A) Rokeby Venus B) Sleeping Venus C) The Toilet of Venus D) Venus of Urbino
A) Prado Museum, Madrid B) Uffizi Gallery, Florence C) National Gallery, London D) Louvre Museum, Paris
A) Through a mirror held by Cupid B) Through a pool of water C) Through a window reflection D) Through a polished shield
A) Seated in profile B) Standing facing viewer C) Kneeling sideways D) Lying with her back to viewer
A) Cupid B) A servant C) Mars D) Mercury
A) Baroque B) Neoclassical C) Renaissance D) Rococo
A) It was discovered in Rokeby Cathedral B) It depicts Venus emerging from rock formations C) Velázquez painted it in Rokeby, England D) It was once owned by the Morritt family of Rokeby Park
A) Overlapping architectural elements B) Use of linear perspective C) Diagonal arrangement of figures D) Multiple vanishing points
A) La Venus del espejo B) El desnudo de Venus C) Venus reclinada D) Venus y Cupido
A) Philip IV of Spain B) Charles I of England C) Louis XIV of France D) Ferdinand III of Hungary
A) Smooth, enamel-like finish B) Loose, visible brushstrokes C) Highly detailed miniaturism D) Pointillist dots
A) Tempera B) Watercolor C) Fresco D) Oil on canvas
A) 15th century B) 17th century C) 16th century D) 18th century
A) Venus's face B) Cupid's face C) The artist D) A window
A) Emmeline Pankhurst B) Emily Davison C) Mary Richardson D) Christabel Pankhurst
A) Objection to nudity in art B) Protest against Spanish art C) Objection to mythological themes D) Protest against women's imprisonment
A) Red B) Black C) Blonde D) Dark brown
A) Inverted B) Crystal clear C) Distorted D) Blurred and indistinct
A) Royal architect B) Royal sculptor C) Court musician D) Court painter
A) Bright primary colors B) Cool blues and greens C) Warm reds and flesh tones D) Monochrome grey tones
A) Landscape B) Still life C) Portrait D) Mythological painting
A) Francisco Goya B) Caravaggio C) Vincent van Gogh D) Rembrandt |