Question 1: Rococo, what does it mean to describe a person? Rococo was originally an architectural style that originated in France in the 1920s18th century, focusing on interior decoration. Color and exquisite decoration, furniture is also very delicate and complicated. It is not as colorful and richly decorated as Baroque style. Therefore, it should be said that you are a small jasper, very cute and warm.

Question 2: What is the rococo style? What is rococo style?

Rococo style is a kind of architectural style, which is mainly manifested in interior decoration. 18 was born in France in the 1920s and developed on the basis of baroque architecture.

Rococo style is characterized by bright colors, exquisite decoration and exquisite furniture, unlike Baroque style with strong colors and rich decoration. The interior space of Rococo architecture in southern Germany and Austria is very complicated.

The characteristics of rococo decoration are: delicate and gentle, often using asymmetric techniques, like to use arcs and S-shaped lines, especially like to use shells, eddies and rocks as decorative themes, winding grass and flowers, lingering and winding into one. The ceiling and the wall are sometimes connected by curved surfaces, and murals are arranged at the corners.

In order to imitate the natural form, indoor buildings are often made into asymmetric shapes, which vary greatly, but sometimes they are artificial. Indoor wall painting, love to use bright light colors such as light green, pink, rose red and so on. And most of the feet are gold. Indoor dado boards are sometimes made of wooden boards and sometimes made into exquisite frames. There is a circle of lace around the frame, and the middle is often lined with light-colored oriental brocade.

Rococo style reflects the life interest of the court nobles in Louis XV period of France, which was once popular in Europe. The representative works of this style include the Princess Salon in Soubise Mansion and the Queen's Room in Versailles.

Question 3: What does rococo mean? Rococo [ru' kuku, ruk' ku] has the same basic meaning as the synonym adj. Rococo-like; Old school; Over-decorated rococo style (/kloc-an architectural decorative art style prevailing in Europe in the second half of the 8th century) [plural rococo] rococo style; Old school; Overdecorated, shabby, old-fashioned

Question 4: What are the concepts and characteristics of Rococo style clothing? Characteristics of Rococo Clothing in Color and Decoration

(A) soft and gorgeous colors and natural decorative forms

Rococo clothing is characterized by softness and exquisiteness, which makes the whole clothing style tend to be feminine and complicated. Exaggerated modeling, soft and gorgeous colors and natural decoration are widely used in clothing, giving people a luxurious and romantic visual effect. During the Rococo period, exquisite colors such as white, gold, pink, pink green and light yellow were often used. The colors on the clothes are also soft and gorgeous, such as sweet champagne and cream rococo clothes, pursuing soft and delicate emotional appeal. In order to imitate the natural form, ornaments and other parts of clothing are often made into asymmetric shapes, which vary greatly. The use of decorative themes from nature makes Rococo decorative art full of women's sense of comfort and relaxation, and embodies the aesthetic interest of satisfying their own sensory pleasure in the rising stage of the emerging bourgeoisie everywhere. The embodiment of natural form in clothing is a large number of dyed fabrics with natural flowers as the theme. French printed fabrics in this period are like a flower empire ―― elegant and beautiful. At that time, the flowers were mainly roses and orchids. Realistic flowers were used in the treatment, and then the flowers were connected with stems and vines to form a sense of spread, which showed people's respect for nature. The evolution of rococo clothing patterns has gone through three periods: Regency of the Duke of Orleans, Louis XV and Louis XVI. Rococo clothing is also very delicate and soft in decoration, using gold thread, painting, lace, ears and other decorative techniques. For example, under the influence of interior decoration style, French rob sleeves fit better than in the early days, and the cuffs are more unusual, exquisite and complex, with hemming. In Eduardo Robe, the winged cuffs are replaced by filigree flounces. This wrinkle is usually two layers, with tassels, metal trimmings and colored lace on it. The double or triple ruffles of underwear cuffs are exposed under the sleeves. The hem is thin and wide, and the edge is decorated with lace, which is the classic shape of the most charming "lotus leaf sleeve" at that time.

