Baroque wall art

Framed baroque prints originally started in Rome Italy during the years 1590 and 1720. The style encompasses both sculpting and architecture. The main purpose of this style of art reflected the plight of religious matters in relation to the Catholic Church. However, as the art style seep into other regions, it became less about religion and more about appealing to merchants and middle-class citizens.

To start off, Baroque art was not made on canvas sheets or any sheets. It was made on large scale surfaces to be displayed as public art. The art type was commonly seen on ceilings, large walls, or to disguise hiding spots that housed treasures. Baroque art also included architectural art that aimed at confusing the eye and mind through optical illusions. This style of art resulted in buildings being created with unique shapes and designs.