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Max Dvořák

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    / The hallmarks of Mannerism

    …by the German art historian Max Dvořák in his book Über Greco und der Manierismus (1921), these 16th-century nonconformists came to be known as Mannerists. Recent historians have suggested, however, that the term Mannerism can more accurately be applied to a very different style initiated in Rome about 1520. Roman…

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    …by the German art historian Max Dvořák in his book Über Greco und der Manierismus (1921), these 16th-century nonconformists came to be known as Mannerists. Recent historians have suggested, however, that the term Mannerism can more accurately be applied to a very different style initiated in Rome about 1520. Roman…

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