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Mannerism.
Mannerism is an art style that emerged between approximately 1520
and 1580[1]. It was a reaction against the perfection brought by the
Renaissance and paved the way for the styles and movements that came
after it. Its initiator and most important representative is
Michelangelo Bounarotti. The apocalypse frescoes in the Sistine
Chapel were decisive for this style of painting. The fact that
artistic quality is now sought instead of the ideal image becomes
evident with the deformation of the figures and appears as a step
towards original styles. The most important artists are Tintoretto
and El Greco.

In Mannerism, everything is mixed together. Everything is in motion.

It is a little difficult to understand the incident clearly. This
mobility arises not only from the artist's brush, but also from the
elongation of the figures and their portrayal in various poses. This
was a movement against the harmonious forms of the Renaissance up to
that time. It is also known as the transition from classical art to
baroque. Individual interpretations and free stances are important
features of this style. Mannerism is an art style that emerged
between approximately 1520 and 1580[1]. It was a reaction against
the perfection brought by the Renaissance and paved the way for the
styles and movements that came after it. Its initiator and most
important representative is Michelangelo Bounarotti. The apocalypse
frescoes in the Sistine Chapel were decisive for this style of
painting. The fact that artistic quality is now sought instead of
the ideal image becomes evident with the deformation of the figures
and appears as a step towards original styles. The most important
artists are Tintoretto and El Greco.

In Mannerism, everything is mixed together. Everything is in motion.

It is a little difficult to understand the incident clearly. This
mobility arises not only from the artist's brush, but also from the
elongation of the figures and their portrayal in various poses. This
was a movement against the harmonious forms of the Renaissance up to
that time. It is also known as the transition from classical art to
baroque. Individual interpretations and free stances are important
features of this style.