Survey of Art 1B
Mannerism
Fast Facts
Mannerism developed in Rome during confused, troubled times, which witnessed the disintegration of the Catholic Church. Social, political and religious upheaval was set against a backdrop of famine, plague and constant war. Mannerism, a time characterized by crisis, gave rise to several competing anti-Classical tendencies rather than one dominant style or ideal.
Deposition, 1525-1528
Madonna With the Long Neck, 1534
Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time,1540 -1545
Eleonora of Toledo With Her Son Giovanni de'Medici,
1545
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