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Baroque is a term describing a certain style in art and architecture. It developed in Europe, England and America during the 17th and 18th centuries. Baroque artists combined different materials within a single work. The influences of baroque art and architecture were religious themes, encouraged by the Roman Catholic Church.

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	'''Baroque''' is a term describing a certain ~~sytle~~ in art and architecture. It developed in Europe, England and America during the 17th and 18th ~~century~~. Baroque artists combined different materials within a single work. The influences of baroque art and architecture were religious themes, encouraged by the [[Roman Catholic Church]].		'''Baroque''' is a term describing a certain style in art and architecture. It developed in Europe, England and America during the 17th and 18th centuries. Baroque artists combined different materials within a single work. The influences of baroque art and architecture were religious themes, encouraged by the [[Roman Catholic Church]].