Northern Mannerism

E30283

Mannerism Renaissance art style art movement

Northern Mannerism was a late Renaissance artistic style that developed in Northern Europe, characterized by elongated figures, complex compositions, and highly refined, often extravagant decorative detail.

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All labels observed (3)

Label	Occurrences
Northern Mannerism canonical	11
Italian Mannerism	1
Mannerist artists	1

Statements (62)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Mannerism ⓘ Renaissance art style ⓘ art movement ⓘ
countryOrRegion	England ⓘ France ⓘ Holy Roman Empire ⓘ Netherlands ⓘ Northern Europe ⓘ Scandinavia ⓘ
endTime	early 17th century ⓘ
field	architecture ⓘ decorative arts ⓘ painting ⓘ printmaking ⓘ sculpture ⓘ
follows	High Renaissance art ⓘ Mannerism ⓘ surface form: Italian Mannerism
hasCharacteristic	artificial poses ⓘ complex compositions ⓘ crowded pictorial space ⓘ elegant courtly style ⓘ elongated figures ⓘ erudite allegory ⓘ extravagant ornament ⓘ refined decorative detail ⓘ stylized anatomy ⓘ
influenced	Dutch Golden Age ⓘ surface form: Dutch Golden Age painting Flemish Baroque painting ⓘ early Baroque art in Northern Europe ⓘ
influencedBy	High Renaissance ⓘ Mannerism ⓘ surface form: Italian Mannerism Michelangelo ⓘ Parmigianino ⓘ Raphael ⓘ
movementType	court art ⓘ elite, erudite style ⓘ
notableArtist	Bartholomeus Spranger ⓘ Cornelis van Haarlem ⓘ Giuseppe Arcimboldo ⓘ Hans von Aachen ⓘ Hendrick Goltzius ⓘ Jean Cousin the Younger ⓘ Joachim Wtewael ⓘ Primaticcio ⓘ Rosso Fiorentino ⓘ
notableWork	Allegorical series and emblem books ⓘ Fontainebleau School decorations ⓘ Grotesque ornament prints ⓘ Prague Castle ⓘ surface form: Rudolf II’s court artworks in Prague Stucco and fresco cycles at the Palace of Fontainebleau ⓘ
opposedBy	Counter-Reformation naturalism ⓘ early Baroque classicism ⓘ
partOf	Northern Renaissance ⓘ
patron	French royal court ⓘ German princely courts ⓘ Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor ⓘ
startTime	circa 1550 ⓘ
usesMotif	allegorical figures ⓘ elaborate strapwork ⓘ fantastical hybrid creatures ⓘ grotesque ornament ⓘ mythological subjects ⓘ

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Subject: Northern Mannerism
Description of subject: Northern Mannerism was a late Renaissance artistic style that developed in Northern Europe, characterized by elongated figures, complex compositions, and highly refined, often extravagant decorative detail.

Referenced by (13)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Renaissance → hasSubPeriod → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Jacob van Swanenburgh → influencedBy → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

this entity surface form: Italian Mannerism

Jacob van Swanenburgh → influencedBy → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Michelangelo → influenced → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

this entity surface form: Mannerist artists

Northern Renaissance → influenced → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Mannerism → influenced → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Mannerism → hasSubstyle → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Hendrick Goltzius → movement → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Joachim Wtewael → movement → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Parmigianino → influenced → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Hans von Aachen → movement → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Bartholomeus Spranger → artisticStyle → Northern Mannerism ⓘ

Cornelis van Haarlem → movement → Northern Mannerism ⓘ