 Prints that illustrate this technique mostly clearly are those done after Michelangelo, such as the "Creation of Eve", "Judith and Holofernes", and "Clelia Crossing the Tiber" after Polidoro da Caravaggio.When Bonasone produced prints after Roman frescos, he demonstrated astonishing capabilities to understand and represent the colour and the taste of masterpieces.As a result, Cumberland suggested that Bonasone used different skills for different artworks.