How does the church seen above represent an example of Baroque architecture? a. the columns and other detailed architecture b. the arched doorways and round windows c. the proportion of the facade creates dramatic light and dark contrast

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22 February, 18:29

How does the church seen above represent an example of Baroque architecture? a. the columns and other detailed architecture b. the arched doorways and round windows c. the proportion of the facade creates dramatic light and dark contrast

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Jamar Stuart · Answer 1

The above seen church represent an example of Baroque architecture shows the proportion of the façade creates dramatic light and dark contrast. (C)

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The Baroque architecture has a distinct feature. They are found all over "Europe and Latin America", but the features of the Baroque architecture differ from one place to another. But they all have a common aesthetic origin. The term Baroque refers to irregular, oddly-shaped pearl. The way light falls on a structure was exploited by the Baroque architects in both interior and exterior.