Leptáním
Leptáním, also known as *leptanism*, refers to a specific stylistic and thematic approach in Greek literature and art, particularly prominent during the late Byzantine period (13th–15th centuries). The term derives from the Greek word *leptos*, meaning "delicate" or "subtle," reflecting the refined and intricate nature of its expression. Leptáním is characterized by an emphasis on elegance, emotional depth, and a nuanced exploration of human experience, often blending spiritual and secular themes.
This artistic movement flourished alongside the broader cultural shifts of the Palaiologan dynasty, a period marked
In visual arts, leptáním is evident in the meticulous detailing of religious manuscripts, where delicate linework
The term itself was later used more broadly to describe a refined aesthetic sensibility in Greek literature,