Question 5 • FL-0100310-Introduction to Art History
Mannerism was a 16th-century artistic style associated with elegance, self-conscious sophistication, and sometimes deliberately artificial grace. Elongated faces, necks, and arms are features often seen in Mannerist art, but choice C describes only one visual characteristic rather than the style as a whole. Choice B best captures its broader meaning.
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