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Mannerism Definition:
The term derives from maniera, meaning “style” or “manner,” which, in turns, comes from mano, hand
Art is something fashioned by human hand
Mannerism is associated with artifice: art is not “natural”
Ambiguous space
Elongated or distorted forms
Departure from conventions
Unusual representations of traditional themes
Madonna dal Collo Lungo (Madonna with Long Neck)
Idealism, not realism
Art as a teacher, not nature
influenced by high renaissance masters, like Michelangelo
she is large
head and toes small
no respect of human anotomy
bones seem soft
body creates diamond shape
Jesus is elongated
Jesus arm looks dislocated
trying to show beauty → idealism
figure /prophet holding a scroll bottom right, standing underneath Mary
Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time (Allegory of Lust)
birth of the idea of an artists being recognizable through their artistic style
allegorical
ambigious
Venus son is Cupid, incest
Venus holding an pple (Paris gave the fairest an apple)
Venus stole Cupids arrow
Mask bottom in right and left corners
child about to thorw something, bells on ankle
man screaming
hour glass, life passing
Chronos, god of time
head of girl, body of snake, holding a honey comb
Giovanni da Bologna, Rape of the Sabine
looks ahead to Baroque
roman mythology
central axis
multiple viewpoints
dramatic figures in motion
Giovanni worked for the Medici family
3 human figures intertwined
grace, full of curves
older person defeated/ cany do anything to stop it from happening
city named Sabine, Rome needed women to repopulate, Sabine said no. SO Rome kidnapped the woman Sabine, hence the name
Portrait of the Artist’s Sisters and Brother
woman artist
lack of renown, however:
social conventions
restricted education
guild rules excluded women
children, potential artists lived with the artists, but not girls
if you did not have a guild, it was hard to find commissions