What is a characteristic of baroque architecture? a. cross-shaped churches b. completed, symmetrical elements c. the blending of art and architecture d. all of the above

The answer is C: The blending of art and architecture.

The blending of art and architecture is a characteristic of Baroque architecture.

Explanation:

Baroque architecture refers to a building design with richly sculpted surfaces. It began in the late 16th century in order to show the power and wealth of the Roman Catholic Church. One of its elements is the unfinished architectural elements which give the design a unique feature. It also uses ornaments, plaster or marble finishing to it a decorative look.