Question

what artistic movements began following the renaissance period?1 pointtraditional and classicalmannerism and the baroquerealism and naturalismwhat is a characteristic of mannerism art?1 pointuse of vibrant colorselongated proportions and exaggerated posesstrict adherence to symmetryminimalistic and simplistic designswhat artistic style of the seventeenth century was characterized by complex forms, bold ornamentation, and contrasting elements?*1 porococobaroqueneoclassicismimpressionism

Explanation:

• First question: Mannerism emerged as a reaction to the High Renaissance, and Baroque followed Mannerism. Traditional/classical is more related to earlier or general classic styles, and Realism/Naturalism came later in art history.
• Second question: Mannerism is known for elongated figures (e.g., Parmigianino's Madonna with the Long Neck) and exaggerated poses, going against the strict symmetry of the Renaissance. Vibrant colors can be in many art styles, strict symmetry was more Renaissance, and minimalism is a much later concept.
• Third question: Baroque (17th - early 18th century) is characterized by complex forms (e.g., Bernini's sculptures), bold ornamentation, and contrast (e.g., use of light - dark in Caravaggio's works). Rococo is 18th century with more delicate and playful ornamentation, Neoclassicism is late 18th - early 19th century with a return to classical simplicity, and Impressionism is 19th century focusing on light and color.

Answer:

1. Mannerism and the baroque
2. Elongated proportions and exaggerated poses
3. Baroque