To make his print St. Jerome in his Cell, Albrecht Dürer carved the image’s negative space into a wood block and applied ink to the positive space.

1514 iconography print. Engraved.

Explanation:

“Saint Jerome in the Cell” – the third engraving in the famous series Three “Workshop Engravings” on copper. St. Jerome in the cell is an allegorical depiction of the contemplative way of life. The old man is sitting at the music stand in the depth of the cell, in the foreground a lion was stretched out.

I am unsure what the question is looking for, since the name and type are given.

artists followed a set of rules to achieve ideal proportion.

prosumerism is the correct answer.