Caron used a controlled burin technique to define volume through line density. His works, such as Venus Pudica and Wounded Amazon, demonstrate a focus on anatomical accuracy and the play of light on marble surfaces. He did not merely copy these subjects. He translated the texture of stone into a series of hatched lines and dots. This methodical approach allowed him to capture the stillness of classical subjects while maintaining the clarity required for high-quality printing.

Modern collectors value Caron for the clean, architectural quality of his engravings. His prints of Cyparissus or the Worshipper function as windows into the Neoclassical aesthetic. They offer a way to bring the proportions of ancient sculpture into a contemporary room without the weight of physical stone. The monochrome palette and precise linework provide a neutral element for interior design.