Week 8: Mannerism

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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


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<p><span>Madonna dal Collo Lungo (Madonna with Long Neck)</span></p>

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

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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

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<p><span>Giovanni da Bologna, Rape of the Sabine</span></p>

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

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<p><span>Portrait of the Artist’s Sisters and Brother</span></p>

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