Ludwig Frig

Ludwig Frig (1550-1599) was a German printmaker known for his engravings, which often depicted scenes of mythology and allegory. His work, such as the engraving "The Triumph of Venus," showcases his skill in depicting intricate details and dramatic poses. The use of cross-hatching and stippling techniques creates a sense of depth and texture in the figures and their surroundings. Frig's engravings were popular among collectors and influenced the development of printmaking during the Renaissance period.