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The word "chiaroscurro" means light and dark in Italian. It was a technique frequently used in the 16th century in religious images to create a strong contrast. Why do you think contemporary artists don't
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The word "chiaroscurro" means light and dark in Italian. It was a technique frequently used in the 16th century in religious images to create a strong contrast. Why do you think contemporary artists don't seem to use this technique as frequently?

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