Raffaello Guidi

Raffaello Guidi spent his life between Rome and the printing shops of Venice, where he turned his sharp eye into tiny, detailed etchings. Unlike the big names of his time, he never signed his prints—just let the lines do the talking. His untitled works feel like secret maps of daily life, packed with tiny figures and quiet corners you could get lost in. If you like the spooky charm of old engravings, hunt down Guidi’s etchings at the Met’s print room.