(B) the concern and performance of decorative effect

Rococo women's dress consists of an inner bra, an inverted triangle leg piece (Stamaka), a skirt (Panier), a gorgeous petticoat covering the skirt and an outermost skirt (Rob). The twin sisters of corset and skirt, to a great extent, created the romantic and charming luxury style of Rococo women's wear. As the most representative soul of Rococo women's clothing, its exaggerated modeling and oversized clothing surface give designers enough decorative space to make the delicate and gentle clothing art come alive. Girdling has always been one of the most important modeling methods for western women. When wearing corsets, there is usually an inverted triangle chest pocket on the chest, which is an independent clothing component. When you wear it, you can tie it under the belt of the front bra or cover the opening of the bra, which can be said to be an important part of Rococo women's dress decoration. Chinese corsets are often beautifully decorated, which is part of the beauty of detail decoration and craftsmanship. Skirts, as an important part of Rococo women's wear, together with corsets, shape women into a perfect X-shape. At first, Panyr was bell-shaped. Later, "Panyr" became bigger and bigger, and gradually became oval, with the front and back flat and the left and right wide. The increase of the peripheral area of "Panyr" has created more opportunities for the surface decoration. Covered skirts that open at the front and close at the back, and skirts at all levels, are the focus of modern western women's wear. Under the outer skirt, there are generally inner skirts, petticoats and skirts. The layered skirt has formed a layered visual effect with its exquisite and changeable decoration, and has become a symbol of pursuing exquisite decoration and functional enjoyment in18th century. The three-dimensional folds and splicing reconstruction of this garment fabric increase the visual relief and three-dimensional sense of the garment. Lace is a kind of fabric with perforated mesh lace, usually woven with patterns. The earliest is hand-woven fabric. Due to the progress of textile technology in the18th century, the production and manufacture of lace entered its heyday. Because of its gorgeous materials, exquisite workmanship and high price, it is a symbol of the wearer's status and wealth. The decoration of lace ruffles is a classic decoration of Rococo art. During the Rococo period, the sleeves of women's clothes were narrow from shoulder to elbow, close to the body, and the lace ruffles hung down from the elbow and opened naturally. Lace sleeve edge not only plays a decorative role, but also has a modeling function, which makes the sleeve look like an inverted triangle as a whole. This sleeve shape plays a good visual coordination role between the inverted triangular trunk and the rectangular lower skirt, which matches the overall shape and outline of the clothing, thus making lace transform from a symbol of identity, status and wealth to a symbol of sexy clothing representing women. Flowers are the master ... >>

Question 5: What is the rococo artistic style? Rococo artistic style was formed in France in the18th century. "Rococo" is a compound word of "rock" in French, which means that this style is characterized by rock and clam shell decoration. It is a gorgeous, exquisite and complicated artistic style, which combines Baroque style and China's decorative interest, and uses many S lines.

Madame de Pompadour (172 1 ~ 1764) is the founder of rococo art style. She not only participated in military diplomatic affairs, but also influenced the artistic style at that time as a cultural "protector". Madame de Pompadour's original name is Jenny? Antoinette. Born into the family of a financial speculator, Poisson became the mistress of Louis XV and was named the Marquise. Under the advocacy of Madame de Pompadour, the rococo artistic style came into being, which made the sculpture style with prosperous weather in the17th century shine under the sun king, and was touched by this lady with a delicate hand in the18th century, which was particularly charming.

/kloc-In the 0/8th century, French art was dominated by rococo style, and it has become the center of modern European civilization, which spread this magnificent trend beyond national boundaries and even to the Yuanmingyuan in China.

Rococo style is a kind of court art, which was produced by some factors that did not strictly follow the French classical laws at that time, and was not the inevitable result of Italian Baroque style. It follows the theory of "learning from nature". People are talking about "learning from nature", but from a modern point of view, their so-called learning from nature only makes nature obey the whim of society, and this society is not fully prepared, so that people can truly feel that they live in nature, full of mystery and preparations for letting life slip by. At this time, artists were obedient to the nobility, and at the same time, the nobility asked them to do whatever they wanted. This invention of the French made the church center really turn to the salon center. At this time, the salon is different from the past. All kinds of art exhibitions are called "salons". Painters, sculptors, woodcarvers, copperprinters, jewelers, goldsmiths, joiners, hairdressers, tailors and shoemakers all long for rococo, a beautiful flower that blooms on the basis of exquisite and elegant culture. In every corner, around talkative men and lovely women, from wooden products, crystal utensils, cakes, marble and carpets to display cabinets and tableware inside, from carriages to sedan chairs, from front halls to bedrooms, Rococo style is everywhere. This is the art of high society, which abuses and sucks the attention of artists and distracts them with stolen love and transplanted flowers. Although this climbing structure radiates brilliant brilliance, it is imprisoned around elegant culture and gradually alienated from its natural source. Regrettably, this winding curve limits the freedom of decorators to achieve all-round development in space and always leads them to the track of social activities and services that people can't get rid of. This decorative art came out to meet this need, and it became a prisoner of princes and nobles.

