The image on the left is San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane by Borromini and the image on the right is David by Bernini. Both of these pieces come from the Baroque era from Italian architects. They both were constructed during the high point in the era, which means they are sound examples of the time period. They are representative of the overarching Baroque concept of everything being in motion. San Carlo has a wave in the facade, while David is doing the action of throwing a stone. Additionally, both pieces are designed to be seen close up due to the modest facade of San Carlo and the intricate details of David.