Vocabulary Word
Word: mannerism
Definition: distinctive behavioral trait; affected style in art (according to a set of styles)
Definition: distinctive behavioral trait; affected style in art (according to a set of styles)
Sentences Containing 'mannerism'
This mannerism originated with Whitlock's uncle, from whom he picked up the habit himself.
Sculpted in the art-style of Northern Mannerism they collectively utilize esoteric symbolism.
Much of her early work, Cernat argues, is characterized by "mannerism", related to Onirism and using psychoanalytic techniques.
The art of the period from François I through Henri IV often is heavily inspired by late Italian pictorial and sculptural developments commonly referred to as Mannerism, which is associated with Michelangelo and Parmigianino, among others.
Joseph Kernan faults Beethoven's reliance upon the key, particularly in his early works, as a hollow mannerism: "he 'c-minor mood' in early Beethoven... is one that has dated most decisively and dishearteningly over the years...