Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - Quiz
A) Paul Signac B) Vincent van Gogh C) Aristide Bruant D) Louis Anquetin
A) Lautrec B) Goupil C) Mirliton D) Tréclau
A) Carmen Gaudin B) Suzanne Valadon C) Jane Avril D) Louise Weber
A) 1888 B) 1894 C) 1890 D) 1885
A) Octave Maus B) Paul Signac C) Theo van Gogh D) Henry de Groux
A) Le Lit B) Poudre de Riz C) Salón de la Rue des Moulins D) The Laundress
A) Yvette Guilbert B) Mireille C) Suzanne Valadon D) Carmen Gaudin
A) Henry de Groux B) Paul Signac C) Theo van Gogh D) Aristide Bruant
A) Mirliton B) Les XX C) Goupil & Cie D) Le Rire
A) Jane B) La Goulue C) Mireille D) Suzanne
A) The Laundress B) Salón de la Rue des Moulins C) Le Lit D) Poudre de Riz
A) 1894 B) 1885 C) 1892 D) 1889
A) The Gluttoness B) Mireille C) Tréclau D) La Goulue
A) Yvette Guilbert B) Suzanne Valadon C) Carmen Gaudin D) Jane Avril
A) Henry de Groux B) Paul Signac C) Édouard Vuillard D) Octave Maus
A) Lyon B) Paris C) Albi D) Marseille
A) Post-Impressionism B) Cubism C) Surrealism D) Impressionism
A) He suffered a stroke B) He broke his arm C) He broke both legs D) He lost his sight
A) Portraits of royalty B) Religious iconography C) Landscapes and nature D) Brothels and prostitutes
A) Vincent van Gogh B) René Princeteau C) Paul Gauguin D) Georges Seurat
A) Floral arrangements B) Shipwrecks C) Still life D) Horses
A) Albi B) Lyon C) Amélie-les-Bains D) Paris
A) Baron B) Comte C) Vicomte D) Duc
A) Thermal baths B) Surgical limb extension C) Physical therapy D) Dietary restriction
A) 1864 B) 1901 C) 1867 D) 1838
A) Claude Monet B) Pablo Picasso C) Paul Cézanne D) Edgar Degas
A) Poetry B) Sketches and caricatures C) Mathematical formulas D) Maps and diagrams
A) First cousins B) Siblings C) Uncle and niece D) Strangers
A) 10 B) 13 C) 14 D) 12
A) Achondroplasia B) Pycnodysostosis C) Osteogenesis imperfecta D) Osteopetrosis
A) 1.20 m B) 1.65 m C) 1.52 m D) 1.40 m
A) Paris B) Lyon C) Nice D) Marseille
A) Princeteau B) Émile Bernard C) Léon Bonnat D) Fernand Cormon
A) 1878 B) 1880 C) 1885 D) 1882
A) Le Marais B) Montmartre C) Saint-Germain-des-Prés D) The Latin Quarter
A) Fernand Cormon B) Princeteau C) Émile Bernard D) Vincent van Gogh
A) Marie-Charlet B) Suzanne Valadon C) Louise Michel D) Jane Avril
A) Five years B) Three years C) Ten years D) One year
A) 5 years B) 10 years C) 30 years D) 20 years
A) J. & E. Bella B) Simpson & Sons C) Drouant D) Natansons
A) Paper confetti B) Cognac C) A bicycle D) Absinthe
A) Maurice Joyant B) Gustave Geffroy C) Oscar Wilde D) Claude Monet
A) Carved his name into it B) Painted it black C) Used it as a stirrer D) Hollowed it out
A) Henri the cook B) The gourmet C) Henri the painter D) The artist
A) Vuillard B) Claude Monet C) Oscar Wilde D) Maurice Joyant
A) 50 B) 300 C) 2,000 D) 150
A) Gustave Geffroy B) Maurice Joyant C) Charles Stuckey D) Alexandra Leaf
A) Earthquake cocktail B) London stew C) Fried confetti D) Catalan salad
A) Painter B) Chef C) Historian of the Impressionists D) Confetti merchant
A) 150 B) 100 C) 300 D) 2,000
A) A London pub B) The Natansons' house C) Drouant D) Palais Garnier
A) Crutches B) Leg braces C) A wheelchair D) A cane
A) A physical accident B) Alcoholism C) A viral infection D) Extreme malnutrition
A) Folie Saint James B) Verdelais sanatorium C) A Parisian hospital D) Château Malromé
A) 15 B) 28 C) 39 D) 50
A) Paris B) Albi C) Neuilly-sur-Seine D) Taussat
A) 50 B) 36 C) 42 D) 29
A) Folie Saint James B) A clinic in Taussat C) The museum in Albi D) Château Malromé
A) Verdelais Cemetery B) Paris C) Albi D) Château Malromé
A) His mother B) Maurice Joyant C) His father D) A nurse
A) Killing a fly B) Leaving the room C) Praying D) Reading a newspaper
A) 363 B) 5,084 C) 275 D) 737
A) Sumie B) Ukiyo-e C) Bunraku D) Shodo
A) Renoir B) Pissarro C) Degas D) Monet
A) Stippled dots B) Long, thin brushstrokes C) Cross-hatched strokes D) Short, thick impasto strokes
A) US$22.4 million B) US$10 million C) US$5 million D) US$50 million
A) Antiques Roadshow B) Fake or Fortune? C) Masterpiece Theatre D) The Art Historian
A) John Leguizamo B) José Ferrer C) Roger Planchon D) Vincent Menjou Cortes
A) Moulin Rouge B) The Dream Collector C) Genus D) Sacré Bleu
A) Only the background figures were detailed B) Figures were abstract and blurred C) He avoided painting groups of people D) Each figure was highly individualised
A) Lautrec (1998) B) Midnight in Paris C) Moulin Rouge (1952) D) Moulin Rouge! (2001)
A) They could be identified by silhouette alone B) They were based on imaginary characters C) They were never identifiable D) They were only recognizable by their clothing
A) Moulin Rouge B) The Dream Collector C) Genus D) Sacré Bleu |
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