A) Dubrovnik B) Zagreb C) Split D) Istria
A) Vincent from Kastav B) Francesco Robba C) Federiko Benković D) Vlaho Bukovac
A) Church of Holy Mary in Škriljinah B) Church of St. Donatus C) Church of St. Mark D) Cathedral of St. Domnius
A) Split B) Rome C) Zagreb D) Istanbul
A) Paris B) Zagreb C) Vienna D) Istanbul
A) Vincent from Kastav B) Federiko Benković C) Monks from Split D) Monks from Zadar
A) Vlaho Bukovac B) Vincent from Kastav C) Francesco Robba D) Federiko Benković
A) Vlaho Bukovac B) Francesco Robba C) Vincent from Kastav D) Federiko Benković
A) Dark and expressionist B) Aggressive and political C) Abstract and geometric D) Sentimental, gentle and subtle
A) Vlaho Bukovac B) Francesco Robba C) Vincent from Kastav D) Federiko Benković
A) Millennium Exhibition in Budapest B) Vienna Secession Exhibition C) Venice Biennale D) World Fair in Paris
A) London and Berlin B) Budapest and Prague C) Paris and Rome D) Vienna and Munich
A) Paris B) Venice C) Munich D) Vienna
A) National history and legends B) Industrial machinery and factories C) Mythological Greek gods D) Abstract geometric shapes
A) Against the ruling Austro-Hungarian state B) Supporting the Austro-Hungarian monarchy C) Promoting global capitalism D) For the expansion of the Ottoman Empire
A) Kingdom of Italy B) Soviet Union C) Austro-Hungarian Empire D) Kingdom of Yugoslavia
A) A return to Baroque sculptures B) An embrace of socialist realism C) Strict adherence to romanticism D) A move to flatter forms, with signs of cubism and expressionism
A) Religious devotion and saints B) Ancient Roman history C) Pure mathematical abstraction D) Reality and social issues
A) Naive art B) Impressionism C) Gothic painting D) Art informel
A) A massive surge in computer art B) An embrace of chaotic abstract expressionism C) A return to more simple, classical styles D) The invention of photography-based installations
A) Secession ideas B) Romanticism C) Bauhaus ideas D) The Earth Group
A) Because the government banned all visual arts B) Because artists completely stopped painting C) Due to strict orders from Paris and Vienna D) Due to the early split with the rest of the Eastern Bloc
A) Non-conventional forms of visual expression B) Gothic fresco painting C) Strict classical portraiture D) Romantic landscape painting
A) Baroque marble sculptures B) Illuminated liturgical manuscripts C) Photography, video, computer art, performance art and installations D) Oil paintings on wooden panels
A) Exclusively impressionist and sentimental B) More conceptual, figurative and expressionist C) Purely focused on Gothic church frescoes D) Strictly socialist realist
A) A total rejection of canvas and paint B) Computer art and video installations exclusively C) A return to traditional painting and images D) The dominance of socialist realism
A) Venice B) Rome C) Athens D) Constantinople
A) 9th century B) 5th century C) 11th century D) 7th century
A) Zoroastrianism B) Hellenistic paganism C) Roman polytheism D) Slavic paganism
A) Učka mountain B) Velebit mountain C) Dinara mountain D) Biokovo mountain
A) Baroque period B) Renaissance period C) Gothic period D) Pre-Romanesque period
A) English monasteries B) Spanish monasteries C) Frankish monasteries D) Irish monasteries
A) Branimir B) Trpimir C) Tomislav D) Zvonimir
A) Provost Dobroslav B) Duke Trpimir C) King Zvonimir D) Duke Branimir
A) Ten B) Three C) Seven D) Five
A) Trpimir B) Branimir C) Demetruis Zvonimir D) Tomislav
A) Knin document B) Baška tablet C) Rižinice inscription D) Solin tablet
A) Beneventan, Carolingian minuscule, or Gothic minuscule script B) Runes, Ogham, or Phoenician script C) Hieroglyphics, cuneiform, or Demotic script D) Cyrillic, Greek, or Arabic script
