However, from the beginning of Poussin's career, his paintings were easily recognizable by the notable prominence of line and outline. This revealed that he was more interested in craftsmanship as well as the stimulation of tradition. In his Classicism, the pose, gesture and facial expression of each portrait were important as they represented the general meaning without detailed reflection. It is believed that Barogue's art was exaggerated, this is because, and the expression of his sculptures was exaggerated, stale and insincere. (Janson et al. 743) claims that his work was not original and full of vivid expressions. For example, his music manifests the development of independent instruments. However, it is difficult to create a relationship between music and art just as it is difficult to relate the Reformation and Counter-Reformation periods of that time. Furthermore, the Council of Trent established that art should be free from sin and should rather aim to bring individuals closer to the Church and increase their love for God. In contrast, Baroque art music does not bring individuals closer to the love of God, how much it brings them closer to the love of God.