Timeline: Moments of Parmigianino

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Moments of Parmigianino

Parmigianino is one of the clearest examples of Mannerist painting: stylized figures, fanciful proportions in search of grace and elegance, complicated poses that highlight the virtuosity of the artist, and a palette of bright, unnatural colors. Works of great beauty and elegance that left behind the simplicity and naturalness of the Renaissance and approached the artifice, sophistication, and theatricality of the Baroque.

 

1521. Bardi Altarpiece.

1522. Saint Barbara.

1524. Portrait of a Collector.

1524. Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror.

1524. The Holy Family with Angels.

1524-27. The Holy Family with Saint John.

1525. The Nativity.

1527. Conversion of Saint Paul.

1527. Vision of Saint Jerome.

1527-31. The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine.

1528-30. Madonna of the Rose.

1529. Madonna and Child with Saints.

1530-35. Portrait of Antea.

1532. Turkish Slave.

1534-39. Madonna of the Long Neck.

1535-38. Portrait of Pier Maria Rossi di Sansecondo.

1535-40. Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Mary Magdalene.

1539. Pallas Athene.

 

Recommended links:

Mannerism.

El Greco and the Color of Mannerism.

Lavinia Fontana and the “Maniera.”

Pontormo and His Colors.

El Greco:The Burial of the Count of Orgaz .

Tintoretto.

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