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ART IN THE 18TH CENTURY, image, image, image, image, image, image, image,…

- - - - Great religious exaltation
      - Affirmation of the power of absolute monarchies
  - - - Just as it was perceived by the senses
- - - - Porcelain, mirrors, glass pottery, furniture...
  - - - A style of ornamentation
        
        That uses stone and shell motifs
  - - - Daily life, the countryside, life's pleasures and games
    - - Outstanding brightness
      - Delicate pastel colours
  - - - In porcelain and marble
  - - - With curved lines
- - - - The excesses of the Rococo style
  - - - Technical perfection
      - The use of proportion
    - - The human figure
        
        Often naked
  - - - Form was more important than colour
      - An important genre
    - - The greatest exponent
        
        Of pictorial Neoclassicism
      - His work shows
        
        Themes from classical antiquity
  - - - Characteristic of the Enlightenment
      - Banks, libraries, museums...