveland Museum of Art
The Renaissance Engraver at Work
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Sunday · All dayCleveland Museum of Art · Cleveland
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About
Many of us hold an engraving in our hand every day in the form of US currency. In Renaissance Europe, engraving was a new technology. Long the domain of goldsmiths, engraved lines appeared as prints on paper—possibly to record metalwork designs—in the mid-1400s. The potential of printed engravings quickly became clear: They provided the opportunity to reproduce artworks in other media with unprecedented refinement and to disseminate artistic compositions far and wide.
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Where
11150 East Blvd, OH, Cleveland
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