Thus it is that Shakespeare's output reflects all three styles: in the tragedies, for example, Othello is Baroque, Hamlet and King Lear are Mannerist, and Romeo and Juliet is Renaissance.

[CLIP FROM ROMEO AND JULIET] Juliet: "Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo ... these are like two wealthy land-owning families in renaissance Italy, so old school, olden times, pow-, two ...

I made a bold choice to show the groom from the back as he circled his bride - in a Romeo approaching Juliet first dance ... during the past decade's renaissance of the live wedding painting ...

Bailey's live wedding painting takes shape on her easel in the ballroom of the historic inn. The artist paints while the ball goes on . . .