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Art history

the ideal of an elevated, generalized style drawn from classical and Renaissance models, suited to history painting.

In art history, grand manner refers to the ideal of an elevated, generalized style drawn from classical and Renaissance models, suited to history painting. This meaning comes from Reynolds (1959) in Discourses on art.[1]

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Reynolds, J. (1959). Discourses on art. Huntington Library. Open Library record

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