Late Renaissance & Mannerism
Linda Murray
In Italy, the High Renaissance virtually ended with the death of Raphael in 1520, and within a generation the classical perfection of the early sixteenth century was supplanted by new and very different ideals. The Renaissance forms lingered on in Venice, but elsewhere the nervous and refined sensibility summed up in the word "Mannerism" predominated. Linda Murray describes the extremely important part Michelangelo played in the transition from the simplicity of early High Renaissance art to the more complex and sophisticated style of the later sixteenth century.
년:
1967
판:
Reprinted
출판사:
Praeger
언어:
english
페이지:
220
파일:
PDF, 34.68 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1967