Last Update: 07-25-2022 @ 03:39
STYLES
In the following table, I have tried to name styles in the language of their country of origin. You will also notice that some of the styles correspond to the name of periods of Kings or Queens because that is what the period styles were called. Dates in parentheses are only indicative; they represent the moment in the history of their creation and popularity. Some styles from these eras reappeared later than the dates indicated. I also mentioned the country’s name or countries where the styles originated. Finally, when a link is shown in color, click on it to reveal a pop-up with a description of the style accompanied by a clock illustration. I invite visitors who could help me complete the illustrations to use the Contact Form.
4.10.3.01 – TUDOR (1509-1558) | ||
4.10.3.02 – GOTHIC (1558-1650) | ||
4.10.3.02.01 – Elizabethan – England (1558-1603) | ||
4.10.3.02.02 - Gothic - France (1558-1620) | ||
4.10.3.03 – RENAISSANCE – CLASSICISM (1600-1690) | ||
4.10.3.03.01 - Renaissance (1600-1690) | ||
4.10.3.03.02 - Louis XIII - France (1610-1643) | ||
4.10.3.03.03 - Stuart - England (1625-1690) | ||
4.10.3.04 – BAROQUE AND ROCOCO (c. 1625-1800) | ||
4.10.3.04.01 – Baroque – France (1620-1700) | ||
Louis XIV - France (1643-1715) | ||
4.10.3.04.02 - Rococo - France (1695-1760) | ||
4.10.3.04.04 - Régence - France (1715-1773) | ||
4.10.3.04.05 - Louis XV - France (1750-1774) | ||
4.10.3.04.06 – Jacobean – England (1603-1649) | ||
4.10.3.04.07 – Cromwellian – England (1649-1660) | ||
4.10.3.04.08 – Carolean – England (1660-1688) | ||
4.10.3.04.09 - William & Mary - England (1689-1702) | ||
4.10.3.04.10 – William and Mary – United States (1700-1725) | ||
4.10.3.04.11 – Queen Anne and Early Georgian – England (1702-1724) | ||
4.10.3.04.12 – Queen Anne and Early Georgian – United States (1725-1755) | ||
4.10.3.04.13 – Georgian – England (1724-1820) | ||
4.10.3.04.14 – Chippendale I and II – England (1720-1779) | ||
4.10.3.04.15 – Chippendale I and II – United States (1755-1780) | ||
4.10.3.04.16 – Chippendale III – England (1779-1805) | ||
4.10.3.05 – NEO-CLASSICISM (1760-1850) | ||
4.10.3.05.01 – Robert Adam and Bros. – England (1728-1792) | ||
4.10.3.05.02 – Sheraton – England (1751-1806) | ||
4.10.3.05.03 – Hepplewhite (George) – England (1760-1800) | ||
4.10.3.05.04 – English Empire – England (1802-1840) | ||
4.10.3.05.05 – Regency – England (1810-1820) | ||
4.10.3.05.06 – William IV – England (1830-1837) | ||
4.10.3.05.07 - Bierdermeir - Germany (1815-1848) | ||
4.10.3.05.08 - Federal - United States (1780-1820) | ||
Empire Style - USA | ||
4.10.3.05.10 – Restoration – United States (1835-1850) | ||
4.10.3.05.11 – Louis XVI – France (1774-1793) | ||
4.10.3.05.12 – Directoire – France (1793-1804) | ||
4.10.3.05.13 – Empire – France (1799-1815) | ||
4.10.3.05.14 – Restoration – Louis XVIII and Charles X (1830-1848) | ||
4.10.3.05.15 – Louis-Philippe – France (1830-1850) | ||
4.10.3.06 – ECLECTISM (1870-1910) | ||
4.10.3.06.01 - Second Empire - Napoléon III - France (1820-1895) | ||
4.10.3.06.02 - Victorien - England (1840-1900) | ||
4.10.3.06.03 – Victorian – United States (1840-1900) | ||
4.10.3.06.04 - Victorian Renaissance or Neo-Greek - United States (1860-1880) | ||
4.10.3.06.05 – Renewal Louis XVI – United States (1860-1890) | ||
4.10.3.06.06 – Colonial Revival – United States (1875-1900) | ||
4.10.3.06.07 – Eclectism – France (1870-1890) | ||
4.10.3.06.08 – Exotic and Eclectic – United States (1885-1910) | ||
4.10.3.07 – NEO-GOTHIC | ||
4.10.3.07.01- Neo-Gothic – France (1850-1950) | ||
4.10.3.08 – PRE-MODERN (1870-1930) | ||
4.10.3.08.01 - Beaux-Arts - France - United States (1860-1950) | ||
4.10.3.08.02 – Kitsch I – Allemagne (1860-1870) | ||
Arts & Crafts | ||
Eastlake Style - UK & USA | ||
4.10.3.08.05 - Jugendstil - Germany (1880-1920) | ||
4.10.3.08.06 - Art nouveau - France (1895-1930) | ||
Edwardian Style - UK & USA | ||
4.10.3.08.08 - Mission - United States (1900-1930) | ||
4.10.3.09 – MODERN (c. 1910-1960) | ||
Art deco (1910-1940) | ||
4.10.3.09.02 - Bauhaus - Germany, United States (1919-1933) | ||
Modernism (1920-1960) | ||
4.10.3.01.09.04 – International (1940-1960) – France, England, United States | ||
4.10.3.09.05 - Kitsch II (1950-1980) | ||
4.10.3.10 – POST-MODERN (c. 1960-2020) | ||
4.10.3.10.01 – Bionics (1920-2010) | ||
4.10.3.10.02 - Scandinavian (c. 1960-1980) | ||
4.10.3.10.03 – Futurism (1960-1990) | ||
4.10.3.10.04 – Post-Modernism (c. 1960-2020) | ||
4.10.3.10.05 – Exuberant Futurism (2000-2020) | ||
4.10.3.10.06 – Functionalism (2000-2020) |
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