Find one example of Dutch printed matter of this period John the Baptist in the wilderness 1648 Research the Rococo style The Rococo Style The Rococo art style was very important in 18th century France and reached into every microbe of their daily lives whether it be, graphic arts, furniture, architecture, interior decorating, fashion, art. The rococo period corresponded roughly to the reign (1715-74) of King Louis XV of France. Its exact origins are obscure, but it appears to have begun with the work of the French designer Pierre Lepautre, who introduced arabesques and curves into the interior architecture of the royal residence at Marly, and with the paintings of Jean-Antoine Watteau, whose delicate, color-drenched canvases of lords and ladies in idyllic surroundings broke with the heroic Louis XIV style. The term rococo comes from the French rocaille, "rock-work," and hallmarks of the full-fledged style are architectural decoration based on arabesques, shells, elaborate curves, and asymmetry; iridescent pastel colors; and, in painting, light-hearted rather than weighty subject matter.
Show examples of the following from this period 1. Graphic arts
2. Painting
3. Fashion
4. Architecture
5. Furniture design.
6. Find at least 2 examples of 20 th -21 st century design influenced by Rococo
Find at least three illustrations/pamphlets/handbills from the French revolution
Illustration Handbill Pamphlet Is the Cartesian grid used in Graphic design today? Yes the Cartesian grid is used in Graphic Design.
Give one example.
The Illuminated printing of William Blake. William Blake, (1757-1827) was an artist, poet and visionary. His integrated letterforms and hand coloured prints influenced 19 th century Romanticism, expressionism, Art Noveau and abstract art. Find one example of Blakes illustrated poems.