Baroque

The Baroque period, spanning roughly from the late 16th to the early 18th century, was a cultural movement in art, music, and architecture known for its dramatic expressiveness and grandeur. Characterized by bold colors, ornate details, and dynamic compositions, Baroque art aimed to evoke emotion and showcase power, often reflecting the influences of the Catholic Church and monarchies. In music, composers like Bach and Vivaldi used elaborate melodies and intricate harmonies. Overall, Baroque sought to engage viewers and listeners, emphasizing intensity and movement in a variety of creative forms.