Diana Scultori

Italian engraver and artist

Diana Scultori - Artists & Creatives born 1547
Born

1547
479 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Italy

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Renowned as an engraver from Italy, contributions spanned the late Renaissance period. Worked primarily in Rome, depicting historical, religious, and mythological themes. Collaborated with prominent artists, enhancing the visual arts through engravings. Significantly influenced the technique and popularity of engraving during her time. The body of work includes portraits and illustrations used in various printed materials, showcasing exceptional skill in capturing intricate details and expressions.

Produced notable engravings for the works of prominent artists

Created a series of mythological subjects

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