Baroque motif and ornament includes: raised _________ with mitered corners; ______ of bone and mother of pearl; carving, gilding, lacquering, inlay gilded bronze: ______

• A. panels; inlay; ormolu
• B. frames; inlay; ormolu
• C. panels; enamel; gilt
• D. panels; inlay; bronze

Answer: (A)

In BaroqueInterior ornament, the surfaces are defined by rich, sculptural paneling, luxurious inlays, and gleaming metal mounts. The raised panels with mitered corners describe the distinct, framed surface units that sit proud of their surroundings, a common feature in Baroque wall and furniture design. The inlay of bone and mother-of-pearl shows how precious materials were used to create high-contrast, decorative surfaces through marquetry and inlay work. For the third element, the term ormolu identifies gilded bronze used for elaborate mounts and inlays, a hallmark of Baroque luxury and finish.

So the combination that fits these characteristic terms is panels for the raised surface, inlay for the bone and mother-of-pearl work, and ormolu for the gilded bronze embellishment. The other options don’t align with the standard Baroque vocabulary here: frames would imply a different structural element, enamel isn’t the material paired with bone and pearl in this context, and bronze alone lacks the specific gilded finish that ormolu denotes.