A) Pablo Picasso B) J.M.W. Turner C) Laura Knight D) Francis Bacon
A) Charcoal drawing B) Oil painting C) Bronze sculpture D) Watercolor
A) Vietnam War B) Korean War C) World War I D) World War II
A) Shell casing B) Gun barrel C) Breech-ring D) Tank tread
A) 1950 B) 1943 C) 1939 D) 1945
A) Military officer B) Factory inspector C) Journalist D) War artist
A) Royal Academy B) Tate Britain C) National Gallery D) Imperial War Museum
A) Milling machine B) Drill press C) Lathe D) Grinding wheel
A) Abstract B) Cubism C) Impressionism D) Realism
A) Women's military service B) Women's management skills C) Women's industrial contribution to war effort D) Women's fashion in factories
A) Atmospheric perspective B) Isometric projection C) Forced perspective D) Flat composition
A) Measuring tools prominently displayed B) Supervisor watching closely C) Mathematical diagrams in background D) Detailed rendering of machinery and hands
A) Natural sunlight streaming B) Dramatic spotlight on skilled work C) Romantic candlelight effect D) Harsh fluorescent lighting
A) Struggle against machinery B) Casual indifference C) Harmonious and skilled control D) Fear of technology
A) Only painting by a female war artist B) Iconic representation of women's war work C) First painting of factory work D) Largest war painting created
A) Shipbuilding B) Munitions manufacturing C) Automobile assembly D) Textile production
A) Factory worker B) Farmer C) Nurse D) Teacher |