A) John Crome B) J.M.W. Turner C) Thomas Gainsborough D) John Constable
A) York B) Cambridge C) Norwich D) London
A) Impressionism B) Norwich School C) Pre-Raphaelite D) Romanticism
A) Suffolk B) Kent C) Norfolk D) Essex
A) Coastal view B) River landscape C) Mountain scene D) Forest interior
A) River Painter B) Norwich Master C) Old Crome D) Young Crome
A) Royal Academy B) National Gallery C) Norwich Society of Artists D) British Museum
A) Tranquil B) Joyful C) Gloomy D) Dramatic
A) Oak trees B) Willow trees C) Palm trees D) Pine trees
A) Glazing B) Pointillism C) Sfumato D) Impasto
A) Spanish Baroque B) Italian Renaissance C) French Impressionists D) Dutch masters
A) Summer B) Winter C) Spring D) Autumn
A) Geometric patterns B) Bright contrasting colors C) Black and white only D) Subtle color gradations
A) As portraits B) As mythological figures C) Engaged in activity D) Formally posed
A) Creates atmosphere B) Minimal importance C) Harsh contrasts D) Dramatic spotlighting
A) Religious theme B) Historical subject matter C) Abstract composition D) Local landscape with figures
A) 20th century B) 19th century C) 18th century D) 17th century
A) Architect B) Painter and drawing master C) Sculptor D) Printmaker only
A) Thomas Girtin B) J.M.W. Turner C) Robert Ladbrooke D) John Constable
A) City center B) Industrial outskirts C) Eastern farmlands D) Northern suburbs only
A) Only painted portraits B) Exclusively religious themes C) Focused on abstract art D) First provincial art movement |