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What is the meaning of the Italian word 'maniera' from which the English derivative 'mannerist' comes?
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∙ 11y ago
The recurring stylistic characteristics of an artist or school is the meaning of the Italian word maniera in terms of its English derivative "mannerist".
Specifically, the word is a feminine noun in its singular form. It literally means "manner" in terms of the way in which something is done or the hallmark characteristic of someone or something. The pronunciation will be "ma-NYE-ra" in Italian.
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What is 'Ti amo in maniera massiccia' when translated from Italian to English?
"I love you enormously" loosely and "I love you in a massive way" literally are English equivalents of the Italian phrase Ti amo in maniera massiccia. The pronunciation will be "tee A-mo een ma-NYEH-ra mas-SEET-tcha" in Italian.
What does the Italian mano root of maniera mean?
"mano" in Italian means "hand."
What has the author Giuseppe Gatt written?
Giuseppe Gatt has written: 'Constable' 'La Nuova maniera italiana' -- subject(s): New Italian manner (Art movement) 'Gainsborough' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation 'Gainsborough: the life and work of the artist'
What has the author Mario Panarello written?
Mario Panarello has written: 'Artisti della tarda maniera nel viceregno di Napoli' -- subject(s): Church furniture, Christian art and symbolism, History, Italian Marble sculpture, Mannerism (Art)
What does maniera mean?
Maniera, also known as mannerism, is an artistic style in which the artist desires to present his skill in a work rather than an idea, or an scene from an authoritative text. Maniera was popular in the 16th century but began to fall out of practice in the 17th century. Michaelangelo was known for this style. A specific example is 'The Adoration of the Shepherds' by Tibaldi, which was painted in the 1540's. You will notice that the musculature is idealized and the people seem to be oriented in an unnatural way, their hands are outstretched in awkward positions that one does not normally see in everyday life.
What has the author Francesco Montani written?
Francesco Montani has written: 'Lettera toccante le considerazioni sopra la maniera di ben pensare'
What has the author Agostino Gerli written?
Agostino Gerli has written: 'Maniera di migliorare e dirigere i palloni aerei' -- subject(s): Airships
What has the author Francesco Salviati written?
Francesco Salviati has written: 'Francesco Salviati (1510-1563), o, La bella maniera' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Mannerism (Art)
What has the author Giovanni Luca Conforti written?
Giovanni Luca Conforti has written: 'Breue et facile maniera d'essercitarsi a far passaggi, Roma 1593 (? 1603)' -- subject(s): Music theory, Embellishment (Music), History
What has the author Verdiano Rimbotti written?
Verdiano Rimbotti has written: 'Memoria sopra il metodo di coltivare le patate per averne un abbondante raccolta, e maniera di panizzarle' -- subject(s): Potatoes
Derivati della parola mano?
manometromanodoperama anche manovella, manopola, manoscritto, manesco, manicure, manette, maniglia, maniera,manata, poggiamano, asciugamano, manuale, maneggevole,manipolare, manomorta, manovale, manubrio, maneggiare, maneggio, manovrare e manovra.
What opera by Giulio Caccini is 'Amarilli mia bella' from?
It isn't from an opera - it was written as part a selection of songs and solo madrigals (either Le nuove musiche, 1602 (new style) or Nuove Musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle, 1614, I'm not sure).
