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The Italian Rococo started before the Baroque ended, True or False?

True

Rococo

taken from the initial letters from "rock" and "cockle shell"

what was Italian Rococo art characteristic for?

being artistically vulgar and lacking refinement


-ornament was badly applied without regard to suitability

what type of effects were used in Italian Rococo furniture?

lacquer and gilding. lacquer was used to decorate furniture and colored engravings were cut out, glued to furniture surfaces and covered with varnish.

where to "venetian" pieces o furniture come from?

Venice, Italy

Lacca Contrafatta

gluing colored cut out prints, often designed by artists, onto gesso and varnished on top.

Andrea Brustolon

the finest venetian furniture maker of the 17th century


- a wood carver


Italian Armchair: designed by andrea brustolon


- pierced carvings


-downturning arms


-putti


-very decorative


-cabriole legs with a shoe

what does the cabriole leg represent?

a capering animal


wood sedan chair

Italian Bedroom


-pastel colors


-14' bed

lacquered room


-chinoiserie


-gold gilding



Italian commode


-uses marquetry


-"bombe shape"

Venetian Secretary Desk



Trumeau Veneziano

a word from france that means mirrors that stand between two windows


- a piece of furniture

Rocaille

rock and shell garden ornamentation

when was the french regence period of the Rococo?

the time between when louis xiv died and louis xv was king.

what was the furniture like during the french regence period ?

lighter, less formal, rooms are smaller and more suitable for living, playful decoration

who is the painter known for playful paintings during the french regence period?

Jean-Antoine Watteau

what are characteristics of the furniture during the french regence period?

asymmetrical, shell motif, food, music, symbols of love, and a lot of carving

Charles Cressent

a talented sculptor and metal worker during the regence period

singeries

monkeys that are personified engaging in human activities

French Commode

a big table with large drawers and beautiful ornaments


-drawers were framed with gilded bronze

escutcheons

ornamental key holes on drawers

during which time period did commodes have horizontal grooves that were lined with brass?

the regence period

sabot

protection for the bottom foot part of a table leg

what are characteristics of interiors during the french regence period ?

chairs are more graceful and comfortable, chairs are smaller, furniture is at the center of the room

what was paramount during the french rococo?

human comfort


-design for everyone

what are characteristics of interiors during the french rococo?

rooms became less formal, lower ceiling heights, lighter feeling (colors), curved lines, playful attitude

what was used on french rococo floors?

parquet, marble, terra cotta and savonnerie and aubusson carpets still existed

what was used on the walls during the french rococo?

wallpaper was invented, flocked paper to imitate velvet and damask are imported from england, and people stretched textiles in bolsene panels

jean pillement

painter and artist who's designs were used for fans, dresses, curtains, upholstery, wallpaper, and porcelain


-was also famous for chinoiserie work

what were characteristics of textiles during the french rococo?

smaller scale patterns with flowers, scrolls, shells, and ribbons

what is "toiles de jouy" ??

printed cotton introduced by Oberkampf


-used a copper plate printing machine and printed large patterns with large repeats on a white ground

Madame de Pompadour

the mistress of louis the 15th


-supported decorative arts


-popularized oriental importations


-supported "svres porcelain"

what is sevres porcelain?

a royal manufacturer that did pink and baby blue in vogue

Francois Boucher

one of the most famous artists who did fantasy themed paintings

What were two things that were focused on during the French Rococo?

Human comfort and human proportion

fauteuil


- not fully upholstered

bergere


- fully upholstered


- favorite of women


-comfortable


-has manchettes



marquise


-small love seat


-very wide and deep seat

voyeuse



chaise voyeuse


- padded shelf piece for husband to lean on

duchesse brisé


-invented during this time


- upholstered chair with elongated seat


-gondola shaped back

veilleuse


-daybed

Bureau de roi


-made by Jean Francois Oeben and Risner

Slant top desk


-writing desk-isa


-keyhole


-hinged to provide writing surface


-marquetry and parquetry

Commode


-placed under a mirror


-bombay shape


-chinese lacquer


-vernis-martin


-chinoiserie


secretaire

corner cabinet


-marquetry and chinoiserie

Secretaire à abattant

writing table


-designed by oeben

french rococo interior

what was the dominating motif of the queen anne style?

the curved line

what type of wood was used during the queen anne period for the first time?

mahogany


-it was less expensive and stronger than walnut


-has very wide planks

what was the major characteristic of the queen anne period?

simplicity

what was introduced to chairs during the queen anne period?

the splat, the cabriole leg, the use of a clubfoot, the use of the shell motif and the encanthus leaf

what type of feet on furniture were seen during the queen anne period?

the claw and ball foot (clasps the pearl of wisdom) and the clubfoot

what was eliminated during the queen anne period?

the perimeter stretcher

queen anne side chair


-scallop shell carved on the crest rail


-parrot back


-solid splat


-cabriole legs that terminate with trifid feet



queen anne settee

queen anne corner chair

queen anne daybed

queen anne wing chair

queen anne armchair with shepherds crook


- club foot

queen anne bureau (bookcase)


-use of burl walnut



what is burl walnut?

a curly grained wood surface or veneer cut from irregular growths of a tree


-queen anne style

bachelors chest (queen anne)


-walnut


-fold over top


-bracket feet

highboy (queen anne)


-cabriole legs


-chest on a stand


-clubfeet

card table (queen anne)

mirror in two sections because of taxes

queen anne interior

what type of materials were used on the floors in the queen anne time period?

wood planks, parquet floors, stone, and marble

what materials were used on walls during the queen anne time period?

stucco, wainscot, tapestries, wall paper

what are the three phases that characterize the georgian umbrella?

baroque, palladian, rococo

georgian armchair with pierced splat


-seat is wider

georgian tea table


-pierced edging


-claw feet

georgian bureau cabinet


-bracket feet


-broken pediment with swan neck

who is william kent? what did he do?

he was an architect and furniture designer who's designs represent the georgian style. he took the three ideas of the georgian time period and merged them.

william kent chair


-mahogany


-gilded


-downturning arms


-squared cabriole legs


-exposed frame like rococo

chairs by william kent


-s curved legs


-shell motif


-greek fret motif


-festoon


-shoe on leg

william kent side table


-putti and shell

what is a cabochon center?

the gem at the knee of a cabriole leg or a motif that is bordered by ornamental carvings found in the knee of a chair



georgian mahogany tripod table

georgian dumbwaiter table


-invented by the english

georgian rosewood breakfront bookcase

what was the book called written by the person that started the chippendale style?

"the gentlemen and cabinet makers director"


-thomas chippendale

chippendale chair that embraces the french rococo, scrolled feet, machetes and oriental upholstery

chippendale ribband-back chair


-used french rococo motifs


-elongated c scrolls with a wavy ribbon



chippendale library chair


-lyre back


-pedestal legs

chippendale side chair


-mahogany carved in chinese manner


-pierced back


-marlborough legs

Chippendale Hall Chair


-rose window on back of chair


-pedestal legs that are tapered


-arms that flare


-classical elements

chippendale settee


-chinese influence


-tripple chair back rest

chippendale sofa with marlborough legs

chippendale mahogany silver table

chippendale chimney piece



chippendale interior