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rennaissance and mannerist

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Raphael who also was a High Renaissance painter became famous for his paintings of the Madonna, one of which was called Madonna of the Meadows. Along with Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael also uses a triangular position for the painting. Raphael uses his colors in two different ways, one to create depth and the other as symbolic...
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Raphael uses his colors in two different ways, one to create depth and the other as symbolic. For symbolic reasons Raphael used the red in the dress to show her humanity and the blue to mantle her spirituality, which the colors were dictated by the Church (www.blogger.com). One of the main paintings that bring out the Mannerist style would be the Madonna with the Long Neck by Parmigianino from 1534-1540...
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