School of Parma

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The School of Parma was a Renaissance artistic movement centered in Parma, Italy, known for its refined Mannerist painting style and artists such as Parmigianino and Correggio.

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instanceOf Mannerist school of painting
Renaissance artistic movement
artForm painting
artisticGoal experimentation with perspective and illusionism
refinement of form and grace
associatedWith Duchy of Parma
characteristic complex spatial compositions
elongated figures
graceful yet artificial poses
refined elegance
sophisticated use of light and shade
country Italy
culturalContext Catholic religious art
Italian Renaissance
hasArtisticStyle High Renaissance
Mannerism
hasCenter Parma Cathedral
San Giovanni Evangelista, Parma
influenced Emilian painting
Italian Mannerism
linked to: Mannerism
influencedBy High Renaissance art
linked to: High Renaissance

Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Roman High Renaissance
linked to: Renaissance Rome
languageOfContext Italian
locatedIn Emilia-Romagna
Northern Italy
Parma
movementPeriod 16th century
Late Renaissance
Renaissance
notableMember Correggio
Francesco Maria Rondani
Gian Francesco Maineri
Giovanni Maria Francesco Rondani
Girolamo Mazzola Bedoli
linked to: Girolamo Bedoli

Michelangelo Anselmi
Parmigianino
notableWorkContext frescoes in Parma Cathedral dome
frescoes in San Giovanni Evangelista, Parma
region Emilia
typicalSubject Madonna and Child
fresco decoration
mythological scenes
religious scenes

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Parmigianino associatedWith School of Parma