Examples of using Rococo in English and their translations into French
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From Romanesque and Gothic to Renaissance and Rococo, the coastal cities are full of such treasures.
mainly Baroque and Rococo.
Baroque and Rococo.
making rococo a particularly attractive and comfortable sun lounger.
At the Rosice Chateau near Brno you can see not only a Rococo salon and chapel but also a special fallout shelter that was built here in the 1950s as emergency civil defence headquarters in the event of an outbreak of war.
He played a pivotal role in the transition between rococo and classical styles and was one of the essential contributors to the creation of aesthetics known as the Louis XVI style.
Grimme gives the reader an introduction to Johann Joseph Couven and Aachen Rococo, describes the furnishings and decoration of the rooms in Haus Monheim
the Baroque or Rococo periods, Kehinde Wiley paints black
lingering progeny of the Rococo aesthetic and reviewed the mood of the paintings hanging in the Salon as being« acrid,
Subtle mix of rococo style and oriental touch where shimmering colors
a certain nostalgia for the refinement of rococo art.
We are close here to the universal dimension of the Mass in B minor of Bach with this work in which Mozart brilliantly moves away from the rococo style of the Salzburg religious works to achieve a visionary monumentality.
one of the best proponents of the Transition style, marking the switch between the rococo of Louis XV
overcoming the strict symmetry of the Baroque and Rococo preparing, with fickle lines,
also liberty, rococo, not to mention a heated underground fervor.
elegance the"great genre" of historical painting and the emotion of the Rococo.
porte armchairs, rococo baroque armchairs Royal baroque armchairs and princely baroque armchairs.
these artists of different nationality and language produced what became known as Würzburg rococo, the most Italianate of all variations on this style in Germany.
This paradigm resulted in a change of style in the middle of the 18th century: Rococo was dismissed,
Rococo still maintained the Baroque taste for complex forms