They paint using color combinations not found in naturalistic paintings. Italian Mannerists include the artists Parmigianino, Pontormo, and Vasari. This style of painting is identified with almost the opposite of naturalistic painting. To achieve this , painters would distort the human forms and objects. They create images outside of how nature presented them, and often used fanciful artificial shapes and unrealistic proportions to achieve this. They also use an extreme form of the technique called chiaroscuro, this is the use of a dark background to highlight a subject in bright light.
The correct answer is lithography. It basically uses the principle of
oil or grease and water to make a print. The area where you don't want
ink is treated and then a stone press is used to apply the ink across
the page and ink is repelled in the treated areas.
