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(Artist) Adam Elsheimer, a German artist working in Rome, played a key role in shaping Baroque painting in the early 17th century. Despite creating a small body of work, his impact was profound thanks to his distinctive style and inventive methods. Elsheimer's expertise in capturing light and landscapes was evident in his miniature copper plate paintings, known as cabinet paintings. His artistic techniques left a lasting impression on prominent artists like Rembrandt and Peter Paul Rubens.
