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Fundamental Painters of Mannierism
This is a list of the most outstanding and representative painters of Mannerism in the 16th century. It is the transition between the harmony, simplicity, and naturalness of the Renaissance and the dramatism, sophistication, and theatricality of the Baroque.
The name is due to the fact that the artists show exaggeratedly their "maniera," their style, and their virtuosity.
Clarification: Although we find many works with mannerist characteristics in the sixteenth-century Venetian School, we only include here the two painters of that school who are considered the most mannerist: Tintoretto and Veronese.
Mannerism (click here to access the information) .
Characteristic Elements of Mannerist Painting (click here to access the information).
Mannerism in the Timeline (click here to access the information).
Fundamental Painters:
1483-1539. Pordenone
1489-1534. Correggio
1494-1540. Rosso Fiorentino
1494-1557. Pontormo (more information)
1499-1546. Giulio Romano
1503-1540. Parmigianino (more information)
1503-1572. Bronzino
1510-1592. Jacopo Bassano
1518-1594. Tintoretto (more information)
1520-1578. Giovanni Battista Moroni
1526-1593. Arcimboldo (more information)
1528-1588. Veronese
1541-1614. El Greco (more information)
1552-1614. Lavinia Fontana (more information)
Recommended links:
El Greco and the Color of Mannerism.
The Venetian School of the 16th Century.
Fundamental Painters of the Venetian School (15th and 16th Centuries).
Characteristic Elements of Renaissance Painting.
Characteristic Elements of Baroque Painting.
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