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| Which piece of Michelangleo's later works influenced Mannerism? |
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Michelangleo's "Last Judgement"
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| What are some characteristics of Mannerist Architecture? |
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- Stylishness in design could be applied to a building as well as to a painting
- Showed extensive knowledge of Roman architectural style
- Complex
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| Who wrote The Rule of the Five Orders of Architecture in 1563? |
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| French Mannerism is centered around which school? |
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The School of Fontainebleau
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| Which Mannerism artist replaced harmony with dissonance and discord? |
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Alessandro Allori ("Susanna and the Elders")
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| Through which artwork in Mannerism was reason replaced by emotion? |
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"Pieta" by Rosso Fiorentino
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| Why were bodies distorted in Mannerism artwork? |
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It was an attempt to express the religious tensions of the times.
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| Who was one of the most well known artists of Mannerism? |
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El Greco
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| What are the nine features/characteristics of mannerism? |
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- Replace harmony with dissonance and discord
- Replace reason with emotion
- Replace reality with imagination
- Create instability instead of equilibrium
- Bodies are distorted
- Colors are lurid
- Pictoral space is crowded
- A void in the center
- Hanging figures
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| How did the role of the artist change during Mannerism? |
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| The artist was equal in the courts of Europe with scholars, poets, and humanists. |
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