A) Cornelis van Haarlem B) Rembrandt van Rijn C) Hieronymus Bosch D) Peter Paul Rubens
A) 17th century B) 15th century C) 16th century D) 18th century
A) Zeus B) Poseidon C) Apollo D) Hades
A) As animal-human hybrids B) As muscular, contorted figures C) As elegant, graceful beings D) As abstract forms
A) Geometric abstraction B) Pointillism C) Soft, blended brushwork D) Exaggerated musculature and poses
A) Oil on canvas B) Tempera on wood C) Watercolor D) Fresco
A) In twisted, dynamic poses B) Floating peacefully C) Kneeling in prayer D) Standing upright
A) Broken weapons B) White flags C) Their falling and contorted bodies D) Chains
A) Exaggerated musculature and limbs B) Extremely small heads C) Child-like proportions D) Realistic measurements
A) Piet Mondrian B) Vincent van Gogh C) Johannes Vermeer D) Hendrick Goltzius
A) Religious worship B) Display artistic skill and learning C) Scientific illustration D) Political propaganda
A) Become stars B) Imprisoned in Tartarus C) Join the gods D) Return to earth
A) Overlapping figures and atmospheric perspective B) Flat decorative patterns C) Textural variations D) Linear perspective only
A) Dramatic foreshortening B) Impasto C) Chiaroscuro D) Pointillism
A) 1550 B) 1620 C) 1588 D) 1600
A) French B) Dutch C) German D) Flemish |