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Louis period styles

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Louis period styles 1610-1793, succession of modes of interior decoration and architecture that established France as a leading influence in the decorative arts. Louis XIV During the reign of Louis XIII (1610-43) there was a transition from the baroque style, strongly influenced by Italy, to the classical dignity of the period of Louis XIV (1643-1715). The Louis XIV [ Louis Quatorze ] style, established after the king took personal control of the government in 1661, was molded by the chief minister, Colbert. He established manufactories of tapestries, textiles, furniture, and ornaments;... Read more
Louis XIII style
...France during the reign of Louis XIII , including the regency...generation. The sculpture of the period was undistinguished. The most...Lemercier. The furniture of the period is typically massive and solidly...swags, and grotesque masks. Louis XIII style Louis XIII style Louis XIII ... Read more
Louis XVI style
...most prominent painter was Jacques-Louis David , whose severe compositions...more complex than in any earlier period. Jean-Henri Riesener and other German...Classicism and Neoclassicism . Louis XVI style Louis XVI style Louis XVI style Read more

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