A) François Boucher B) Jean-Honoré Fragonard C) Antoine Watteau D) Jacques-Louis David
A) Rococo B) Romanticism C) Neoclassicism D) Baroque
A) Juno B) Minerva C) Diana D) Venus
A) Psyche B) Cupid C) Adonis D) Eros
A) 18th century B) 19th century C) 17th century D) 16th century
A) Tempera on wood B) Fresco C) Watercolor on paper D) Oil on canvas
A) Napoleon B) Louis XV C) Louis XVI D) Louis XIV
A) Religious B) Portrait C) Historical D) Mythological
A) Academic and serious B) Mournful and sad C) Warlike and aggressive D) Playful and sensual
A) Marie Antoinette B) Catherine the Great C) Madame de Pompadour D) Cardinal Richelieu
A) Gothic interiors B) Barren deserts C) Urban cityscapes D) Lush, natural landscapes
A) Abstract and distorted B) Soft and idealized C) Muscular and heroic D) Realistic and flawed
A) Siblings B) Rivals C) Mother and son D) Lovers
A) Asceticism B) Intellectualism C) Brutality D) Sensuality
A) Monumental and bold B) Tight and detailed C) Loose and fluid D) Heavy and textured
A) Monochromatic scheme B) Soft, pearly tones C) Primary colors only D) Dark, dramatic contrasts
A) Heroic conquest B) Maternal comfort C) Divine punishment D) Moral lesson
A) Putti (cherubs) B) Demons C) Skeletons D) Angels
A) Royal Academy of Painting B) French Academy in Rome C) Gobelins Manufactory D) Paris Salon
A) The Sea B) War C) Love D) Wisdom
A) Peacocks B) Doves C) Owls D) Eagles
A) Student B) Janitor C) Director D) Critic
A) Sculpture B) Tapestry design C) Stained glass D) Architecture |