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How does Rembrandt van Rijn’s The Night Watch reflect aspects of Dutch Baroque style that differ from Catholic Baroque?

The painting depicts a royal figure.
The painting uses a mythological story.
The painting is based on religion.
The painting reflects human conflict.

Explanation: Dutch baroque (Netherlands) artworks usually depict down to earth scenes depicting every day life, where as catholic baroque (Italian) depict religous scenes often from the Bible. Both depict religion in their own ways, but what sets this painting apart from that is the factor of human conflict.

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How does Rembrandt van Rijn’s The Night Watch reflect aspects of Dutch Baroque style that differ from Catholic Baroque?

The painting depicts a royal figure.
The painting uses a mythological story.
The painting is based on religion.
The painting reflects human conflict.