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Mannerism is a
style in
European art that
emerged in the
later years of the
Italian High
Renaissance around 1520,
spreading by
about 1530 and
lasting until...
- can be
traced back to
Spanish writer Antonio de Guevara,
whose ornate,
manierist courtesan prose became very po****r
throughout Europe, and
whose work...
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Italian painting, as seen in the
later works of Gossaert. The term
Antwerp Manierists was
first used in 1915 by Max
Jakob Friedländer in his work Die Antwerpener...
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Manierist southern wing of the
castle was
built to
house the
offices of
Parliament and court....
- [1] The
style of the gate, now the
symbol of Sn****, can be
described as
Manierist. It is
unclear who
designed it, but
names suggested include those of Thomas...
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works of the
postmodern generation by a
style that
could be
described as
manierist or baroque. Like
other postmodern authors, Eric
Laurrent practices intertextuality...
- to
works inspired by the
Italian Renaissance. The
terms "Manier" and "
Manierist" were used by Friedländer to
refer to the
original even
unusual motifs...
- had disappeared, and
after 1585, the two
facades ****umed a
pronounced manierist look.
Since that time, the
palace occupied the
whole west side of Piazza...
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sensitivity has been laid. At the same time, the
works reveal some late
Manierist elements,
possibly absorbed from
Pieter van Lint, and
visible in the lengthened...
- estetica, La Vanguardia, Barcelona, 6/1989 L.Prudovsky,
Genia Chef –
Manierist i Kosmopolit, Ogonyok, 13/1992
Constantin Boym,
Regressive Design, Metropolis...
