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Mannerism: a standalone construct

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the stylish, artificial manner of later sixteenth-century art that prized grace, difficulty and elegance over natural appearance.

In art history, Mannerism refers to the stylish, artificial manner of later sixteenth-century art that prized grace, difficulty and elegance over natural appearance. This meaning comes from Shearman (1967) in Mannerism.[1]

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References

Shearman, J. (1967). Mannerism. Penguin (Non-Classics). ISBN 9780140208085

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