Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio was a Renaissance printmaker whose engravings translated the monumental inventions of Raphael and his circle into intricate, widely circulated images. His burin work ranges from religious narrative such as The Annunciation to portraits and mythological scenes drawn from the Villa Farnesina frescoes. This collection gathers six of his engravings, including a first state, with sheet dates spanning 1520 to 1537 and later impressions up to that point.

6 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)