A) 1848 B) 1876 C) 1843 D) 1842
A) Frederick Bacon B) Clarkson Stanfield C) Daniel Maclise D) Charles Dickens
A) Scottish B) English C) Irish D) Welsh
A) Cornwall B) Dublin C) London D) South Kensington
A) John Forster and Frederick Bacon B) Clarkson Stanfield and Frederick Bacon C) Georgina Hogarth and John Forster D) Charles Dickens and Clarkson Stanfield
A) Charles Dickens' mother B) A local villager C) Georgina Hogarth D) Daniel Maclise's sister
A) Daughter B) Wife C) Cousin D) Sister-in-law
A) At an auction B) Via an intermediary C) Directly from Maclise D) He was gifted it
A) He did not like Maclise B) He was abroad at the time C) He wanted to remain anonymous D) He feared Maclise would undercharge him
A) The National Gallery B) Royal Academy Exhibition C) Art Union of London D) Victoria and Albert Museum
A) Daniel Maclise B) Frederick Bacon C) The Victoria and Albert Museum D) John Forster
A) 1848 B) 1876 C) 1842 D) 1843
A) St Nectan's Glen B) The Cornish Holiday C) The Nymph of the Waterfall D) Waterfall at St Nighton's Kieve
A) Museum curator B) Writer C) Painter D) Engraver
A) Cornwall B) London C) Tintagel D) Dublin |