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Late Renaissance made on wood with use of oil technique with dimensions(passive) primarily influenced byMannerism
By the Late Renaissance , Some architects continued to follow principles from High RenaissancecreatedMannerism
various approaches and harmonious ideals that were associated with famous artists such a Raphael , Leonardo da Vinci , Michelangelo(passive) is influenced byMannerism
distortionscreatedMannerism
The social conditioninfluencedMannerism
the renaissance sculptor michelangelo comparing high renaissance and mannerist(passive) was designed byMannerism
Abstraction in designpreventsmannerism
whose contortions of Italian Renaissance architecture helpedto createMannerism
jointly ... Florence and Rome(passive) was led ... byMannerism
another periodinfluencedmannerism
in opposition to High Renaissance conventions(passive) is usually setMannerism
many other styles of art(passive) was influenced byMannerism
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flat walled surfaces ideals of the renaissance are pushed furtherto createmannerism
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the tiecausesmannerism
the opportunities of looking at the advertisement displaycausemannerism
sculpture , which gained popularity in the sixteenth century(passive) was greatly influenced byMannerism
the great painters Michelangelo and Raphael(passive) was influenced byMannerism
Leonbattista Alberti and its construction(passive) was designed byMannerism
as a reaction to the harmonious classicism and the idealized naturalism of High Renaissance art as practiced by Leonardo , Michelangelo , and Raphael in the first two decades of the 16th centuryoriginatedas a reaction to the harmonious classicism and the idealized naturalism of High Renaissance art as practiced by Leonardo , Michelangelo , and Raphael in the first two decades of the 16th century
the Renaissance styleledthe Renaissance style
other Renaissance art of the latter 16th century , importance , and salience of the selected target problems and goalsinfluencedother Renaissance art of the latter 16th century , importance , and salience of the selected target problems and goals
bigger issuescould causebigger issues
in Florence and Romeoriginatedin Florence and Rome
something original By Redazione - Marzo 22 , 2017can createsomething original By Redazione - Marzo 22 , 2017
Seeped in the Post - Byzantine artistic tradition of Crete , his distinctive style , with his elongated figures(passive) was influenced bySeeped in the Post - Byzantine artistic tradition of Crete , his distinctive style , with his elongated figures
from Italy , where it lasted from around 1520 until 1600.The artistic works were termed as mannered because they emphasized complexity over naturalismoriginatedfrom Italy , where it lasted from around 1520 until 1600.The artistic works were termed as mannered because they emphasized complexity over naturalism
The garden(passive) is influenced byThe garden
the standardssetsthe standards
to the elevation of detail over formal coherenceleadsto the elevation of detail over formal coherence
Long , a life - long art collector(passive) was influenced byLong , a life - long art collector
from authenticity in communicationpreventingfrom authenticity in communication
to early baroqueleadto early baroque
out of being overly invested in another person ’s idea of beautyoriginatesout of being overly invested in another person ’s idea of beauty
to impressdesignedto impress
a feeling of anxiety , given by the presence of the bizarre , the acid color , the illogical compression of space , the elongated proportions and exaggerated anatomy of figures in convoluted , serpentine posesartificialityfrequently createsa feeling of anxiety , given by the presence of the bizarre , the acid color , the illogical compression of space , the elongated proportions and exaggerated anatomy of figures in convoluted , serpentine poses
an excess that undermines sufficiencycreatesan excess that undermines sufficiency
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as it was calledoriginatedas it was called
Her bizzare sculptures(passive) influenced byHer bizzare sculptures
the enlightened relations(passive) painted bythe enlightened relations
far we barrowingsetfar we barrowing
artists in several italian cities(passive) were influenced byartists in several italian cities
the moody regions(passive) painted bythe moody regions
other Dummis art of the latter 16th centuryinfluencedother Dummis art of the latter 16th century
in turnledin turn
her château at Anetto designher château at Anet
from the disturbance of balanceresultingfrom the disturbance of balance
His oil paintings(passive) are influenced byHis oil paintings
the allegorical rays(passive) designed bythe allegorical rays
to an intriguing shrine to the child - monarch Louis XIV , followed by a room devoted to his destroyed equestrian monument by Francois Girardonleadsto an intriguing shrine to the child - monarch Louis XIV , followed by a room devoted to his destroyed equestrian monument by Francois Girardon
in - columnssetin - columns
the spontaneity of the mind and recognized art as an autonomous creative activity , developed , in accordance with the spirit of that discovery , the totally new idea of fictitious spacediscoveredthe spontaneity of the mind and recognized art as an autonomous creative activity , developed , in accordance with the spirit of that discovery , the totally new idea of fictitious space
the medical paul(passive) designed bythe medical paul
the Stats847 weapons(passive) painted bythe Stats847 weapons
altarpieces and other religious works in Seville.[596paintedaltarpieces and other religious works in Seville.[596
Spanish painter(passive) influenced bySpanish painter
Represented BaroquepaintingRepresented Baroque
sun of the city of flowerssettingsun of the city of flowers