Rococo

Playful, ornate, and decorative words that define the art form Rococo, which emerged in the early 18th century. It has soft pastel colors, fanciful whorls, and images conveying sophistication and levity among other features that define it. The artistic styles that define this movement focused on stunning naturalness and elegance often portraying topics like amorousness, fauna, or flora as well as life among upper-class individuals. Artists such as Jean-Honoré Fragonard executed their works most playfully and spontaneously. The nature of Rococo designs makes them ideal for artwork lovers with a twist of fantasy and extravagance in their work. Browse this category for a view of a beautiful and elegant world.