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