Baroque art is characterized by its naturalism, asymmetrical composition, and emphasis on light and shadow.

Baroque art was primarily used to glorify the Church and the monarchy, and to promote their power and authority.

Bernini is considered to be one of the greatest masters of Baroque art, known for his sculptures, paintings, and architecture.

The Pietà is a famous Baroque painting by Michelangelo that depicts the moment when Christ is taken down from the cross.

The Palace of Versailles is an example of Baroque architecture, known for its grandeur and elaborate ornamentation.

Baroque art supported the rise of absolutism by glorifying the monarchy and promoting its power and authority.

Italy, France, and Spain were all major centers of Baroque art.

David is a famous Baroque sculpture by Michelangelo that depicts the moment when David defeats Goliath.

The Four Seasons, The Messiah, and Brandenburg Concertos are all examples of Baroque musical compositions.

Baroque music was primarily intended to entertain the aristocracy and provide a sense of grandeur and spectacle.

Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frideric Handel, and Antonio Vivaldi are all considered to be great masters of Baroque music.

Orfeo ed Euridice, L'Orfeo, and La favola d'Orfeo are all Baroque operas that tell the story of Orpheus and Eurydice.

The minuet, the gavotte, and the bourrée are all examples of Baroque dances.

Baroque dance was primarily intended to entertain the aristocracy and provide a sense of spectacle and grandeur.

Elaborate ornamentation, use of allegory and symbolism, and emphasis on emotion and passion are all considered to be major characteristics of Baroque literature.