Editing Baroque Rococo (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Baroque''' — The style of the 17th century (c. 1600–1750) characterized by movement, vivid contrast, and emotional appeal.
* '''Rococo''' — The late Baroque style (c. 1730–1770) characterized by curving lines, shells, and delicate ornaments.
* '''Tenebrism''' — A style of painting (associated with Caravaggio) that uses extreme chiaroscuro with "Spotlight" effects in deep darkness.
* '''Caravaggio''' — The "Bad Boy" of the Baroque; famous for his realistic, dirty, and violent religious paintings.
* '''Bernini''' — The greatest Baroque sculptor; famous for his "Action" statues (like the Ecstasy of St. Teresa).
* '''Rembrandt''' — The Dutch master of light and human emotion; famous for his self-portraits.
* '''Vermeer''' — The master of light and domestic life; famous for 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'.
* '''The Versailles Palace''' — The ultimate symbol of Baroque grandeur and absolute power.
* '''Pastel Colors''' — The soft, light colors (pink, baby blue, mint) that define the Rococo palette.
* '''Watteau''' — The leading Rococo painter; famous for his "Fête Galante" (courtship party) scenes.
* '''Absolutism''' — The political system where a king has total power; Baroque was the "Marketing Department" of Absolutism.
* '''Counter-Reformation''' — The Catholic Church's attempt to win back followers from Protestantism using beautiful, dramatic art.
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