解析 C。巴洛克艺术中通常使用强烈的光影对比,选项 A“Natural light”(自然光)不符合;选项 B“Diffused light”(漫射光)不对;选项 D“even light”(均匀的光)也不符合,选项 C“strong contrast of light and shadow”(强烈的光影对比)符合巴洛克艺术的特点。
How did the Baroque period influence art? What are three painters known for Baroque painting? What was the Rococo period? What influenced Art Deco architecture? What influenced Gothic architecture? Which came first: Mannerism, Baroque, or Rococo?
What event influenced the Baroque period? What is the difference between Baroque and Rococo? What is the difference between Romantic and Baroque painting? How did the Baroque style and the Neoclassical style differ? Why was Classical art used in the Renaissance?
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