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The technique was mural painting and he used either freshly laid or wet lined plaster. he also use water to merge it with the pigment and plaster creating a internal part of the wall

You do not see contemporary artist using chiaroscuro as much anymore, because it was used at a time when there were only candles and firelight for nighttime illumination. many of the paintings that used chiaroscuro did so to depict people who were around candlelight. this to illuminate their forms and create a dramatic effect. because we have modern electricity and light, the technique isn't seen as frequently in present day art.