17-century Architecture and Baroque Age
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17-century Architecture and Baroque Age - Back in the 17th century and in Italy, you'll find that this is about the time of the baroque architecture. This is a really early style of architecture, but a very beautiful style. Considering the renaissance design and changing it to a new theatrical, sculptural fashion, Baroque architecture became an extremely fanciful, extravagant style of structural layout. When it comes to the Renaissance style, it was intended to get a better to do culture, and the baroque structure became an interest together with the Roman Catholic Church. The worries were for light, shade and color strength and Baroque discovered its secular expression in expansive palaces first in France, then throughout Europe. Keep in mind that the Chateau de Maisons remains in France and it is known as a huge part of the baroque architecture. One of the most famous though of these Baroque architecture pieces is St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. When it comes to the Vatican