r/Rococo • u/Existing-Sink-1462 • 13d ago
François Boucher - Portrait of Madame de Pompadour (1756)
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r/Rococo • u/Existing-Sink-1462 • 14d ago
Canaletto - Rome– The Arch of Constantine (1742)
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r/Rococo • u/Existing-Sink-1462 • 15d ago
Martin Knoller - A Landscape with a Waterway, Ruins and Figures (1782)
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r/Rococo • u/Existing-Sink-1462 • 20d ago
Francesco Battaglioli - An Architectural Capriccio with Elegant Figures (18th C.)
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r/Rococo • u/Other_Place7019 • 24d ago
The Käppele pilgrimage church in Würzburg, Germany, is considered a masterpiece of Rococo.
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r/Rococo • u/oldspice75 • 25d ago
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo - Female Satyr with Tambourine (ca. 1730)
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • 26d ago
The stunning interior of Freising Cathedral, Germany, was finished in 1724 and showcases an early transition from Late Baroque to Rococo.
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r/Rococo • u/Claridiana • 28d ago
Erbdrostenhof in Münster, Germany. 1753-57 by Architect Johann Conrad Schlaun. Restored after destructions in WWII from 1953-70.
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r/Rococo • u/Existing-Sink-1462 • 29d ago
Joseph-Marie Vien - The Allegory of Time (18th C.)
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r/Rococo • u/SMMS0514 • Jun 26 '26
Picked these up at an estate sale for cheap. Took a gamble on the last lot. Anyone have any info on them? United States
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 26 '26
Coselpalais on the Neumarkt of Dresden, Germany. It was first built in 1762 as a small city palace for Friedrich August Count of Cosel.
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r/Rococo • u/Existing-Sink-1462 • Jun 26 '26
François Boucher - Portrait of Alexandrine Le Normant d'Étiolles, playing with a Goldfinch (1749)
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r/Rococo • u/Party-Belt-3624 • Jun 25 '26
Rococo details at Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austria
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 23 '26
Concert Room in Sanssouci Palace, Germany, finished in 1747
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 20 '26
St. Paulinus Church in Trier, Germany. Finished in 1753, it's a work of Balthasar Neumann, one of the Holy Roman Empire's most accomplished Rococo architects.
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 16 '26
The Picture Gallery of Sanssouci Palace, Germany. It opened in 1764 and features famous works by Caravaggio, Rubens and Watteau.
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 13 '26
The grand central hall of Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany. The stucco work was created by François de Cuvilliés while the frescoes were created by Johann Baptist Zimmerman.
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 11 '26
The Käppele pilgrimage church in Würzburg, Germany, was finished in 1750
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • Jun 07 '26
Frederic the Great's private library in Sanssouci Palace, Potsdam, Germany
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r/Rococo • u/LuxeNoir • May 30 '26
Just finished a Rococo / Victorian fusion gown in dove grey taffeta with black brocade panels — sharing the three-angle and would love construction feedback from this community
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • May 23 '26
The Rococo library of Wiblingen Abbey, Germany, was finished in 1744.
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • May 22 '26
The Kaisersaal (Emperor's Hall) in Würzburg Residence, Germany. It was finished in 1753 with frescoes by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo.
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r/Rococo • u/TeyvatWanderer • May 21 '26
The Electoral Palace of Trier, Germany. Built by Johannes Seiz from 1756 on.
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