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How is the architectural style of the rococo movement different from that of the classicist movement?
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What movement did the rococo era model after?
baroque baroque
An art style that was known for excessive ornamentation was?
Rococo is the art style known for excessive ornamentation. The movement existed in the 18th-century, and was also known as Late Baroque.
What did Jean Jacques Rousseau think of rococo?
Rococo was a period of time in which Rousseau lived, so this question makes no sense
What is an antonym word for baroque?
Rococo
What is rococo style?
French art & Interior design.
Why did Neo-Classicist painters object to Rococo?
It overused mythological elements
Which artistic movement was considered frivolous and purely decorative by critics of the time?
Rococo
Where does the word rococo originate?
Rococo derives from the French word rocaille, originally meaning the bit of rocky decoration sometimes found in the 16th-century architectural schemes.
What was not part of the rococo movement?
saying bad words
What art movement was a caused by the french academy?
Rococo
What movement did the rococo era model after?
baroque baroque
What art movement was Greuze apart of?
The Enlightment/Tail end of the rococo movement.
What was the true baroque and rococo styles?
These different from modified baroque and rococo in America.
What was the Rococo period?
Rococo is a style and architectural period in the 18th century, heavily attributed to France but was essentially worldwide. It is known for its filigree designs, gilding and extravagant detail.
Whose decree started the rococo movement?
King Louis XIV .
Artist from the century age of enlightenment such as chardin rejected which movement?
Rococo
Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin painter of The Ray rejected the tendencies of artists associated with the?
Chardin rejected the tendencies of artists associated with the Rococo movement.
