For contemporary artists who simulate glitch art and wonder what directions it may take in the future, the use of stucco in 18th-century Rococo architecture offers a surprisingly instructive example.

Head to the Old Town to bask in Baroque and Rococo architecture, then stroll along the Charles Bridge for romantic views across the river. And then there's New York City. Beyond the bright lights ...

The position of Rococo in the historiography of art and architecture itself is not a consensus: it can be understood as a variation of the Baroque or as a movement and style in its own right ...

Things move forward, knowledge advances and barbarism joins the resistance. Rococo architecture was in part a form of resistance to orderly ideas of structure and design, and it often flourished ...

The city is known for its lavish Baroque and Rococo architecture, including that of its UNESCO-listed Würzburg Residence—housing one of the largest ceiling frescos in the world. Discover more ...