A) The Guard at Dusk B) Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banninck Cocq C) Captain Cocq's Company D) The Night Patrol
A) 1632 B) 1652 C) 1662 D) 1642
A) Landscape painting B) Mythological scene C) Religious altarpiece D) Group portrait of a civic guard
A) Rijksmuseum B) Van Gogh Museum C) Louvre D) Mauritshuis
A) Paris B) Rotterdam C) The Hague D) Amsterdam
A) Cubism B) Chiaroscuro C) Impressionism D) Pointillism
A) The commissioner requested a night scene B) Dark varnish had darkened over time C) Rembrandt specifically painted it at night D) It depicts a midnight military exercise
A) Rembrandt himself B) The drummer C) The standard bearer D) Captain Frans Banninck Cocq
A) A lantern B) A chicken C) A flag D) A musket
A) Cavalry regiment B) Naval officers C) Dutch Royal Army D) Civic guard of Amsterdam
A) Background completely dark B) All figures facing forward C) Use of only two colors D) Dynamic action instead of static poses
A) Left side, top, and bottom B) All four sides equally C) Only the right side D) Only the left side
A) Golden Age Conservation B) The Rembrandt Restoration C) Operation Night Watch D) Dutch Master Project
A) In a specially designed glass chamber B) Behind bulletproof glass C) Rotated monthly D) In complete darkness
A) Atmospheric perspective B) Linear perspective only C) Monochromatic color scheme D) Flat composition
A) Jan van Goyen B) Frans Hals C) Pieter Lastman D) Willem van Ruytenburch
A) Artillery B) Archers C) Cavalry D) Musketeers
A) Light and shadow B) Geometric shapes C) Pure primary colors D) Gold leaf
A) 1975 B) 1715 C) 1885 D) 1642
A) She serves as a symbolic mascot B) She is Rembrandt's wife C) She is holding a secret message D) She is the captain's daughter
A) Cannon B) Pistol C) Musket D) Sword
A) Stone B) Copper plate C) Wood panel D) Canvas |