Mannerism in Florence and Rome

From the point of view of Raphael and Michelangelo - The forgery of Florence and Rome considered to be more conscious "artificial" - cold formalism is considered Rosso's inner vision - (1494 - 1540), Italy A painter whose early work helped define the Italian manifesto and later the founder of France 's manners was born in Florence. Giovanni Battista di Jacopo di Guasparre. Italian artist Michelangelo and Italian influential style painter Parmigianino to influence Rome - and got new beauty to express a more temperament pontorm - (1494 - 1557), an Italian painter,

From the point of view of Raphael and Michelangelo - The forgery of Florence and Rome considered to be more conscious "artificial" - cold formalism is considered Rosso's inner vision - (1494 - 1540), Italy A painter whose early work helped define the Italian manifesto and later the founder of France 's manners was born in Florence. Giovanni Battista di Jacopo di Guasparre. Italian artist Michelangelo and Italian influential style painter Parmigianino to influence Rome - and got new beauty to express a more temperament pontorm - (1494 - 1557), an Italian painter,

In the latter half of the sixteenth century, the style that emphasized humanism became the opposite style to the idealized naturalism of higher art of the Renaissance era, while the orthodox style of Florence and Rome became the dominant style of Europe . Renaissance art continues to be popular. George Vasari (1550), a 16th century artist and art historian in the 16th century, who is the author of the famous works "The Best Painter, Sculptor, and Architect's Life" (1550) is also high. The work of Renaissance is the culmination of all Italian art, Giotto and the process which began in the latter half of the 13th century.

Rome is the main center of the Renaissance, second only to Florence, it was deeply influenced by the movement. Among them, the masterpiece of Roman Renaissance architecture is Michelangelo's Campidorio Square. During this period the Roman house of the great aristocrat was constructing luxury houses such as the Palazzo Cristina (President of the President of the Italian Republic), the Palazzo Venezia, Palazzo Farnese, Palazzo Barberini, Palace of the Palace (current seat) . Prime Minister of Italy, Swada Palace, Palazzo della Cancelia, Villa Fargenea