Примеры использования Mannerism на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The High Renaissance and Mannerism.
Your Honor, a mannerism is not a protected class.
By this time his art had degenerated into mannerism.
The altar is decorated by mannerism style woodcarvings.
In later years this style slowly evolved into Mannerism.
And Cinquecento(sixteenth century), when the Mannerism and the Baroque were beginning to emerge.
We're saying that you can't commit a hate crime against a mannerism.
Mannerism differed from the Renaissance art in attraction to"not naturalistic abstraction.
It is a testimony to the transition from the late Gothic to the mannerism of Flemish inspiration.
Mannerism as a trend in art was a reaction to the artistic principles of the Renaissance.
Vicenza is called the city of Andrea Palladio, the great architect of the late Renaissance and Mannerism.
The word Mannerism, derived from maneira, meant"style", or the way the artist expresses himself;
The architectural ensemble contained in itself the features of different eras: Renaissance,Baroque and Mannerism.
Mannerism by Rosangela Vig if I were a painter, would like to paint this last plan, the last landscape recess.
Art historian Max Dvořák was the first scholar to connect El Greco's art with Mannerism and Antinaturalism.
Villa d'Este is often mentioned in connection with Mannerism- a direction that is sometimes simply called the early Baroque.
Florence attractions are sure to satisfy the curiosity of all art lovers from protorenessansa to Mannerism.
But I have not taken this as a mechanical method or a mannerism, but only where I thought it rhythmically justified;
His voice is good,his enunciation distinct, and his delivery free from any unpleasant peculiarity or mannerism.
Michelangelo's work marked the transition from the Renaissance to Mannerism and his style influenced the Italian Bartolomeo Ammannati(1511-1592).
Historic interior(18th century).3 altars with woodcarvings, confessional, Baroque and Mannerism works of art.
His original, highly personal style was one of the forces that shaped Mannerism, the next major movement in Western art after the High Renaissance.
An important watershed for Svankmajer was the turning away from orthodox lnformel and Rudolfinian Mannerism in the mid-1 960s.
Great architect and Roman Mannerism genius, Giacomo Barozzi, directed the creation of this architectural masterpiece which was completed around 1573.
During his long life heexperimented with many styles, from the Renaissance and Mannerism, and ending with the Neo-Gothic.
Distant of the Mannerism grace, the Baroque Painting emerged its first signs in Rome, with Caravaggio(1571-1610) and Annibale Carracci(1560-1609).
In Venice, he probably worked in the studio of Titian,where he met the artists of Mannerism, including, Tintoretto, who inspired him.
Each one of them strikes the visitors with frescos that were made by brothers Taddeo and Federico Zuccari andshare the same style with the villa- Mannerism.
Elegant, graceful, refined, luxurious,with an intricate storyline compositions, Mannerism in jewelry has reached its peak, to turn into real masterpieces.
At the end of that period, the Renaissance was losing strength in Italy, andsome artists were beginning to diverge from classical antiquity and the Mannerism dawned.