A) 1901 B) 1893 C) 1882 D) 1875
A) Charcoal B) Oil on canvas C) Watercolor D) Tempera
A) A rabbit B) A dove C) A lamb D) A deer
A) Strength and power B) Wisdom and age C) Innocence and purity D) Wealth and prosperity
A) National Gallery, London B) Louvre Museum C) Musée d'Orsay, Paris D) Metropolitan Museum of Art
A) Dutch B) Italian C) French D) Spanish
A) Monochrome B) Soft, warm tones C) Primary colors D) Dark, dramatic colors
A) Idealized and beautiful B) Abstract and fragmented C) Grotesque and distorted D) Political and provocative
A) Student B) Professor C) Critic D) Curator
A) Nobel Prize B) Turner Prize C) Prix de Rome D) Guggenheim Fellowship
A) Mural B) Medium-sized painting C) Large-scale installation D) Miniature
A) Urban setting B) Soft lighting C) Dark shadows D) Stormy background
A) Asymmetrical B) Circular C) Grid-based D) Triangular/pyramidal
A) Competitive B) Distant and cold C) Protective and nurturing D) Confrontational
A) Flat patterns B) Bright colors C) Texture and folds D) Written text
A) Geometric and angular B) Completely absent C) Detailed and busy D) Soft and out of focus
A) Renaissance B) Impressionism C) Byzantine D) Gothic
A) Anatomical accuracy B) Distorted proportions C) Spontaneous brushwork D) Collage elements
A) Highly successful and popular B) Controversial and rejected C) Unknown and obscure D) Only recognized posthumously
A) Graffiti B) Frottage C) Glazing D) Pointillism
A) Underground galleries B) Paris Salon C) Street exhibitions D) Online platforms
A) Broken brushstrokes B) Heavy impasto C) Smooth, flawless finish D) Collage elements
A) 19th century B) 18th century C) 20th century D) 17th century |