In Baroque architecture, wall surfaces often protrude into the viewer's space. In Baroque painting, this same effect is created through the use of:
A) collage.
B) three-dimensional canvases.
C) dramatic lighting.
D) ornamentation.
E) All of these answers are correct.

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Baroque painting achieves the effect of protruding wall surfaces through the use of dramatic lighting, which creates a sense of depth and dimensionality in the flat surface of the canvas. Collage, three-dimensional canvases, and ornamentation are not typically used in Baroque painting to achieve this effect.

In Baroque Architecture, Wall Surfaces Often Protrude into the Viewer's