The Vision of St. Jerome and Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror characterize this art movement, to which (*) Parmigianino (pahr-mi-juh-NEE-noh) belonged.
One member of this art movement painted a Deposition in the Volterra and founded the Fontainebleau School. Besides Rosso Fiorentino, it also produced the painter of Joseph in Egypt and a Deposition, named Jacopo Pontormo. The Vision of St. Jerome and Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror characterize this art movement, to which (*) Parmigianino (pahr-mi-juh-NEE-noh) belonged. For 10 points, name this movement that emerged in the late Renaissance, typified by Madonna of the Long Neck and other works featuring strained, elongated forms.
One member of this art movement painted a Deposition in the Volterra and founded the Fontainebleau School.
{Mannerism}