
Introduction
Technique
The Baroque style
The Neoclassical style
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Introduction

History of Decorative Art
Technique
The Baroque style

The Baroque style
History
- The Baroque
- The late Baroque: the Rococo of
- Louis XV and the Queen Anne style
- The goldsmith
Style
- Similarities, differences and peculiarities
- Typical elements of the style / differences with the previous style
- The commessi in hard stone and scagliola
- The mirror, an allegory of luxury and bad luck
Objects
- Similarities, differences and peculiarities
- Typical elements of the style / differences with the previous style
- The birth of porcelain
- Neapolitan porcelain: Capodimonte
- The Neapolitan art of the tortoiseshell
- The coral
The Neoclassical style

The Neoclassical style
History
- The Greek and Etruscan style
- Giovan Battista Piranesi
- The Giustiniani Manufacture
- The porcelain of the Royal Ferdinandea Factory
- Musical instruments
- The Beauty since Voltaire to Winchelmann
- Winchelmann, Pompeii and the Grand Tour
- Robert Adam and the Palladian style
- Luigi Vanvitelli, the Architect
- The Gustavian and Federal style
- The chinoiserie, the gothic, and the Georgian style
- Napoleon’s Empire style, and the Egyptian campaign
- The biedermeier
- Girolamo Segato: the “petrifier”
- The art of the nativity scene
Style
- Similarities, differences and peculiarities
- Typical elements of the style / differences with the previous style
Objects
- Similarities, differences and peculiarities
- Typical elements of the style / differences with the previous style
- The Ferdinandea porcelain
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- Andirons for the fireplace
- Armchairs
- Bathtub
- Beds
- Billiards
- Candlesticks
- Chairs
- Chandeliers
- Clocks
- Console
- Desk
- Fireplaces
- Furniture
- Mirrors
- Shelves
- Sofas
- Stools
- Tables
- Vases
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