A) By the Sea B) Tahitian Landscape C) The Sacred Mountain D) Women Gathering Fruit
A) Pablo Picasso B) Vincent van Gogh C) Henri Matisse D) Paul Gauguin
A) 1920s B) 1910s C) 1890s D) 1870s
A) Martinique B) Hawaii C) Tahiti D) France
A) National Gallery of Art, Washington B) Metropolitan Museum, New York C) Louvre Museum, Paris D) Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
A) Oil on canvas B) Watercolor on paper C) Charcoal drawing D) Woodblock print
A) African tribal rituals B) European industrialization C) Tahitian life and mythology D) Japanese woodblock traditions
A) 1901 B) 1898 C) 1888 D) 1892
A) Religious conversion B) Primitive authenticity C) Academic training D) Commercial success
A) Pointillism (dots) B) Sfumato (soft edges) C) Cloisonnism (dark outlines) D) Impasto (thick texture)
A) Greek sculpture B) Renaissance frescoes C) Japanese prints D) Dutch still lifes
A) Spiritual beliefs and myths B) Modern technology C) European fashion D) Colonial government
A) Documentation of urban life B) Celebration of industry C) Rejection of Western civilization D) Exploration of science
A) Peaceful and idyllic B) Humorous and satirical C) Melancholic and sad D) Chaotic and violent
A) Stockbroker B) Doctor C) Architect D) Teacher
A) Classically proportioned B) Skeletal and emaciated C) Simplified and stylized D) Hyper-realistic detail
A) Jackson Pollock B) Salvador Dalí C) Vincent van Gogh D) Claude Monet
A) Realism B) Impressionism C) Cubism D) Post-Impressionism
A) A tropical lake B) The Mediterranean Sea C) A French river D) The Pacific Ocean
A) British B) Dutch C) Spanish D) French |