Baroque art is characterized by its naturalism, which is the attempt to depict objects and scenes as realistically as possible.

Baroque art is characterized by its emphasis on emotion and drama, its use of bright colors and bold contrasts, and its asymmetrical compositions.

Caravaggio is known for his paintings of religious scenes, which are characterized by their realism and their use of chiaroscuro.

Claude Lorrain is known for his paintings of landscapes, which are characterized by their idealized beauty and their use of light and atmosphere.

Gian Lorenzo Bernini is known for his sculptures of religious figures, which are characterized by their realism and their emotional intensity.

Peter Paul Rubens is known for his paintings of mythological scenes, which are characterized by their exuberance and their use of color.

Willem Kalf is known for his paintings of still lifes, which are characterized by their realism and their attention to detail.

Adriaen Brouwer is known for his paintings of genre scenes, which are characterized by their humor and their realism.

Anthony van Dyck is known for his paintings of portraits, which are characterized by their elegance and their realism.

Nicolas Poussin is known for his paintings of history paintings, which are characterized by their classical style and their use of allegory.

Claude Lorrain is known for his paintings of landscapes, which are characterized by their idealized beauty and their use of light and atmosphere.

Adriaen Brouwer is known for his paintings of genre scenes, which are characterized by their humor and their realism.

Anthony van Dyck is known for his paintings of portraits, which are characterized by their elegance and their realism.

Nicolas Poussin is known for his paintings of history paintings, which are characterized by their classical style and their use of allegory.

Claude Lorrain is known for his paintings of landscapes, which are characterized by their idealized beauty and their use of light and atmosphere.