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mannerism
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man·ner·ism (mn-rzm)
n.
A distinctive behavioral trait; an idiosyncrasy.

Patient discussion about mannerism.

Q. In what manner does bipolar reflect?

A. this is very difficult when you are not used to know the symptoms. such persons turn very fast and heavily from euphoric to depressive. the behaviour is then always excessive and sometimes not anymore under control. the risk to go in an asylum is acute.

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In the intellectual, passionate, and somewhat pessimistic milieu of Toledo, El Greco created a highly personal pictorial world in the Mannerist style, for which he was acclaimed as on the of the most original artists in his adopted country.
Primaticcio's elegant, courtly, and mannerist style, whether in painting, stucco or architecture, made a strong impact on later sixteenth-century French artists who have sometimes been called "School of Fontainebleau" artists.
A versatile artist, de Vargas supplied jewelry-like miniature paintings on wood and copper in both late Flemish and Italian Mannerist styles for this rapidly expanding Oriental market.
 
 
 
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