A) Johannes Vermeer B) Rembrandt C) Peter Paul Rubens D) Frans Hals
A) 15th century B) 17th century C) 18th century D) 16th century
A) Mortality and the transience of life B) Power and authority C) Wisdom and knowledge D) Wealth and prosperity
A) Historical painting B) Genre scene C) Portrait D) Landscape
A) It rests on a table beside him B) He looks away from it C) He stands on it D) He holds it in his hand
A) 1610-1612 B) 1650-1652 C) 1600-1602 D) 1626-1628
A) Detailed glazing techniques B) Fresco painting C) Pointillism D) Loose, visible brushwork
A) The contrast between youth and mortality B) The beauty of nature C) Religious devotion D) Wealth and status
A) No strong light source B) Dramatic lighting on the face and hands C) Even, flat lighting D) Backlighting only
A) Vanitas B) Allegory of the senses C) Marine painting D) Mythology
A) Antwerp B) Paris C) Haarlem D) Amsterdam
A) A book B) A wine glass C) A skull D) A musical instrument
A) Louvre, Paris B) National Gallery, London C) Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam D) Metropolitan Museum, New York
A) Green B) Blue C) Red D) Black
A) Scarf B) No collar C) Necktie D) Ruff collar
A) The Laughing Cavalier B) Night Watch C) Girl with a Pearl Earring D) The Milkmaid
A) Child B) Elderly C) Middle-aged D) Late teens to early twenties
A) Impasto B) Sfumato C) Alla prima D) Chiaroscuro |