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Christ Carrying the Cross, 1565 #mannerism #tizianovecelli https://t.co/78Uu6XhbtT
St Sebastian Reproving Diocletian, 1558 #veronese #mannerism https://t.co/6llbx0uR73
Apostle St. James the Greater, 1606 #elgreco #mannerism https://t.co/cYmZUgtFi0
St. Sebastian, 1515 #mannerism #jacopopontormo https://t.co/p570GCSV6r
OH! and also, meet my new baby Kasei theyre originally designed by sunnerissiq on insta!
Bacchus and Ceres, 1561 #paoloveronese #mannerism https://t.co/tdIRtXccSR
Jonah Leaves the Whale`s Belly, 1578 #tintoretto #mannerism https://t.co/BPZywF9iML
J'ai refait une reference de Nerissa Courage ! (Elle a volé l'armure qu'elle porte)
The Presentation of the Virgin, 1556 #tintoretto #mannerism https://t.co/PiF2kW26oe
Bronzino was seen as a mannerist painter in that he stretched & twisted bodies to achieve an elegant form. His religious images are fine examples of that. The Virgin (1555), Cosimo I de’ Medici (1559), Noli Me Tangere (1561) & Allegory of Happiness (1564)
It’s been six years now, since I got Claire as a simple adopt from @brizunzies
Since then, I’ve developed a detailed backstory for her, intricate details about her personality and mannerisms, but most of all, she helped me figure myself out better and express a lot of things.
As technology advances and becomes more intelligent, learning more about us from our habits and mannerisms, I sometimes long for the days when a low resolution paperclip so very poorly guessed our intentions.
Apollo (possibly Hymen) crowning a Poet and giving him a Spouse, 1560 #tintoretto #mannerism https://t.co/JaARfYN7dN