A) Landscapes B) Historical events C) Still life D) Women and children
A) Renaissance B) Surrealism C) Impressionism D) Cubism
A) American B) British C) French D) Italian
A) England B) France C) Italy D) United States
A) Mother and child B) Friends C) Sisters D) Teacher and student
A) Édouard Manet B) Pierre-Auguste Renoir C) Claude Monet D) Edgar Degas
A) Outdoor garden B) Beach scene C) Indoor parlor D) City street
A) Prevented her from exhibiting B) Limited her subject matter C) Made her more popular D) Had no impact
A) Textural richness B) Geometric patterns C) Transparent layers D) Monochrome treatment
A) Abstract elements B) Political commentary C) Use of photography D) Female viewpoint
A) Edgar Degas B) Claude Monet C) Mary Cassatt D) Pierre-Auguste Renoir
A) 1910s B) 1850s C) 1890s D) 1870s
A) Pointillism B) Trompe-l'œil C) Layered blending D) Hard-edge painting
A) Maple B) Oak C) Willow D) Horse chestnut
A) As miniature adults B) As symbolic figures C) As mythological beings D) As natural individuals
A) Roman mosaics B) Egyptian hieroglyphs C) Greek sculpture D) Japanese prints
A) Fauvists B) Salon de Paris C) Impressionists D) Académie des Beaux-Arts
A) Precise, detailed lines B) Visible, loose strokes C) Smooth, blended surfaces D) Thick impasto only
A) Focused on women's lives B) Painted only men C) Created only abstracts D) Avoided human figures
A) Religious iconography B) Political commentary C) Mythological stories D) Modern womanhood |