Baroque art emerged in the late sixteenth century. how did this artistic style differ from that of reformation art? a. it depicted everyday scenes. b. it was ornamental and complex. c. it included sculptures and paintings.

Correct answer Choice is:

B. It was ornamental and complex.

Explanation:

The Renaissance was about spiritual Mannerism, It was composed of planate forms and complicated compositions. On the other hand, the Baroque painting was painted in response to Renaissance Art. It was highly influenced by the Counter-reformation. The painting included scenes of saints and history paintings. Rococo was painted in response to the darkness and heaviness of Baroque art, however, it only continued throughout the seventeenth century. Rococo art was too ornamental. On the contrary, Baroque paintings were ominous, non-natural, and dark in a subject.

Whereas, rococo was notorious because of its redundant decoration and extraordinary details. Rococo was conjointly noted for having lightweight, curves, and playfulness. Therefore it was considered an ornamental art. The Origin of Baroque art was Italia, whereas Rococo was originated in France in the 17th century.