The Cinquecento in Florence: 'Modern Manner' and Counter-Reformation
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The Cinquecento in Florence: 'Modern Manner' and Counter-Reformation

by Carlo Falciani, Antonio Natali

History art history
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Explores sixteenth-century Florentine art, tracing the rise of the Modern Manner and the impact of the Counter-Reformation on artists and their works.

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This volume examines artistic developments in Florence during the sixteenth century.

It focuses on the transition toward the 'Modern Manner' in painting and sculpture.

The influence of the Counter-Reformation on Florentine artists is discussed.

Contributions from leading scholars provide context for the period's cultural shifts.

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