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    use of light and shading from the half-light of the cavernous visionary landscape. For mannerism‚ formal characteristics are clearly seen in Parmigianino’s Madonna with the long neck. Although nothing is shown in proportion the painting still apears soft and smooth‚ through the lines and colors used. The madonnas long neck‚ the delicacy of her hands and swaying elongation of her frames are all signs of mannerism. On the left stands the angelic creatures melting with emotions as soft and smooth as

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    these as a return to a more spiritual and traditional time of life. “Baroque art falls into the period of Counter-Reformation led by the Catholic Church against the Protestants. Much of the Baroque art‚ especially in Italy‚ reflects reaction to Mannerism‚ but also the social turmoil of the time. According to the Council of Trent and the Catholic Church artworks should be a clear‚ intelligible subject realistically interpreted in order to stimulate piety. This was part of the reason that the artwork

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    The Baroque Period

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    75) The Baroque era was a period of opulence and magnificence that gave off a powerful awe inspiring style that was full of flamboyant concepts and overall dramatic quality. From Venice‚ as well as from Rome and the centers where international mannerism flourished‚ the roads to Baroque art fanned out in all directions. The style of Baroque art was so diverse that it’s difficult to determine what classifies it as being art of the Baroque era. Although Baroque art has many diverse artistic manifestations

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    Madonna of the Long Neck

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    individual technologies and style feature‚ and during the 1520‚ Mannerism was a particular style for many artist adoption and favor. This style of art became popular in Florence and Rome in the late Renaissance. During this period artists got a lot of technical knowledge from it‚ such as the use of oil paints and perspective drawing. High renaissance art is character by the harmonious‚ natural‚ elegance and balance. However‚ the Mannerism art was very different‚ it was focus more on conflicting colors

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    Mannerisum

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    contorted poses‚ focused on human‚ has a surreal feeling to all the paintings‚ it also stressed intellectual conceits. It was very rare to be applied to English visual and decorative arts. Hennery the 2nd style was a style based on Mannerisum. Many mannerism painters fled Rome after the Sack of Rome in 1527. Mannerisum painters distorted human figures. El Greco was born in Crete no one knows the exact date of birth because no records have been found if there were any. He moved to Venice

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    I believe Caravaggio’s take on “The Conversion of Saint Paul” was controversial because some believe the conversion was presented in a disrespectful manner. The 16th century was a time of Spiritual Reformation and I think it would have been less controversial if Saint Paul was presented in a more positive light (not knocked down to the ground). A lot of focus seems to lie on the horse as that takes up quite a bit of the painting. However‚ Saint Paul is also highlighted as he lifts his hands in

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    of painting. The Mannerism art period had its beginning and end in the latter part of the Renaissance time period. Mannerism paintings are more obscure‚ leaning towards fantastical colors and awkward-seeming positions of the subjects. Artificial by nature‚ these paintings offer a stark contrast between the paintings of the Renaissance. The social condition which influenced Mannerism is contrarian in nature. Because Renaissance artwork was so classically influenced‚ Mannerism artists focused on

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    atmosphere that each of those styles coming from to be able to compare and contrast the Baroque and Rococo styles. Baroque style emerges between late sixteenth and early seventeenth century in Italy as an attempt to replace the complex and formal Mannerism style of art. At that time the Counter-Reformation was formed as an answer to devastation that Reformation was causing among the Roman Catholic religion. Rome was then a strong influential force and the most important center of patronage in Italy

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    High Renaissance. The subject of the piece comes from Christian story - Madonna holding a sleeping Christ. The iconography of the painting - Madonna - lies in the history of its famous characters which is very common of the High Renaissance and Mannerism. This painting was begun to be placed in the church of the Servites in Parma. However‚ “Madonna with the Long Neck” remained unfinished due to the artist’s early death in 1540 even though it was still considered as one of his greatest works. Second

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    Palazzo Art History

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    Name palazzo del Te Date 1524-1534 Period‚style renaissance Artist Giulio Romano‚ Commisioner Federico II Gonzaga‚ Marquess of Mantua Location Mantua‚ Italy Material cut stone Context Few windows overlook the inner courtyard ("cortile"); the colonnaded walls are decorated on all sides by deep niches and blind windows‚ and the intervening surfaces are spattered by ’spezzato’ (broken and blemished plaster) giving life and depth to the surfaces. Function pleasure palace‚ or Villa Suburbana

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