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Jacopo Bassano, Baptism of Christ, ca. 1590, Italy, Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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I could not find a high-quality image for this artwork, however, I found the arrangement of subjects very intriguing. It makes the painting chaotic and eye-catching. This reminded me of other Baroque artworks because of the level of theatrics and the stark contrast of light and darkness.

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Bartolomeo Salvestrini, Hercules and Hesione, c. 1630, Italy, Art Institute of Chicago.

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This composition is very typical for the period as the characters are very emotive and in action. This painting by Salvestrini caught my eye because it was in black and white. The stark contrast increased the dramatism of the painting and its grand aesthetic.

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Francesco Buoneri, The Resurrection, c. 1619-20, Italy.

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This artwork displays many Baroque qualities, for example, chiaroscuro lighting, and characters in action. I chose this artwork because of the level of drama it contains.