Henri IV Receiving the Portrait of Marie De Medici 

This painting by Peter Paul Rubens, a prominent figure of the Flemish Baroque era, depicts Henri IV, King of France, receiving a portrait of his future wife, Marie de Medici. A cherubic figure holding the portrait stands between the two, symbolizing the union of love and power. This scene, likely a depiction of the "love at first sight" propaganda intended for the royal court, demonstrates Rubens' mastery of color and dynamism in capturing the essence of a historical event. The composition's vibrant colors and dramatic lighting further contribute to the work's Baroque style.