Grand Manner

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Grand Manner is an 18th-century style of painting characterized by idealized, elevated depictions of historical, mythological, or portrait subjects, closely associated with Sir Joshua Reynolds and academic art.

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instanceOf 18th-century art movement
artistic style
painting style
aimsFor dignity
grandeur
timelessness
associatedWith British art
Neoclassicism NERFINISHED
Royal Academy of Arts NERFINISHED
Sir Joshua Reynolds NERFINISHED
academic art
characterizedBy classical references
elevated subject matter
emphasis on nobility and virtue
formal composition
heroic scale
idealization of the human figure
idealized landscape settings
use of allegory
codifiedBy Sir Joshua Reynolds NERFINISHED
contrastedWith Romanticism NERFINISHED
genre painting
naturalism
emphasizes historical and mythological narratives
moral and intellectual themes
geographicFocus Britain NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Italy NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Grand Manner painting
Grand Style
hasKeyFigure Angelica Kauffman NERFINISHED
Benjamin West NERFINISHED
Gavin Hamilton NERFINISHED
Henry Fuseli NERFINISHED
John Singleton Copley NERFINISHED
Sir Joshua Reynolds NERFINISHED
influencedBy Annibale Carracci NERFINISHED
Nicolas Poussin NERFINISHED
Raphael NERFINISHED
Renaissance painting
classical antiquity
mainSubject history painting
mythological painting
portrait painting
relatedConcept academic hierarchy of genres
history painting hierarchy
timePeriod 18th century
early 19th century
usedFor aristocratic portraiture
state portraiture

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Joshua Reynolds movement Grand Manner