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I feel like style is the flair of the artist, and the personal touch they deliver. This can be the way they use techniques. It can also be how they use light, colour, texture etc...

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Style I think largely reflects the era the painting was made and specific characteristic like colour and brush strokes that places the painting in its respected category or in a recognised artist group.

In my topic area I think styles vary based on time period/location and the feelings on life at the time. A lot of modernist work was directly made as result of the negativituies of ww1 and/or in Germany, while other works stem from ideas/theories, like Sigmund Freuds ideas about the unconscious mind.

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Style is the way that an artist uses painting techniques such as color, composition, etc. to portray a subject or subjects.

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Style is generally the application of paint, how they use line in terms of whether it is modern, abstract or classical. How they are portraying different ideas within the medium. The application of color and recognition of light, 3d modelling and how this influences the composition. These are usually inspired by what is relevant or new at the time such as what holds value or technological advancements e.g. industrialization and revolutions.

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Style for me is all about the recognisable visual features of an art work that make an art work uniquely recognisable to an artist place or time. In terms of talking about an art work, art history terminology is important (you don't need to memorise an entire art history dictionary, but a few pertinent words are really helpful).

In terms of differences between styles in the Late Ren there is Colorito (colour, brushwork/brushstrokes) vs designo (composition, form, line) - and then Mannerism which is different again (ambiguous space, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting. unnatural colour)

In Modernism there is a shift towards abstraction, e.g. Fauves - flattening of space and colour, Expressionists - angular lines, primitivist mask like faces, expressive colours, cubists - breaking down, explosion/fragmentation and reasembling of picture planes, Surrealist who are either hyperrealistic and precise in use of colour, brushwork etc or Completely abstract like Miro influenced by automatism - then there is duchamp who completely rejects aesthetics with his 'anti-retinal' style

With Style it is important to ask - to what effect has the artist used this and why do I think this was (given place and time of the artist)?

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Add your idea of what style is. What would you talk about if analysing the style of an art work?

How do different styles from your topic area differ? (e.g. what makes an artist or genre recognisable?

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Late Renaissance Style - Shared Revision

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Style can be a way of working which becomes unique to a particular artist or artists. Style can range from from the way the artist portrays humans, the colour, technique or media that they use. It becomes recognisable. Not only do artists have there own style but style also can group the artists into the era in which they are painted. for example the style of paintings which came about through the reinsurance is very different and distinctive to the artworks found in modernism.

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style is the colour, light, technique, composition etc or any distictive parts to the piece of art that helps back up the idea of the move
ment being studied

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How the artist has portrayed different elements of art will determine his/ her style of art. ie how the artist has used shape, colour, line, contrast, movement, balance, tone texture and what effect each of these stylistic components has on the overall effect, mood, message and meaning.

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Style is how something is made and how it is created, such as the technique and approach taken. It is also how the artists expresses their vision/idea, by use of colours, and tones.

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Things like line, colour, tone, use of light/dark and brushstroke make up the style of an artwork. Could talk about the intended effect of these stylistic features and how the artist's background or purpose shaped the style of the artwork. Artists from different eras and Italian states were exposed to different philosophies, societal shifts and movements, which can be seen in the style of the artwork. Can use different artists' contexts as a base for comparing the style of two artworks.

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Style is something an artist uses to distinguish himself\herself from others. It can also classify what genre of art it may fit into (eg. Surrealism, cubism)  Style can make a piece of art totally unique.

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the visual characteristics of an artwork. The things that make an artwork unique to an artists or a time period. e.g. Classical renaisance art has a very different aesthetic to Mannerism. e.g order, balance and harmony vs disorder, chaos and anxiety.

When I'm talking about style I will spend time talking about the stylistics elements that exist within an artwork (line, colour, texture, form .....) I would then talk about effect. What I mean by this is by using these elements is what kind of mood, experience etcetera has the artist created. Why was this important to the artist and then the bigger picture things that influenced this!

I've attached an image comparing paintings of the last supper. (high renaissance interpretation vs mannerist) The way an artwork is handled stylistically can drastically affect the meaning and mood of the painting.