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The French Revolution came with art that celebrated liberty, equality, and brotherhood.

Rome was Bernini’s gallery where you can see his squares, fountains, and finest statues.

Pro-Vatican Baroque featured big canvases, dramatic statues, and exuberant architecture.

Rubens painted mythic battles, Catholic miracles, bloody hunts, and “Rubenesque” women.

Neoclassical was a stern, no-frills style that celebrated a new age of science and reason.

The roots of Baroque go back to the 1500s when it told the story of the religious wars.

Rococo art featured aristocrats playing in their Baroque palaces and bucolic backyards.

Baroque art was propaganda for the state or for the Church.

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