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Which era did artists use the style of elongated proportions and exaggerated poses?
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Late Renaissance.
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In which era did artists use the style of elongated proportions and exaggerated poses?
late renaissance "micah slagle"
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How is Caravaggio an example of mannerism?
I am sorry, I would not call him a mannerist. Early Baroque, great chiaroscuro painter, very often provocative. Mannerism is usually defined by distorted figures, unrealistic color, exaggerated poses etc (as e.g El Greco).
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