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What is Martin Schongauer known for?
b.
He had the amazing ability to shade from the deep blacks to faint grays, using only lines.
c.
He invented a new woodcut technique.
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Martin Schongauer (c.1450–1491) was a leading German painter and—especially—engraver known for his masterful hatching and cross‑hatching that produced delicate gradations from deep blacks to faint grays using only lines. He is not credited with inventing a new woodcut technique; his fame rests on his innovations in copperplate engraving and his influence on later artists (notably Albrecht Dürer).
Martin Schongauer (c.1450–1491) was a leading German painter and—especially—engraver known for his masterful hatching and cross‑hatching that produced delicate gradations from deep blacks to faint grays using only lines. He is not credited with inventing a new woodcut technique; his fame rests on his innovations in copperplate engraving and his influence on later artists (notably Albrecht Dürer).
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