A) Marble sculpture B) Tempera on wood C) Watercolor on paper D) Oil on canvas
A) Hydra B) Minotaur C) Cyclops D) Sea monster
A) Riding a horse B) Fleeing from danger C) Holding a sword D) Chained to a rock
A) Spear B) Trident C) Sword D) Bow and arrow
A) Chariot B) Dolphin C) Pegasus D) Eagle
A) Dramatic and dynamic B) Static and symmetrical C) Minimalist and sparse D) Abstract and fragmented
A) Italian B) French C) German D) British
A) President of Royal Academy B) Director of Louvre C) Founder of Pre-Raphaelites D) Court painter to Queen Victoria
A) Medium-sized B) Mural C) Miniature D) Large-scale
A) As a giant crab B) As a leviathan C) As a kraken D) As a sea serpent
A) Flat lighting B) Artificial lighting C) Harsh midday light D) Dramatic chiaroscuro
A) Joy and excitement B) Boredom and indifference C) Fear and hope D) Anger and defiance
A) Son B) Brother C) Grandson D) Nephew
A) Heavy impasto B) Pointillist dots C) Smooth and polished D) Quick and sketchy
A) Self-taught B) European academies C) Japanese apprenticeship D) Medieval workshop
A) Nymph B) Goddess C) Peasant D) Princess
A) Distorted and elongated B) Idealized and classical C) Abstract and simplified D) Realistic and flawed
A) Still life B) Historical and mythological C) Urban scenes D) Landscape and nature
A) Peaceful and serene B) Heroic and dramatic C) Humorous and light D) Mysterious and eerie
A) Edward Burne-Jones B) Lawrence Alma-Tadema C) Frederic Leighton D) John William Waterhouse
A) Jason B) Perseus C) Theseus D) Hercules
A) Agamemnon B) Minos C) Aeëtes D) Cepheus
A) Aphrodite B) Cassiopeia C) Medea D) Hera
A) Returned her to her parents B) Made her his servant C) Married her D) Took her as a hostage
A) Artemis B) Hera C) Aphrodite D) Athena
A) Hesiod's Theogony B) Homer's Iliad C) Ovid's Metamorphoses D) Virgil's Aeneid
A) Hades B) Apollo C) Zeus D) Poseidon
A) Europa B) Danaë C) Alcmene D) Leda |