The soul figure of Rococo art is the master painter Francois? Boucher. He painted idyllic love fairy tales on the ceiling, screen, handlebar, door, jewelry box and porcelain, which can be said to be everywhere. Boucher is amiable, generous and pleasure-oriented, and is deeply loved by men and women. He kept communicating with his own times, asking what individuals and this era should do to love these men and women and gain their love. Therefore, he was awarded the title of "Royal Chief Painter".

Question 6: What are the differences between Rococo style and Baroque style? What are their characteristics? Baroque and rococo are very complicated and luxurious.

Baroque has the characteristics of luxury, both religious and hedonism. It strongly emphasizes that movement, movement and change can be said to be the soul of baroque art.

The basic characteristics of Rococo style are delicate, gorgeous, exquisite, sweet, gentle and complicated.

Generally speaking, Baroque is more religious and grand, while Rococo is more colorful and gentle than women.

This is a Roman church, baroque style.

This is the Princess Salon in Supes, Paris, in rococo style.

Question 7: Who can help explain the difference between rococo and rococo? "Rococo", also known as "Rococo", was originally a derivative, originally intended to describe the decorative patterns like shells. This preference for bright colors and elegant decoration has replaced the vigorous and unrestrained interest in the Baroque era, showing a relaxed and lively feature. It became popular after the formation of the court of Louis XV in France, and spread to Germany, Austria and other countries, and even formed a rococo-style art form that ruled Europe in the18th century. View original post >>

Question 8: Rococo first originated from German. Rococo style originated in France in the18th century, and initially rose to oppose the red tape art of the court. The word rococo is a combination of French Rocaille and coquilles. Rocaille is an indoor decoration made of shells and pebbles, while coquilles is a shell. Rococo was later replaced by neoclassicism.

In Germany, the Lonely Castle in Stog and the China Palace in Oraninburg, the Bavarian Church in Weiss and the Carefree Palace in Potsdam are all examples of European Rococo architecture.

In the1730s, rococo was highly developed in France and influenced by China style. This style spread from architecture and furniture to oil painting and sculpture, manifested in Jean-Anthony? Watto and Fran? ois? In Boucher's works. Rococo retains the complicated image and exquisite totem of Baroque style. However, at this point, it has begun to merge with a large number of different features, including oriental style and asymmetric combination.

This art form spread rapidly in France to Germany and Spain, and merged with the local style. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, Britain always regarded rococo style as "French flavor", which was rarely used in architecture, mainly silverware and ceramics. At that time, Italian immigrant artists like Baguti and Artari tried to bring Rococo style to Britain with plaster works. The Fransini brothers in Ireland made the same attempt. With the rise of Napoleon in France, Rococo was eliminated from France by Napoleon.

Question 9: What's the difference between Baroque and Rococo? Baroque Art Style and Clothing

Baroque art style originally refers to the architectural style of showing off wealth and using a lot of valuable materials in the17th century, which also affected the overall changes of art at that time.

The meaning of baroque comes from Portuguese, meaning deformed pearl, and is also quoted as an adjective deviating from the normal state. Although Baroque inherited affectation, it also eliminated the ambiguity and loose form of affectation. Due to the influence of baroque artistic style, in the history of western clothing, the word baroque style was even used to represent the European clothing style of17th century.

Rococo Art Style and Clothing

The word rococo originated from the French word "Rocaille" and evolved from it. It means rock-like decoration, which is basically a decorative style that emphasizes C-shaped vortex pattern and reverse curve. This style originated from an artistic rebellion after the death of Louis XIV of France in 17 15.

The most striking difference between Rococo art style and Baroque art style is that Rococo art tends to be exquisite, elegant and decorative. This characteristic certainly influenced the clothing at that time, and even the word rococo represented the clothing style of18th century before the French Revolution.

Question 10: Rococo, what does it mean to describe a person? Rococo was originally an architectural style that originated in France in the 1920s18th century, focusing on interior decoration. Color and exquisite decoration, furniture is also very delicate and complicated. It is not as colorful and richly decorated as Baroque style. Therefore, it should be said that you are a small jasper, very cute and warm.