A) Gothic B) Neoclassical C) Renaissance D) Baroque
A) Germany B) France C) Spain D) Italy
A) Henri IV B) Marie Antoinette C) Napoleon Bonaparte D) Louis XVI
A) From the 16th to the 19th century B) 19th to early 20th century C) 15th century only D) 12th to 14th century
A) Louis XIV B) Henry II C) Francis I D) Louis XV
A) Cour d'Honneur B) Cour des Souvenirs C) Cour des Adieux D) Cour de Marbre
A) 1981 B) 2000 C) 1975 D) 1990
A) A theatre B) An aquarium C) A zoo D) A museum
A) Raphael B) Michelangelo C) Da Vinci D) Rosso Fiorentino
A) It is found directly within the city limits of Paris. B) It is located 55 kilometers southeast of the center of Paris. C) It is situated on the western coast of France. D) It is located in the northern part of France.
A) In 1901. B) In 1945. C) In 1927. D) In 1981.
A) It started as an educational institution. B) It functioned primarily as a public marketplace. C) It served as a hunting lodge and autumn residence for French monarchs. D) It was originally built as a military fortress.
A) In 1501. B) In 1703. C) In 1804. D) In 1622.
A) It was a square 'donjon' or keep, three stories high with stone walls and a wooden palisade. B) A small cottage surrounded by a moat. C) An open-air amphitheater for royal events. D) A large palace with multiple wings and gardens.
A) Thomas Becket, the English priest in exile. B) King Henry II of England. C) Pope Gregory IX. D) Saint Bernard of Clairvaux.
A) An armory. B) A monastery of the Trinitarians, a mendicant order of monks. C) A royal library. D) A grand stables for horses.
A) Cour Carrée B) Chapelle Expiatoire C) Porte Dorée (Golden Gate) D) Palais Garnier
A) A lion holding a sword B) An eagle with a crown C) A salamander surrounded by flames D) A fleur-de-lis
A) Francesco Primaticcio B) Raphael Sanzio C) Michelangelo Buonarroti D) Titian
A) Escalier des Ambassadeurs B) Grand Escalier C) Cheminée de la Reine D) Portique de Serlio
A) The Cour des Offices B) The Gallery of Diana C) The wing of the Belle Cheminée D) The Oval Court
A) Henry IV B) Louis XIV C) Francis II D) Charles IX
A) Francesco Primaticcio B) Ambroise Dubois C) Martin Fréminet D) Toussaint Dubreuil
A) Tommaso Francini B) Martin Fréminet C) Henry IV D) Claude Mollet
A) 1500 meters long B) 900 meters long C) 600 meters long D) 1200 meters long
A) Tommaso Francini B) Martin Fréminet C) Francesco Primaticcio D) Claude Mollet
A) Versailles B) The chateau at Fontainebleau C) Château d'Anet D) Luxembourg Garden
A) Jean Androuet du Cerceau B) Philibert Delorme C) Jules Hardouin-Mansart D) André-Charles Boulle
A) King Louis XVI B) King Louis XIV C) King Louis XV D) King Louis XIII
A) Jules Hardouin-Mansart B) Ange-Jacques Gabriel C) Louis Le Vau D) André Le Nôtre
A) Tsar Peter the Great B) Tsar Ivan IV C) Tsar Nicholas I D) Tsar Alexander II
A) Ange-Jacques Gabriel B) Jules Hardouin-Mansart C) Jean Androuet du Cerceau D) André-Charles Boulle
A) Italian Renaissance style B) Arabesque style C) Turkish-style D) French formal garden style
A) King Louis XVI B) King Louis XIV C) King Louis XIII D) King Louis XV
A) Louis Le Vau B) Ange-Jacques Gabriel C) Jean Androuet du Cerceau D) Jules Hardouin-Mansart
A) The Bourbon Restoration B) The Revolution C) Restoration and the reign of Louis-Philippe D) The First Empire
A) Louis-Philippe I B) Pope Pius VII C) Maximilien Joseph Hurtault. D) Napoleon Bonaparte
A) 5 November 1810 B) 20 March 1815 C) 4 April 1814. D) 20 April 1814
A) Empire style B) Baroque C) Neo-Renaissance D) Neoclassical.
