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Posts Tagged ‘Mannerism’

On Manners and Mannerisms: Thoughts on Style…Part II

By Fr. Silouan Justiniano | May 25, 2023

Participation Vs. Mannerism As mentioned earlier, I take stylization as a neutral, unavoidable trait of painting at large and in fact of all made things. Any embodied articulation of meaning possesses a style. Style is a visual rhetoric of sorts. But not all rhetoric has the same power. The goal should be to “…move, in…

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