BAROQUE VS ROCOCO

Baroque

Facades with curved walls

baroque

Wide naves with oval and half medallion forms in religious places

baroque

Unfinished or intentionally left unfinished architectural

elements

baroque

Unfinished or intentionally left unfinished architectural

elements

baroque

Large ceiling frescoes

baroque

Magnificent paintings with mythological figures

baroque

Dramatic use of light, strong light and shadow effect

baroque

Intense use of colors and rich embellishments

baroque

Wooden figures mostly covered with gold

baroque

An inner shell decorated with paintings, sculptures and stucco on the inside

baroque

Blending painting and sculpture and visual illusions with illusory effects Plague Pillars erected to commemorate the end of the plague epidemic

Rococo

From trimmings to joinery inserts for furniture items in Rococo. Asymmetrical patterns might feature shells or leaves.

rococo

interior astonish magnificent staircase may become the focal point of a space, and a ceiling mural with cherubs might be a discussion openerfor guest

rococo

frequently incorporated natural motifs inspired by nature, such as shells, flowers, and foliage

rococo

interiors aimed to create a sense of lightness and airiness, often achieved through the use of large windows and mirrors

rococo

architectural character of ornamentation