The effect is like a surrealist making a palimpsest out of a mannerist piece of art. |
Inasmuch as Cruikshank was a mannerist, he is inimitable except by them who take great pains to vex the critical of mankind. |
One possible source for Bordon's interest in this iconographic detail lies in his response to Giulio Romano's mannerist style in Rome and Mantua. |
Shakspere a mannerist in style, andShakspeare is a mannerist in style. |
No less remarkable is the decoration on an enchanting plate, which is inspired by painted grotesques from around 1500, and surrounds a bizarre mannerist figure. |
As he grew older his style fell somewhat into that of a mannerist, which at that period, as we shall see, much prevailed. |