Interior Styles And Studies N5 — Memo

November 2018 — N5 — Interior Styles And Studies

N5 2018 Nated Interior Decorating

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3.1King Louis XVI

3.2Empire Tripod

3.3Dante Chair

3.4King Louis XV

3.5Elizabethan Table

3.6Windsor Chair

3.7Cape Dutch Corner Chair

3.8William and Mary Highboy

3.9King Louis XIV

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4.1Italian Baroque It was i nitially developed in Rome propagate faith, then commissioned by powerful and Determined patrons such as Pope Sixtus V. It created Counter

4.2French Baroque In his youth, Louis XIV had suffered during the civil and parliamentary insurrection known as the Fronde. By relocating to Versailles, he could oid the dangers of the capital, he could also keep his eye very closely on

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5.1.1Madame de Pompadour She was the king s favourite. A woman of great culture and refinement, was intensely interested in the decorative arts, and spent both time and money in furthering them. She contributed

5.2a playful style of decoration. It can be described as colourful, charming, filled with swirling shapes, gilding, a multiplicity of mirrors, and decorative tricks. It is fun and a happy movement

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6.1Various forms of marquetry in elaborate floral patterns and Japanese and Chinese lacquer work became more common. Seaweed marquetry representing minute rambling foliage. The most characteristic change, however, was the almost exclusive use of

6.2.1They use encaustic tiles in halls, porches and terraces. They laid them in medieval patterns. Kitchens and utility rooms were tiled. Timber floors were used in the bedrooms.

6.2.2Wallpaper was the principal treatments of walls. Darker colours were used in the dining room. Lighter colours were used in the drawing room. Bunches of flowers tied with a ribbon was used on the wallpaper.

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TitleMemo

SubjectInterior Styles And Studies

LevelN5

Document typeMemorandum

Year2018

MonthNovember

Pages7

Downloads5

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayThursday

Exam periodNovember 2018

Days since exam2,901

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