His technical approach relied on the stipple method. This technique involves creating images through thousands of small dots rather than continuous lines. It gives his prints a soft, tonal quality often seen in his depiction of Saint Cecilia. This process required immense patience and a steady hand to achieve the desired gradations of light and shadow.

Modern collectors appreciate the balance of his compositions. These prints offer a sense of order and historical permanence. The neutral palette of his engravings makes them suitable for various room styles. They provide a quiet presence that complements a minimalist or traditional home.