Mazzola, Francesco Parmigianino
- Mazzola, Francesco Parmigianino
(1/11/1503 Parma-8/24/1540 Casalmaggiore) (Italy); aka Mazzuoli, Francesco / Mazzuoli, Girolamo Francesco Maria / Parmigianino ["little man from Parma"]
Painter, draughtsman, and printmaker. Generally referred to as Parmigianino, he is considered a pioneer of the Italian Mannerist style. Said to be the first Italian painter to also be an etcher. Like many of his contemporaries he depicted erotic stories from Antiquity.
Reproductions: Ganymede; Lucie-Smith, 1972: p. 205 . Vulcan showing Mars and Venus caught in the net to the assembled gods; c1534-40; Lucie-Smith, 1972: p. 188 [B]. Witch's sabbath; engraving; Bentley, 1984: p. 44 [B] / Webb, 1975: p. 121 [B] / Tilly, 1986: p. 8 [B].
[b]Source: DoA vol. 24: pp. 197-202; Joseph A. Thomas, "Eroticism in the art of Parmigianino and its implications for the Mannerist style," (M.A. Thesis, Southern Methodist University, 198); ThB xxiv 1930: p. 309.
Dictionary of erotic artists: painters, sculptors, printmakers, graphic designers and illustrators.
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Parmigianino — (Francesco Mazzola; 1503 1540) Mannerist painter from Parma, where he had the opportunity to study the works of Correggio. In 1524 Parmigianino traveled to Rome, where he remained until 1527 when the city was sacked. From there, he fled to… … Dictionary of Renaissance art
Parmigianino — [ dʒa niːno], eigentlich Girolamo Francesco Mazzola, italienischer Maler und Radierer, * Parma 11. 1. 1503, ✝ Casalmaggiore (bei Parma) 28. 8. 1540; tätig in Parma, Rom (1523 27), Bologna (1527 31) und wieder Parma. Von Correggio beeinflusst,… … Universal-Lexikon