A) Baroque B) Neo-Renaissance. C) Empire style D) Gothic
A) 1856 B) 1923 C) 1940 D) 1870
A) Franz Xaver Winterhalter B) Frederick Charles of Prussia C) Hector Lefuel D) Charles Henri Joseph Cordier
A) Franz Xaver Winterhalter B) Claude Monet C) Pierre-Auguste Renoir D) Vincent van Gogh
A) UNESCO B) Écoles d'Art Américaines C) NATO's Allied Forces Central Europe/Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe D) The School of Applied Artillery
A) Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Theater B) Fontainebleau Royal Theater C) Empress Eugénie Theater D) Napoleon III Theater
A) 16 June 1940 B) 10 November 1941 C) 1 March 2015 D) 30 April 2014
A) Emperor Napoleon III B) Andre Malraux C) Charles Henri Joseph Cordier D) Frederick Charles of Prussia
A) French troops B) The Germans C) NATO forces D) The Prussian Army
A) 1528 B) 1531 C) 1533 D) 1546
A) A star B) A crown C) The crescent moon D) An owl
A) Francesco Scibec da Carpi B) Nicolo dell'Abate C) Rosso Fiorentino D) J. Alaux
A) 1528 B) 1533 C) 1546 D) 1554
A) Jacques Vererckt B) Guillaume Noyers C) Pierre Rousseau D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) Pierre Rousseau B) Jacques Vererckt C) Marie Leszczynska D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) Arabesque design B) Ancient Roman models C) Rocaille style D) Baroque style
A) 1797, after her execution B) Before the French Revolution C) 1786, when it was made D) During the reign of Louis Philippe
A) Pierre Rousseau B) Jacques Vererckt C) Guillaume Noyers D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) Guillaume Noyers B) Jacques Vererckt C) Laplace, Michel-Hubert Bourgeois, Louis-François Touzé D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) Roland B) Pierre Rousseau C) Michel-Hubert Bourgeois D) Laplace
A) Jacques Vererckt B) Pierre Rousseau C) Ange-Jacques Gabriel D) Jean-Henri Riesener
A) Michel-Hubert Bourgeois B) Jean-Simon Berthélemy C) Pierre Rousseau D) Roland
A) Ange-Jacques Gabriel B) Bernard Molitor C) Jacques Vererckt D) Pierre Rousseau
A) 1752 B) 1835 C) 1786 D) 1808
A) Empire B) Baroque C) Louis-Philippe D) Arabesque
A) King Louis Philippe B) Queen Marie-Amelie C) Napoleon D) Marie Antoinette
A) 1752 B) 1786 C) 1835 D) 1808
A) Jacob-Desmalter B) Philippe de Champaigne C) Robert Lefèvre D) Amboise Dubois
A) Jacob-Desmalter B) Amboise Dubois C) Robert Lefèvre D) Philippe de Champaigne
A) Palace of Fontainebleau B) The Tuileries Palace C) Versailles Palace D) Château de Saint-Cloud
A) Alexis Peyrotte B) François Boucher C) Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre D) Carle van Loo
A) Jacob-Desmalter B) Marcion C) Claude Audran D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) 1754 B) 1804 C) 1806 D) 1773
A) François Boucher B) Jean-Baptiste Regnault C) Alexis Peyrotte D) Frédéric-Simon Moench
A) Marcion B) Sallandrouze C) Jacob-Desmalter D) Frédéric-Simon Moench
A) He installed a grandiose canopy bed. B) He added the camp bed. C) He placed an ornate writing desk. D) He introduced luxurious drapery.
A) Marble. B) Porcelain. C) Bronze. D) Tinned copper.
A) A simple cotton skirt. B) A velvet curtain. C) A marble surround. D) An ornate wooden frame.
A) Louis XIV B) Ambroise Perret C) Gilbert de Sève D) Charles Errard
A) Sun and planets B) Oak leaves and putti C) Military trophies D) A pelican
A) Napoleon III B) Charlemagne C) Louis IX D) Francis I
A) Jean Gobert B) Martin Freminet C) Anthony Girault D) Francesco Bordoni
A) Anthony Girault B) François-Henri Cilquot C) Francesco Bordoni D) Jean Gobert
A) Napoleon III B) Louis XIV C) Charles IX D) Henry IV
A) Ruggiero d'Ruggieri B) Mathieu Jacquet C) Ambroise Dubois D) Pierre Bontemps
A) A salon B) A promenade corridor C) A library D) A dining room
A) A library B) A salon C) A dining room D) A promenade corridor
A) Napoleon III B) A British-French military expedition C) The Empress Eugénie D) A delegation from Siam
A) 17th-century Chinese screens B) Japanese temples C) Siamese palaces D) French furniture from the 18th century
A) Backgammon B) Checkers C) Chess D) An old bagatelle game
A) A violin B) A flute C) A harpsichord D) A mechanical piano
A) Catherine de' Medici. B) Francis I. C) Louis XIV. D) Henry IV.
A) Gallery of the Deer inside the palace B) Garden of Diana C) Jardin du Luxembourg D) The Louvre
A) Barthelemy Prieur B) Pierre Biard l'Aîné C) Keller brothers D) Tommaso Francini
A) Under Louis XIV B) During the Third Republic C) In the 19th century D) During Napoleon I's reign
A) Pine Garden B) Atlas Garden C) Renaissance Garden D) English Garden
A) 1584 B) 1552 C) 1532 D) 1540
A) Benvenuto Cellini B) Rosso Fiorentino C) Francesco Primaticcio D) Niccolò dell'Abbate
A) Ambroise Dubois B) Jean Cousin the Elder C) Toussaint Dubreuil D) Benvenuto Cellini
A) 2000 B) 1990 C) 1975 D) 1986 |