How do the compositions of Baroque art compare to those of other periods?a.The figures seem to move diagonally, expand upward, o

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How do the compositions of Baroque art compare to those of other periods?a.The figures seem to move diagonally, expand upward, o

r overlap their frame.b.The figures seem to move horizontally across the piece, and cause the eye to travel across.c.The figures include pattern and detail in a centralized location.

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Strike441 [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-20T03:26:19+03:00

The compositions of Baroque art compare to those of other periods as the figures seem to move diagonally, expand upward, or overlap their frame.

Answer: Option A

<u>Explanation:</u>

Baroque art flourished in Europe in the early 17th century and is revered for its dynamic & extravagant effect created by rich decorations, strong curves, and stark lighting, deep color, exuberant details, contrast, etc.

This style originated first in Rome and then got popular in France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Russia. In comparison to other styles of art Baroque creates a visual effect as the figures appear to move diagonally, overlap the frame or expand upwards.