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The Baroque was developed in Europe...

• at the end of the 17th century

• at the end of the 16th century and throughout the 17th century

• at the end of the 16th century

• throughout the 17th century

The Baroque was characterized by...

• wars and social pessimism

• often excessive ornament, such as spiralling columns or vaults

• wars and social pessimism and often excessive ornament, such as spiralling columns or vaults

• None of them

Some geniuses of universal painting belong to the Baroque. For example:

• Velázquez and Rembrandt

• Rubens and Goya

• Caravaggio and Miró

• Van Dyck and Picasso

Two of Velazquez's most important works are…

• The Night Watch and Las Meninas

• Las Meninas and The Surrender of Breda

• Saint Jerome Writing and Las Meninas

• The Three Graces and The Surrender of Breda

At the end of the 17th century, a style emerged in Spain, it was known as…

• Pop Art

• Romanticism

• Rococó

• Churrigueresque

Was developed in Europe in the 18th century as opposition to the decorative excess of the Baroque.

• Romanticism

• Neoclassicism

• Churrigueresque

• Rococó

Neoclassical architecture was characterized by…

• the use of statues with small dimensions.

• the use of columns, its small dimensions and by non proportion and symmetry in the designs.

• the use of columns, its large dimensions and by proportion and symmetry in the designs.

• the use of columns, its large dimensions and by non proportion and symmetry in the designs.

There are examples of neoclassical architecture in different countries:

• The Paris Opera building

• The Brandenburg Gate (Berlin)

• The Capitol (Washington)

• All of them

We can find some wonderful Neoclassical works In Spain. Some examples are…

• Puerta de Alcalá and Museo del Prado (Madrid)

• Sacred family (Barcelona)

• Seville Cathedral

• Burgos and León Cathedrals

This style occurred in Europe in final years of the 18th century and the first half of the 19th century.

• Gothic

• Rococó

• Romanticism

• Neoclassicim