Baroque style

Rococo: Rococo is an artistic style that developed as a reaction against the formalities of the Baroque period. It features delicate pastel colors, playful themes, and asymmetrical designs.

Neoclassicism: Neoclassicism refers to an artistic movement that drew inspiration from classical Greek and Roman art. It emphasizes simplicity, clarity of form, and idealized figures.

Mannerism: Mannerism was an artistic style that emerged after the High Renaissance. It is characterized by exaggerated poses, elongated figures, and distorted perspectives.