1. Red Capriccio Blue Sonata Harpist Rococo.

2. This is the Italian Rococo decoration style.

3. Sometimes they have a lot of rococo details.

4. This is a rare example of Rococo in Prague.

5. The Rococo decoration inside the palace is delightful.

6. Her home is a tribute to Rococo-era decor.

7. Mrs. Mead is looking for a chair in rococo style.

8. As a style, Chinoiserie is similar to the Rococo style

9. Indeed, this room represents the very beginning of the Rococo in Prague.

10. Rococo has been born from the Baroque era, during the age of Enlightenment.

11. Quirky buildings are often just that: oddballs, curios, rococo phantasmagoria that quickly pall.

12. The influence of Persian miniature painting and Rococo art are undeniable in Laurencin's works.

13. Allegories in mannerist, baroque, and rococo art became particularly complex and refined

14. Even before the revolution, sober neoclassical styles were replacing the giddiness of rococo.

15. 9 Quirky buildings are often just that: oddballs, curios, rococo phantasmagoria that quickly pall.

16. In the mid-late 18th century, Rococo was largely supplanted by the Neoclassic style.

17. John Henry Belter, cabinetmaker and designer known for his superb Victorian Rococo pieces

18. Boucher: French artist whose paintings and tapestries are representative of the rococo style.

19. 11 A French carved limestone fireplace mantel in the Rococo manner of Louis XV.

20. Actors dressed in historic costumes from the rococo era pose on August 2008 in Berlin.

21. Synonyms for Bedizened include ornate, florid, overdecorated, overwrought, fussy, gingerbread, gingerbreaded, gingerbready, busy and rococo

22. The luxurious dress, ornate chair and intimate setting reflect the rococo spirit of the period.

23. Then in June the honours scandal passed from the baroque to the rococo stage.

24. Antoine Watteau is considered to be one of the first Rococo painters. He often created asymmetrical compositions.

25. Happiness is not fond of noisy foppish rococo ,[sentence dictionary] it often comes in dim middle......

26. ‘Old Colophons on school books sport two sorts of logo: oblong whorls, rococo scrolls - both in worn morocco.’

27. Style of furniture characterized by graceful lines and, often, rococo ornamentationOrigin of Chippendaleafter Thomas Chippendale (c

28. We all know frames of mirrors or rococo pictures which are decorated in an asymmetrical and extravagant style.

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30. A lukewarm response to these series of ambitious works induced Fragonard to abandon Rococo and to experiment with Neoclassicism.

31. What are the three forms (shapes) of Arabesques used in the Rococo architecture? S-shapes, C-Shapes, and reversed C-shapes

32. Elegant Biedermeier Period Mid 19th Century Rococo Revival Louis XV Style Work Table c.1840 - Ebonized Cherry Accent Side Table LynxHollowAntiques

33. There are many kinds of bombe Chests to choose from, but at 1stDibs, Louis XV , Rococo and Louis XVI bombe Chests …

34. The shallow space is articulated by the angled chair on which her Ladyship is seated, and by the elegant rococo table.

35. Chippendale definition is - of or relating to an 18th century English furniture style characterized by graceful outline and often ornate rococo ornamentation.

36. There are many kinds of Bombe chests to choose from, but at 1stDibs, Louis XV, Rococo and Louis XVI Bombe chests are of considerable interest.

37. Comparing with Bach as the summation and the milestone of the Baroque period, creactive characteristics of rococo presented by Francois Couperin more than 200 harpsichords.

38. The score’s many waltz melodies set a contrast to the Theresian Vienna where the action is set; thus the “Rococo atmosphere” is by design anachronic.

39. Synonyms & Antonyms of Courtliness dignified or restrained beauty of form, appearance, or style there's a Courtliness to rococo furniture that makes you feel …

40. Even François Boucher, who was often a purveyor of feathery and accommodating Rococo-Coquettery, here depicts an unusually robust and confrontational Apollo

41. Typical uses include: Balcony Balusters and Panels, Stair Balusters, Spindles, and shoes, Hand Forged Steel Newel Posts, Designer series Panels such as Regency, Tuscan, Rococo, and Nouveau.

42. Tendencies towards the rococo remained foreign to the artist all his life; he is considered one of the last great painters in the manner of the baroque allegory.

43. The proliferating decoration, the exuberant colours, and the universal gilding of rococo were banished, the splendours of baroque became distasteful; the intricacies of chinoiserie lost their favour.

44. Chinoiserie wallpaper panels worked to a framed Old World background This is an example of a Chinoiserie hand painted wallpaper project that works to an element of European rococo splendour

45. After Margrave Friedrich gave the Hermitage Bayreuth to his wife in 1735, the year he took office, Wilhelmine immediately began extending the small palace, and created a jewel of rococo architecture.

46. The tweet read “Rococo’s Basilisk,” a play on words that mixes the name for an 18th century baroque art style (Rococo) with the name of an internet thought experiment about artificial

47. Definition of Asymmetry : lack or absence of symmetry As Mercury orbits the Sun, it experiences a small torque due to its slight Asymmetry in the plane of its orbit … — Johanna Miller French rococo …

48. ‘The fanciful Asymmetry of the French rococo style was considered the essence of beauty.’ ‘The lungs were clear and there was no Asymmetry in expansion.’ ‘One important source of Asymmetry in fighting ability is a difference in body or weapon size.’

49. Drawing inspiration from the art, literature, and culture of classical antiquity of ancient Greece and Rome, Classicism developed in the mid 18th century in western Europe (primarily in France and England) in opposition to the then-dominant Rococo esthetics

50. Not equal OPP symmetrical —Asymmetrically /-kli/ adverb —asymmetry /eɪˈsɪmətri/ noun [ uncountable] Examples from the Corpus Asymmetrical • The relationship is of long duration and is Asymmetrical. • We all know frames of mirrors or rococo pictures which are decorated in an Asymmetrical and extravagant style.

51. Thomas Chippendale, (baptized June 5, 1718, Otley, Yorkshire, England—buried November 13, 1779, London), one of the leading cabinetmakers of 18th-century England and one of the most perplexing figures in the history of furniture.His name is synonymous with the Anglicized Rococo style.

52. The Chippendale Rococo Craftsmanship This special-collection piano is a prime example of the Chippendale furniture style with the famous Ball & Claw style leg and foot, with all the grace and distinction of design made famous by Thomas Chippendale, master cabinetmaker of …

53. When the visitor has mounted the Crumbling steps of this ancient donjon, he reaches a little plateau where, in the seventeenth century, Georges Philibert de Sequigny, Lord of the Glandier, Maisons-Neuves and other places, built the existing town in an abominably rococo style of architecture.

54. ‘A large bulk of the city's inhabitants still spend their afternoon Chinwagging over coffee and cake cocooned in an atmosphere of rococo exuberance.’ ‘Had lunch nearby, then went back to the hotel to chinwag with the parents, then came home when P was on his way in Arfur.’

55. John Henry Belter German On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 736 This five-legged sofa exemplifies the Rococo Revival style, popular in America during the 1840s and 1850s, which combined curvilinear forms and cabriole legs from eighteenth-century French sources with the extremely detailed, naturalistic ornament favored in the mid

56. ‘The Baroque of Purcell, Bach and Handel is never going to stick you to your seat a la Ludwig but there were times when I though I would levitate so sublime was the music.’ ‘Rooms come in three styles: Moorish, with intricate plasterwork framing your bed; the more conventional Isabelline Baroque; or Castilian, with rococo furniture and