It was originally a derogatory term for17th century style by people who advocated classical art in the 8th century, which was used to distinguish17th century from the heyday of the Renaissance. Today, of course, it has lost its original derogatory meaning, and only refers to an artistic style popular in Europe in the17th century. After the Renaissance, European design art entered a new stage. This period is characterized by romantic style. ? Baroque? The original meaning of this word is deformed pearl. As a design style, it pursues novelty, liveliness and romance. Rococo is a continuation and variation of baroque design style, which prevailed in Louis XV of France in the18th century. It is characterized by slender and soft modeling and gorgeous decoration, as well as the combination of naturalistic decorative themes and exaggerated colors.
In the history of European culture, Baroque? It refers to17th century and the first half of18th century (about 1600-1750, but the year is not absolute), especially architecture and music. This period was followed by the Renaissance (1452-1600) and the classical and romantic periods. European culture? Going to the old and welcoming the new? Great changes and achievements have been made in all aspects. With the rise of the bourgeoisie, the monarchy gradually became independent of religion (but democratic ideas sprouted). Science was initiated by Galileo, Newton and others. What is the trend of art? Secular (secular)? , full of energy, innovation, and even rejoicing.
Famous literary artists such as Shakespeare and Cervantes; Rubens, Lyngbrant, etc. In painting, these have a far-reaching impact. During this period, Europe expanded and colonized outward and gradually occupied the center of world civilization. Baroque architecture is an architectural and decorative style developed on the basis of Italian Renaissance architecture in17-18th century. It is characterized by free modeling, dynamic pursuit, rich decoration and carving, strong colors, and often inserted into curved surfaces and oval spaces. The original meaning of baroque is bizarre, which is used by classicists to refer to this architectural style that is regarded as eccentric. This style has played an important role in opposing rigid classical forms, pursuing free and unrestrained styles and expressing secular interests. It influenced city squares, garden art and even literary and art departments, and was once widely popular in Europe.