1. MANNERISM Presentation with follow-along notes.

2. Mannerism WHY DID IT OCCUR? What were the social impacts?

3. HOW DID THE MANNERISTS VIEW THEMSELVES?

4. MANNERIST CHARACTERISTICS 1) Composition - up-side-down pyramidal shape, compressed space 2) Clashing colors 3) Spatial discrepancies 4) Light source - inconsistent in direction and or intensity 5) Non-art objects and people included in works as art objects (non-functional; purely decorative) 6) Twisted, difficult poses (S-curve / Figura “Serpentinata”) 7) Intentional shock-value - horror used as an element of shock 8) Exorbitant amounts of money spent on common, everyday objects (i.e. salt & pepper shakers) 9) Untitled works - intentionally leaving a work untitled 10) Deviation from or elaboration of a theme 11) Secularization of the sacred

5. RaphaelG. Romano

8. Jacopo Pontormo

10. Parmigianino

12. Rosso Fiorentino better known as known as “Il Rosso”

15. Bronzino

19. Tintoretto

21. 1528 Mannerism Deposition / Entombment Jacopo Pontormo Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

22. 1545 Mannerism Venus and Cupid Bronzino Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

23. date Mannerism Elenora of Toledo Bronzino Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

24. date Mannerism Portrait of an Unknown Man Bronzino Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

25. date Mannerism Self Portrait in Convex Mirror Parmigianino Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

26. ca. 1535 Mannerism Madonna of the Long Neck Parmigianino Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

27. 1514 Mannerism Fire in the Borgo Raphael / G. Romano Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

28. 1521 Mannerism Descent from the Cross Il Rossi (Rosso Fiorentino) Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker

29. date Mannerism The Last Supper Tintoretto Place any notes related to the work of art in this section. A Walker