A) Alexander Roslin B) Marie-Suzanne Giroust C) Henrik Wilhelm Peill D) Jacques-Louis David
A) Dutch B) French C) German D) Swedish
A) 18th century B) 19th century C) 17th century D) 16th century
A) His student B) His wife C) His sister D) His model
A) Embroidery B) Playing music C) Painting a portrait D) Reading a book
A) King Gustav III B) Marie Antoinette C) Henrik Wilhelm Peill D) Alexander Roslin
A) Historical painting B) Double portrait C) Still life D) Landscape
A) Nationalmuseum, Stockholm B) Uffizi Gallery, Florence C) Louvre, Paris D) Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
A) Stockholm B) Rome C) London D) Paris
A) Mythological figures B) Dramatic lighting C) Crowded background D) Artist painting his wife painting
A) Nobleman B) Diplomat C) Artist D) Merchant
A) Growing status of women artists B) Decline of portraiture C) Rise of abstract art D) Rejection of domestic themes
A) Business partnership B) Parental roles C) Mutual professional respect D) Formal distance
A) Use of perspective B) Female artist at work C) Size of canvas D) Abstract elements
A) Suggests sunset B) Creates mystery C) Highlights the artists D) Dramatic shadows
A) Watercolor on paper B) Charcoal on canvas C) Oil on canvas D) Tempera on wood
A) Rococo B) Neoclassicism C) Baroque D) Romanticism
A) Miniature painting B) Portraiture C) Fresco D) Engraving
A) Dramatic lighting B) Abstract composition C) Political commentary D) Rendering fabrics and textures |