Baroque art originated from Italy in the 16th century and spread throughout Europe.
Baroque art in Indonesia is influenced by European culture, especially the Portuguese and the Netherlands.
Indonesian Baroque art includes architectural art, paintings and sculptures.
Indonesian Baroque Architecture Art can be seen in old buildings such as the Immanuel Church in Jakarta and the Saint Antonius Church in Padua in Surabaya.
Indonesian Baroque painting displays religious and mythological scenes, such as paintings by Fransiscus Xaverius Pancratius.
Indonesian Baroque Statue Art is known for wooden statues carved in detail and decorated with gold or silver.
Indonesian Baroque Art is also seen in carving in furniture and household objects.
Indonesian Baroque Art reflects the influence of European culture and the desire to show luxury and wealth.
Indonesian Baroque Art is also a witness to the history of Indonesia's relations with European colonial power.
Indonesian Baroque Art can still be found in several churches and old buildings in Indonesia.
