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Rococo: a standalone construct

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Art history

the light, asymmetrical and ornamental style that grew out of French interior decoration in the early eighteenth century.

In art history, Rococo refers to the light, asymmetrical and ornamental style that grew out of French interior decoration in the early eighteenth century. This meaning comes from Kimball (1943) in The creation of the rococo.[1]

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  1. Kimball, F. (1943). The creation of the rococo. W.W. Norton & co. Open Library record

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