Prints and reproductive engraving of High Renaissance compositions (1500–1530)

1. Dürer sues Raimondi over copied prints

   Jan 1, 1506Labels: Albrecht D, Marcantonio Raimondi

   • Britannica

2. Marcantonio Raimondi relocates to Rome

   Jan 1, 1510Labels: Marcantonio Raimondi, Rome

   • Britannica
   • NGV

3. Raphael design engraved as “Massacre of the Innocents”

   Jan 1, 1511Labels: The Massacre, Raphael

   • NGA
   • Rijksmuseum

4. Raphael–Raimondi collaboration consolidates in Rome

   Jan 1, 1513Labels: Raphael, Marcantonio Raimondi

   • Britannica
   • NGV

5. Marco Dente’s earliest signed dated print

   Jan 1, 1515Labels: Marco Dente, Raimondi workshop

   • WGA
   • Met

6. Agostino Veneziano joins Raimondi’s workshop

   Jan 1, 1516Labels: Agostino Veneziano, Raimondi workshop

   • Britannica
   • Wiki

7. Venetian Senate grants Ugo da Carpi privilege

   Jan 1, 1516Labels: Ugo da, Venetian Senate

   • Met
   • Britannica

8. Antonio Salamanca’s later publishing reshapes Raphael afterlife

   Jan 1, 1517Labels: Antonio Salamanca, Rome print

   • BM
   • DIA

9. Ugo da Carpi produces early chiaroscuro after Raphael

   Jan 1, 1518Labels: Ugo da, Descent from

   • CMA
   • Met

10. Marco Dente engraves “St Michael” after Raphael

    Jan 1, 1520Labels: Marco Dente, St Michael

    • NGA
    • RCT

11. Ugo da Carpi issues Raphael-based chiaroscuro series

    Jan 1, 1520Labels: Ugo da, chiaroscuro series

    • BM
    • Met

12. Raphael dies; posthumous demand for his designs grows

    Apr 6, 1520Labels: Raphael, posthumous demand

    • Wiki
    • Britannica

13. Erotic print scandal “I Modi” leads to Raimondi’s arrest

    Jan 1, 1524Labels: I Modi, Marcantonio Raimondi

    • Met
    • Wiki

14. Sack of Rome disrupts Raimondi workshop and printmaking

    May 6, 1527Labels: Sack of, Marcantonio Raimondi

    • Britannica
    • Wiki