A) Marble sculpture B) Oil on canvas C) Tempera on wood D) Watercolor on paper
A) Sea monster B) Minotaur C) Hydra D) Cyclops
A) Chained to a rock B) Fleeing from danger C) Riding a horse D) Holding a sword
A) Spear B) Bow and arrow C) Trident D) Sword
A) Chariot B) Dolphin C) Pegasus D) Eagle
A) Minimalist and sparse B) Static and symmetrical C) Abstract and fragmented D) Dramatic and dynamic
A) Italian B) French C) German D) British
A) Court painter to Queen Victoria B) Director of Louvre C) President of Royal Academy D) Founder of Pre-Raphaelites
A) Mural B) Large-scale C) Medium-sized D) Miniature
A) As a leviathan B) As a giant crab C) As a kraken D) As a sea serpent
A) Flat lighting B) Harsh midday light C) Artificial lighting D) Dramatic chiaroscuro
A) Joy and excitement B) Anger and defiance C) Fear and hope D) Boredom and indifference
A) Son B) Nephew C) Brother D) Grandson
A) Smooth and polished B) Pointillist dots C) Quick and sketchy D) Heavy impasto
A) Japanese apprenticeship B) European academies C) Self-taught D) Medieval workshop
A) Princess B) Nymph C) Peasant D) Goddess
A) Distorted and elongated B) Realistic and flawed C) Abstract and simplified D) Idealized and classical
A) Still life B) Landscape and nature C) Urban scenes D) Historical and mythological
A) Peaceful and serene B) Heroic and dramatic C) Mysterious and eerie D) Humorous and light
A) Edward Burne-Jones B) Lawrence Alma-Tadema C) Frederic Leighton D) John William Waterhouse
A) Jason B) Hercules C) Perseus D) Theseus
A) Agamemnon B) Cepheus C) Minos D) Aeëtes
A) Aphrodite B) Cassiopeia C) Medea D) Hera
A) Took her as a hostage B) Returned her to her parents C) Made her his servant D) Married her
A) Athena B) Hera C) Aphrodite D) Artemis
A) Homer's Iliad B) Hesiod's Theogony C) Ovid's Metamorphoses D) Virgil's Aeneid
A) Poseidon B) Hades C) Apollo D) Zeus
A) Leda B) Europa C) Alcmene D) Danaë |