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Albrecht Dürer used the element of value in his painting, "View of Trento" in the way he painted and described this village of Trenton, in northern Italy, close to the Etsch Valley. Dürer painted the village using wet brushstrokes and degraded colors in a delicate way in order to highlight details.
These techniques affect the way you see the painting in that you can admire the colorful approach Dürer wanted to transmit of a quiet and beautiful village that provokes calm and serenity with the use of colors and structures.
Albrecht Dürer painted "View of Trenton" in 1495.
