Ganymede by Benvenuto Cellini, 1548-1550, (bronze)
#benvenutocellini #cellini #bronze #sculpture #mannerist #art
The #rennaissance Ducal Palace of Vila Viçosa at night. #portugal #braganza
#artandarchitecture

The seat of the House of Braganza , which became the reigning house in Portugal from 1640 to 1910. Construction of the #manueline #palace began during the tenure of Duke Jaime of Braganza, between 1501 and 1502. The imposing #marble #classical #mannerist facade began in 1583 consisting of two floors, one with #tuscan capitals, the other with #ionic capitals. Later, in 1610, construction began of the additional third floor. The palace was the birthplace of Catherine of Braganza, Queen Consort of England and her father John IV, King of Portugal (the first Braganza king).
The #rennaissance Ducal Palace of Vila Viçosa was the seat of the House of Braganza , which became the reigning house in #portugal from 1640 to 1910. Construction of the #manueline #palace began during the tenure of Duke Jaime of Braganza, between 1501 and 1502. The imposing #marble #classical #mannerist facade began in 1583 consisting of two floors, one with #tuscan capitals, the other with #ionic capitals. Later, in 1610, construction began of the additional third floor. The palace was the birthplace of Catherine of Braganza, Queen Consort of England and her father John IV, King of Portugal (the first Braganza king). #artandarchitecture
The Igreja de São Bartolomeu de Vila Viçosa was founded in 1636 as the church of the Jesuit College of São João Evangelista, which had been active since the second half of the 16th century. The façade was finished in 1698, but work was still underway in 1759. The towers remain unfinished.

#mannerist #baroque #rococo #artandarchitecture #religiousarchitecture #portugal
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Esperança is a #femaleconvent established in 1548. Architectural styles include #rennaissance #mannerist and #baroque

#artandarchitecture #religiousarchitecture #portugal
The Igreja do Convento dos Capuchos, across the street from the Praça de Touros, is a #mannerist #baroque #church and male #convent founded by the Franciscan Capuchins. It was constructed in the 17th century and rebuilt in the 19th. #artandarchitecture
The death of Hercules Engraved by J. Vivares after a drawing attributed to Baccio Bandinelli, 1823 (etching and aquatint in colour on wove paper)
#BaccioBandinelli #Hercules #etching #art #Rennaisance #Mannerist

"The Fall of Man," Cornelis Corneliszoon van Haarlem, 1592.

Van Haarlem (1562-1638) was a painter of the Dutch Golden Age, a leader of the Northern Mannerist style, and an important precursor to Frans Hals in the realm of portraiture.

He started off as a painter of mythological subjects, with very Italian-inspired and fairly artificial styles, but later came to embrace a more Realist style favored in the Netherlands. He studied in France but was born in and spent his adult life in the city of Haarlem, where he became the official city painter, with a number of official commissions. He also was a noted portraitist, becoming an important influence on later painters, although his history, Biblical, and mythical scenes sometimes seem more like chances to paint naked bodies than anything else. Lots of bare limbs, buttocks thrust at the viewer, people being unclad for the sake of being unclad, to the point that the scene and its meaning get lost in all the flesh. I guess that's the Mannerist style for you...

From the RIjksmuseum, Amsterdam.

#Art #DutchGoldenAge #Mannerist #CornelisVanHaarlem #AdamAndEve #Nudity #Nekkid

Love this ornate Mannerist style doorway on the Wellington Street facade of W.T. Oldrieve's 1903 Classical post office building in central Glasgow.

#glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography #doorway #mannerist

The Church of Saint John the Evangelist of the College of Funchal was built in the 17th-century by the Jesuits.

The church shows the transition from the #mannerist style to the #baroque style through the use of #overthetop decorations of #carved and #gilded wood #alters and #azulejos.

#funchal #madeira #portugal
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#religiousarchitecture
#baroquearchitecture
#manneristarchitecture