Baroque

3. A Baroque architect known for designing buildings that felt massive and full of movement.
7. A quality of Baroque art showing wealth and lots of detail, often using fancy materials.
8. A famous Baroque artist skilled in both sculpture and architecture, known for work on St. Peter's church in Rome.
9. A quality of Baroque art meant to create strong emotions in the viewer.
11. A famous Baroque painter from Belgium known for energetic paintings with rich colors and active figures.
13. Being very large, grand, and impressive; a key feature of Baroque buildings.
14. Relating to religion or deep feelings; Baroque art often aimed to inspire religious faith.
16. An important early Baroque painter known for realistic paintings and using the dramatic light-and-dark technique called tenebrism.
17. A painting technique using very strong contrasts between light and dark areas to create drama.
19. A feeling of action and energy seen in Baroque art and buildings.

1. Art techniques that trick the eye, like ceilings painted to look like the sky, used to amaze people or suggest heaven.
2. A French painter during the Baroque era whose style was calmer and more orderly than typical Baroque art.
4. The country where the Baroque style first started.
5. A quality of Baroque art meaning very impressive and magnificent, like in huge palaces.
6. A huge, very grand palace in France built during the Baroque era to show the king's power.
10. A quality of Baroque art that creates a feeling of excitement or strain.
12. A quality of Baroque art showing life, energy, and action.
15. A dramatic art style from the 1600s that used senses to create strong feelings.
16. A long row of tall pillars or columns, like the famous curved ones Bernini designed in front of St. Peter's church.
18. A type of plaster used to create fancy, detailed decorations on walls and ceilings, especially in later Baroque buildings.