Architectural proponents of this style include Giulio Romano, who used it in the Palazzo del Té for the Gonzaga family of Mantua.
Architectural proponents of this style include Giulio Romano, who used it in the Palazzo del Té for the Gonzaga family of Mantua. Other examples include the portraits of Bronzini. Characteristics include sophisticated composition, irrational spatial effects, enigmatic facial expressions, and elongated proportions. _FOR 10 POINTS_ – name this reaction against the perfection of the Classical Renaissance, exemplified by the Madonna of the Long Neck by Parmagianino.
Architectural proponents of this style include Giulio Romano, who used it in the Palazzo del Té for the Gonzaga family of Mantua.
{Mannerism} (accept equivalents)