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The 24 pages that link to Rococo, each with the reason it gives.

• Madame de PompadourNarrower topic: Her commissions and portraits became closely associated with Rococo taste at the French court.

• Fête galanteNarrower topic: Fête galante became one of Rococo painting’s defining forms in France.

• Jean-Honoré FragonardNarrower topic: Fragonard’s color, movement, and courtship scenes are among Rococo painting’s best-known expressions.

• François BoucherNarrower topic: Boucher became one of the style’s defining French painters.

• The Embarkation for CytheraNarrower topic: The painting’s graceful figures and ornamental atmosphere anticipate central Rococo qualities.

• Catherine PalaceNarrower topic: Its exuberant ornament shapes the palace’s best-known eighteenth-century interiors.

• Giovanni Battista TiepoloNarrower topic: Tiepolo’s buoyant color and elegant movement became defining features of Rococo painting.

• Antoine WatteauNarrower topic: Watteau’s delicate color and sociable subjects helped prepare the style’s emergence.

• Rosalba CarrieraNarrower topic: Its elegant, airy taste helps explain the appeal of her pastel portraits.

• SanssouciNarrower topic: Its delicate ornament and intimate scale distinguish Sanssouci from more imposing Baroque palaces.