A) Hieronymus Bosch B) Rogier van der Weyden C) Hugo van der Goes D) Jan van Eyck
A) 16th century B) 14th century C) 17th century D) 15th century
A) Amsterdam B) Brussels C) Vienna D) Paris
A) The Crucifixion B) The Lamentation of Christ C) The Last Judgment D) The Annunciation
A) Rijksmuseum B) Kunsthistorisches Museum C) Louvre Museum D) Uffizi Gallery
A) Cedar tree B) Tree of Life C) Tree of Knowledge D) Olive tree
A) Monkey B) Serpent C) Lion D) Dragon
A) French B) Dutch C) German D) Flemish
A) Mental breakdown B) Blindness C) Exile D) Poverty
A) Wealth B) Nature C) Redemption D) Power
A) Rich, symbolic colors B) Monochrome palette C) Pastel colors D) Primary colors only
A) Detailed realism B) Impressionistic brushwork C) Pointillism D) Cubist forms
A) Rome B) Ghent C) Paris D) London
A) Ghent Altarpiece B) Descent from the Cross C) Arnolfini Portrait D) Portinari Altarpiece
A) Lush and detailed B) Abstract background C) Urban setting D) Barren and empty
A) Minimalist approach B) Geometric forms C) Abstract composition D) Psychological depth
A) Well-preserved B) Heavily damaged C) Recently restored D) Partially lost
A) Spanish Baroque B) French Rococo C) Early Netherlandish painting D) Italian High Renaissance
A) Largest diptych ever made B) Masterpiece of Northern Renaissance C) First oil painting D) Only surviving van der Goes work
A) Oil on panel B) Fresco C) Tempera on canvas D) Watercolor
A) Germany B) France C) Flanders D) Italy
A) An angel B) Mary C) Eve D) God
A) A flower B) A leaf C) A tool D) The forbidden fruit
A) Gold B) Blue C) Red D) Green |