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The Red Cape, by Claude Monet
  • 1. Who is the subject depicted in 'The Red Cape'?
A) A random model
B) Monet himself
C) Monet's daughter
D) Monet's wife Camille
  • 2. What art movement is Claude Monet most associated with?
A) Surrealism
B) Expressionism
C) Impressionism
D) Cubism
  • 3. What is the dominant color of the cape in the painting?
A) Red
B) Yellow
C) Green
D) Blue
  • 4. Where is Camille positioned relative to the landscape in the painting?
A) In the foreground
B) Underwater
C) Floating in the sky
D) In the background
  • 5. Which country was Claude Monet from?
A) France
B) England
C) Italy
D) Germany
  • 6. How does Monet create a sense of depth in the painting?
A) Mirror reflections
B) Linear perspective
C) Geometric shapes
D) Atmospheric perspective
  • 7. What type of brushwork is characteristic of Monet's style in this painting?
A) Thick impasto only
B) Smooth, blended surfaces
C) Precise, detailed lines
D) Visible, broken brushstrokes
  • 8. How does the red cape function in the composition?
A) Focal point against muted background
B) Serves as background element
C) Creates symmetrical balance
D) Blends with surroundings
  • 9. What was Monet's primary concern in his paintings?
A) Moral lessons
B) Historical accuracy
C) Visual perception and light
D) Political statements
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