Rokokogeprägte

Rokokogeprägte refers to objects or styles that are strongly influenced by the Rococo artistic movement. The Rococo period, which flourished in Europe from the early to mid-18th century, is characterized by its ornate, light, and playful aesthetics. It evolved from the Baroque style but is generally considered more delicate and less monumental.

Key features of Rococo influence include asymmetrical designs, elaborate ornamentation, and the use of natural motifs like shells (rocaille, from which the name derives), flowers, and foliage. Colors tend to be pastel shades, such as pink, light blue, gold, and white, contributing to an overall sense of lightness and elegance. This style is often associated with aristocracy and the interiors of aristocratic residences.

Rokokogeprägte can be found in various art forms, including furniture, architecture, interior design, ceramics, and decorative arts. Furniture from this era often features cabriole legs, carved ornamentation, and luxurious upholstery. Architectural examples might include highly decorated facades and interiors with stucco work, frescoes, and gilded elements. The emphasis is on creating a sense of charm, intimacy, and refined pleasure. The term signifies a strong adoption and imitation of these distinct Rococo characteristics.