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manner, grace, style, elegance
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the small idea, concept of individual interiors
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grottos: cave like spaces
movement of nature into transitional space, represents nature, crawls all over the walls
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reign of queen elizabeth I
1558-1603
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English renaissance
whereby Elizabeth and her court would move round the country staying in the palaces rather than her having a set castle of her own |
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great houses
prodigy houses |
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English renaissance
the castles and homes that were used to house QE 1 as she traveled across her land |
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conceit
concetto
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main gathering space, now moved to the front of building off entry |
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English renaissance
you know this. |
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bay windows
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English renaissance
an ornamental rail or coping with its supporting set of balusters |
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turned balusters
baluster-work |
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English renaissance
originate from classical urns, vase shaped form. Would line them along rooflines |
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Turkish woven textiles placed over furniture
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English renaissance
where a material is carved out and another material is inserted to create a smooth surface |
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studs/nails/brads that looks like they are nailing straps of leather to the wall |
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decorative plaster work, usually on the ceiling, geometric, executed on wet plaster on wood lathe
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a place where food could be stored, pasteries, pies with meats, found in dining room
modified exterior architectural features |
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English renaissance
a bulky box furniture piece that royal would travel with to carry all their trinkets
very architectural |
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baroque
overlapping of multiple geometrics, undulating walls
1. characteristic of italian baroque |
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baroque
including the interior architecture, painting & sculpture
2. characteristic of italian baroque |
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baroque
a lot more serious in 17th century, the little idea, used as a major device used religious propoganda
3. characteristic of italian baroque |
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baroque F
Louis XIV doctorine of government. He held all the power
Divine right |
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baroque F
major descriptive term of the louis 14th style, derives from french word meaning “rules or to rule” rules control, rigidity, control life in France |
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baroque F
all the doors align axially on the garden façade, military term
usually located near the windows for natural light |
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baroque F
guilded woodwork |
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baroque F
hidden door that leads to a different space |
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baroque F
guilded bronze, has a wash therefore doesn’t tarnish |
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baroque F
the positive/negative figure ground of tortise shell and ormulu
contrast of black and gold |
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baroque F
a special inlay technique of André-Charles Boulle, using tortoiseshell and German silver, brass, or pewter |
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baroque F
a geometric mosaic of wood pieces used for decorative effect |
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baroque F
room before the chambre |
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baroque F
chamber, bedrooms, seperated by gender, almost like a throne room |
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baroque F
size of a large piece of furniture, like a closet, most intimate of spaces, only the most important company could enter |
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baroque F
the major multiple purpose room |
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baroque F
the chair in which you sat in when in the presence of the royal family
elaborate, upholstered stool with curved wooden legs and tassels, carried by a liveried and wigged servant |
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baroque F
large piece of furniture, ususally used to store clothing
mostly done in tortiseshell inlay |
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baroque F
a lamp with a tall stand of wood or metal
when first introduced the lamp contained only 1 candle |
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baroque F
boulle very good at this
the art and craft of applying pieces of veneer to a structure to form decorative patterns, designs or pictures |
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convenience, comfort, fitness, suitability, easy in function, agreeableness, elegance
convenience, comfort, suitability, elegance
significant word of the Louis XV reign
french rococo |
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"the line of beauty"
french rococo
flowing S shaped curved, curves in 3D
replaces mortis and tenon construction |
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| enlightment philosophy and the authority of nature |
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french rococo
brining the elements of nature from a grotto into a space
highly detailed |
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carved and gilded woodwork, paneling
french rococo |
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unarticulated, "secret door"
french rococo |
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"parade" or formal entertaining spaces
french rococo
major public rooms |
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french rococo
commodiousness, accomadating of functions, small, easily heated, easily served
more comfortable bed chamber, half the size of normal bed chamber |
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french rococo
restricted space forming a connection between two rooms, or between a room and a passage, for privacy, the equivalent of a lobby or vestibule. |
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open arm chairs
more for summer
french rococo |
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close arm chair, more for winter
Mortis and tenon joint (masculine structure) with feminine curves
french rococo |
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long or reclining chair
french rococo |
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desk
french rococo
flat or cylinder top/roll top
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