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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...
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Northern Mannerism is the form of
Mannerism found in the
visual arts
north of the Alps in the 16th and
early 17th centuries.
Styles largely derived from...
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figural forms into the
style later termed Mannerism.
Alexander Raunch in The Art of the High
Renaissance and
Mannerism in Rome and
Central Italy, 2007, states...
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introduction of
Mannerism in
Brazil represented the
beginning of the country's European-descended
artistic history.
Discovered by the
Portuguese in...
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Antwerp Mannerism refers to the
style of a
group of
largely anonymous painters active in the
southern Netherlands, prin****lly in Antwerp, in roughly...
- Ars
subtilior (Latin for 'subtler art') is a
musical style characterized by
rhythmic and
notational complexity,
centered on Paris,
Avignon in southern...
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during the
reign were
built in a
style for
which Summerson's name "Artisan
Mannerism" has been
widely accepted. This was a
development of
Jacobean architecture...
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white youth that
imitate urban black youth by
means of
clothing style,
mannerisms, and
slang speech. Also used by
radical Québécois in self-reference, as...
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style that was to
dominate Italian architecture in the 16th century.
Mannerism (c. 1520–1600)
During the
Mannerist period,
architects experimented with...
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early 17th
century until the 1750s. It
followed Renaissance art and
Mannerism and
preceded the
Rococo (in the past
often referred to as "late Baroque")...
