Arquitectura barroca tardía y rococó

Synopsis of Arquitectura barroca tardía y rococó

This fundamental work by Christian Norberg-Schulz explores the evolution of architectural styles in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries. The book delves into the characteristics of late Baroque, marked by its grandeur and exuberant ornamentation, and Rococo, which emerged as a more intimate, delicate, and luminous response. It is an essential manual for understanding architectural history, richly illustrated with photographs, plans, sketches, and elevations that facilitate the study of these artistic periods. A key piece within the Universal History of Architecture collection, ideal for students and art enthusiasts.