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- Vallejo 71.004 Blue x 1:
- Vallejo 71.005 Grey Blue x 1:
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Description
This model, a fleur-de-lis ornament, exhibits characteristics that align with the Rococo style, particularly through its emphasis on decorative elements and fluid forms, although the fleur-de-lis itself predates Rococo.
Rococo Analysis of the Fleur-de-lis Ornament:
Decorative Nature:
The Rococo style is known for its ornate and elaborate ornamentation, and the fleur-de-lis, while a historical symbol, is presented here as a decorative piece, fitting the Rococo emphasis on embellishment.
Curvilinear Forms:
Rococo art moved away from the strict symmetry of Baroque, favoring asymmetrical and flowing lines. The naturalistic curves and scrolls within the fleur-de-lis design, particularly in its stylized petals and base, resonate with the curvilinear aesthetic prevalent in Rococo.
Lightness and Delicacy:
Rococo often conveyed a sense of lightness and elegance. The relatively slender and refined form of this fleur-de-lis, in contrast to potentially heavier or more rigid interpretations, contributes to a delicate appearance that aligns with Rococo sensibilities.
Material and Finish:
The antique verdigris finish on the model suggests a patina that could evoke the aged, yet refined, aesthetic often associated with Rococo decorative arts, which frequently utilized materials like gilded bronze and porcelain.
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