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effect in the
Northern Netherlands", and the
group known as the "Haarlem
Mannerists", prin****lly Goltzius, van Mander, and
Cornelis van
Haarlem was matched...
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architecture in the 16th century.
Mannerism (c. 1520–1600)
During the
Mannerist period,
architects experimented with
using architectural forms to emphasize...
- just as the
Italian Mannerists were
reacting to, or
trying to go beyond, the
classicism of High
Renaissance art. The
Antwerp Mannerists'
style is certainly...
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period spans from the
Antwerp Mannerists and
Hieronymus Bosch at the
start of the 16th
century to the late
Northern Mannerists such as
Hendrik Goltzius and...
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blossomed under the
Knights of St. John, who
brought Italian and
Flemish Mannerist painters to
decorate their palaces and the
churches of
these islands,...
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Mannerist architecture and
sculpture in
Poland dominated between 1550 and 1650, when it was
finally replaced with baroque. The
style includes various...
- In
archaeological scholarship, the term
Mannerists describes a
large group of
Attic red-figure vase painters,
stylistically linked by
their affected painting...
- Antwerp. He is
known among art
historians as a
member of the
Haarlem Mannerists, who were
highly influenced by the work of
Bartholomeus Spranger, whose...
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tequitqui (from the Nahuatl:
worker or builder).
Years later,
Baroque and
Mannerist styles prevailed in
large cathedrals and
civil buildings,
while in rural...
