Differences between Baroque art and Rococo art

Rococo was a style at the time of the demise of Louis in France, with a sense of indulgence and extravagance.

The Rococo building is pink, pink, green, and gold, and the whole thing is gorgeous.

A bit of a pastoral style at the same time.

At that time, people, especially women, liked to tie their waists thin, and even had difficulty breathing, and the clothes they wore were very prosperous (and inconvenient). I like to tie my hair high and walk nobly in the courtyard.

That kind of costume and makeup must be very sunny and feminine.

The Baroque is relatively masculine and full of life.

Baroque art: It is an art form that began to become popular in Europe in the late 16th century, not only in painting, Baroque art represents the entire art field, including **, architecture, decorative arts, etc., and the connotation is also extremely complex. However, the most basic characteristics are to break the seriousness, subtlety and balance of the Renaissance, advocate luxury and style, pay attention to the expression of strong emotions, the atmosphere is warm and tense, and has a piercing and touching artistic effect.

Rococo art: It is a French art style in the eighteenth century, which originated in the late Louis XIV era and was popular in the Louis XV era

Rococo art is not a unique, creative or distinct art style from Baroque art, and Rococo was also influenced by Chinese art in the process of formation, especially in garden design, interior design, silk fabrics, porcelain, lacquerware and other aspects (such as "Chinese Character Small Ceramics", Mayer, Germany, 1768).Since French art was at the center of Europe at that time, the influence of Rococo art also spread throughout Europe.

The elaborate style of Rococo art is similar to that of Qing dynasty art in China, and is a common sign of the coming to an end of feudal history in China and the West.

Rococo is in contrast to the grandiose and solemn classicism of Louis XIV's time, combining reason and beauty with light, clear, and orderly materials.

There are many types of Baroque styles, mainly one formed for papal architecture after the Renaissance! Rococo is lighter and more slender than Baroque lines after Baroque! It is more focused on the European court style, and uses more curves of shells.

Features of Baroque art:

Baroque art: It is an art form that began to become popular in Europe in the late 16th century, not only in painting, Baroque art represents the entire art field, including **, architecture, decorative arts, etc., and the connotation is also extremely complex.

However, the most basic characteristics are to break the seriousness, subtlety and balance of the Renaissance, advocate luxury and style, pay attention to the expression of strong emotions, the atmosphere is warm and tense, and has a piercing and touching artistic effect.

Rococo style features:

The rococo architectural style (rococostyle), which was born in France in the 20s of the 18th century and became popular in Europe, was developed on the basis of the basic family of Baroque architecture, mainly in the interior decoration. The basic characteristics of the Rococo style are delicate and coquettish, gorgeous and delicate, sweet and gentle, and complicated and delicate.

The rococo architectural style is based on the decline of the European feudal aristocratic culture, and expresses the decadent and flashy aesthetic ideals and ideological emotions of the declining aristocratic class. They could not stand the serious rationality of classicism and the hustle and bustle of the Baroque, and pursued beauty and leisure.

The word rococo is derived from the French ro-caille (shell craft), which originally meant a shell-shaped pattern in architectural decoration. In 1699, the architect and decorator Marlie made extensive use of this curvilinear shell pattern in the decoration design of the Kim Mansion, hence the name. The Rococo style was originally used in the interior decoration of buildings before the eradication, and later expanded into the fields of painting, sculpture, crafts, ** and literature.

The "Baroque" is a European art style that refers to the main art style that was popular in Europe from the beginning of the 17th century until the first half of the 18th century. The word ** is derived from the Portuguese word barroco, which means an irregular pearl. There are explanations in Italian (barocco) for peculiar, eccentric, deformed, etc.

As an art form, it is a 16th-century classicist reference to an art form that began to appear in Italy in the second half of the 16th century, departing from the spirit of Renaissance art.

The Baroque style pursues an artistic realm of intricate grandeur, grandeur, grandeur and movement. Classicists considered the Baroque to be a degenerate and disintegrated art, and it was only later that a more fair assessment of the Baroque style was made.