The Rococo [French: Rocaille,, shell work '], also called the late Baroque, is a further development of European art-historical epoch of the Baroque in the years from about 1720 bis 1775th Characteristic in this building and decorating style as exuberant decorations of buildings, interiors, furniture, appliances, etc., and especially the absence of any symmetry that was used in the Baroque still an important element. In place of solid forms occur more easily, and often delicate spiral lines entwine like borders. This deliberate departure from symmetry in art nouveau style was later re- addressed.
issue is whether the Rococo can be regarded as an art form, since it a us Baroque hervo is rgegangen. Many art historians therefore use the term of the late Baroque period instead of the Rococo. This term is used synonymously but also for the transition from the baroque to classicism and herein refers to the move away from the lush, bombastic way to clean lines.
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The Rococo brought a refinement of the entire court life with him. In the baroque Louis XIV of France made his life a public event to keep the needle at the court and to guide through favors or withdrawal of favor. The Rococo movement was a counter with a retreat held in private. In place of monumental display of power and powered flying oller dynamics of the Baroque were cultured lifestyle now and agile, subtle sense of life, paired with elegant, delicate sensuality and gallant manners. In sculpture and painting, especially in the private crop up frequently, or even erotic themes.
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