Paperback. Navy cover with white title and building image.

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Hans Werner Hegemann’s Deutsches Rokoko (1958, Karl Robert Langewiesche) is an acclaimed German art history book exploring the transition from Baroque to Rococo in German architecture. Often published as part of the famous Die Blauen Bücher (The Blue Books) series, it remains celebrated for its extensive photography and detailed analysis of 18th-century churches and structures. 

Key Details & Background

• The Author: Hans Werner Hegemann (1912–1982) was a notable German art historian who authored several key works on architecture and sculpture during the mid-20th century.

The Publisher: Karl Robert Langewiesche (frequently associated with Die Blauen Bücher) was a prominent German publishing house known for producing high-quality, heavily illustrated, yet accessible books on art, culture, and architecture.