A) Jan van Eyck B) Rembrandt van Rijn C) Pieter Aertsen D) Hieronymus Bosch
A) 16th century B) 17th century C) 18th century D) 15th century
A) A meat stall B) A landscape C) A religious procession D) A royal portrait
A) Baroque B) Northern Renaissance C) Rococo D) Gothic
A) Italy B) Germany C) France D) Netherlands
A) Market scene B) Domestic interior C) Battle scene D) Religious ceremony
A) Still life and genre painting B) Landscape painting C) Historical painting D) Portraiture
A) Antwerp B) Utrecht C) Brussels D) Amsterdam
A) 1450 B) 1751 C) 1651 D) 1551
A) Critique of materialism B) Support for monarchy C) Praise of commerce D) Celebration of war
A) Engaged in market activities B) Dancing and celebrating C) Praying devoutly D) Sleeping or resting
A) Presents chronological narrative B) Shows clear hierarchy of importance C) Forces choice between earthly and spiritual D) Creates symmetrical balance
A) Minimalist composition B) Abstract color fields C) Geometric simplification D) Realistic texture rendering
A) Large size emphasizes abundance B) Multiple panels tell story C) Small size creates intimacy D) Circular shape suggests unity
A) Giving alms to the poor B) Fleeing to Egypt C) Praying in a temple D) Celebrating a wedding
A) The Crucifixion B) The Last Supper C) The Holy Family giving alms D) The Annunciation |