Met Art presents fine art at its best in this new black and white series. Meet Elisabetta, a stunning Italian whose body brings to mind the entire wealth of beauty produced by the country's history of artists. Gabrile Rigon is a master. His passion is the nude form: he has perfected the art of studio work, and his eye for the role of light and shadow in eroticizing and glorifying the female figure is unparalleled. His series with the lovely Elisabetta brings to mind an invention of the famous artists of his native country. Chiaroscuro - which means "light and shade" in Italian - refers to the modeling of volume and depth by the use of bodly contrasted light and shadow. Traditionally used by painters, Rigon has taken it for photographic inspiration. The results are nothing short of spectacular. The shock of Elisabetta's white torso against the solid backdrop of the setting in which she rests is, you'll agree, a breathtakingly successful experiment. Thi..