A) Church Slavonic B) Croatian language C) Latin language D) Italian language
A) Croatian provost Dobroslav B) Duke Trpimir C) King Demetruis Zvonimir D) Queen Helen of Zadar
A) Royal mausoleum B) Pagan temple C) Frankish fortress D) Benedictine monastery
A) Kapitul near Knin B) Rižinice near Solin C) Baška on Krk island D) St. Stephen on the Island
A) Viking raids B) Frankish occupation C) Ottoman invasions D) Venetian expansion
A) Issa B) Pharos C) Corcyra Nigra D) Salona
A) Corcyra Nigra B) Pharos C) Jader D) Issa
A) Corcyra Nigra B) Pola C) Pharos D) Issa
A) 390 BC B) 300 AD C) 2nd century D) 229 BC
A) Duse B) Teuta C) Anastasia D) Euphrasia
A) 6th century B) 229 BC C) 390 BC D) 300 AD
A) Roman-Illyrian Rebellion B) Adriatic Uprising C) Great Dalmatian War D) Great Illyrian Revolt
A) Forty B) Three C) Ten D) Thirty
A) Salona B) Zadar C) Pola (Pula) D) Poreč
A) Issa B) Salona C) Pola D) Jader
A) 4,000 B) 100,000 C) 10,000 D) 40,000
A) Saint Anastasius B) Queen Teuta C) Saint Domnius D) Emperor Diocletian
A) 229 BC B) 600 AD C) 300 AD D) 390 BC
A) Greek colonization B) Illyrian art C) Christianity D) Roman government
A) Teuta B) Domnius (Duje) C) Diocletian D) Euphrasius
A) Teuta B) Anastasius (Staš) C) Domnius D) Diocletian
A) Zadar B) Salona C) Pula D) Poreč
A) Ante Starčević B) Stjepan Radić C) Ljudevit Gaj D) Josip Jelačić
A) Illyrian Academy B) Matica ilirska C) Matica hrvatska D) Zagreb Cultural Society
A) 1900 B) 1872 C) 1848 D) 1842
A) Cravat B) Cloak C) Sash D) Vest
A) Vinkovci culture B) Dalmatian culture C) Illyrian culture D) Vučedol culture
A) Nezakcij culture B) Krapina culture C) Zagreb culture D) Vinkovci culture
A) Copper clasps B) Bone pins C) Bronze fibulas D) Iron buckles
A) It slowed it down B) It accelerated it C) It had no effect D) It completely stopped all arts
A) Petar Zoranić B) Marko Marulić C) Šimun Kožičić Benja D) Brne Karnarutić
A) Marko Marulić B) Matija Antun Relković C) Tituš Brezovački D) Petar Zoranić
A) Juraj Dalmatinac B) Julije Klović C) Andrija Kačić Miošić D) Brne Karnarutić
A) Radovan B) Juraj Dalmatinac C) Andrija Buvina D) Julije Klović
A) Chest of St Simeon B) Trogir cathedral stone portal C) Šibenik Cathedral D) Split Cathedral wooden doors
A) Julije Klović B) Juraj Dalmatinac C) Antun Kanižlić D) Baltazar Adam Krčelić
A) Fresco paintings B) Stone sculpture C) Gilded metal reliefs D) Miniature paintings
A) Tituš Brezovački B) Matija Petar Katančić C) Matija Antun Relković D) Andrija Kačić Miošić
A) Tituš Brezovački B) Matija Antun Relković C) Antun Kanižlić D) Baltazar Adam Krčelić
A) Baltazar Adam Krčelić B) Marko Marulić C) Brne Karnarutić D) Petar Zoranić
A) Julije Klović B) Juraj Dalmatinac C) Andrija Buvina D) Matija Petar Katančić
A) Radovan B) Andrija Buvina C) Ivan Meštrović D) Antun Augustinčić
A) Frano Kršinić B) Juraj Dalmatinac C) Radovan D) Andrija Buvina
A) The capital of the empire B) An Ottoman stronghold C) A completely autonomous Slavic kingdom D) An independent Venetian city
A) Dubrovnik B) Šibenik C) Milan D) Venice
A) 1750 B) 1220 C) 1240 D) 1380
A) Ivan Meštrović B) Matija Antun Relković C) Tituš Brezovački D) Andrija Kačić Miošić
A) Juraj Dalmatinac B) Andrija Buvina C) Antun Augustinčić D) Julije Klović
A) Frano Kršinić B) Baltazar Adam Krčelić C) Radovan D) Brne Karnarutić
A) Zagreb B) Dalmatia C) Istria D) Slavonia
A) Baroque B) Romanesque C) Gothic D) Mediterranean
A) Donato Bramante B) Filippo Brunelleschi C) Andrea Palladio D) Giorgio da Sebenico
A) Luciano Laurana B) Niccolò di Giovanni Fiorentino C) Francesco Laurana D) Michelozzo
A) Zenit B) Bauhaus C) Gorgona D) Exat 51
A) Experimental atelier B) Extended Artistic Tradition C) Exhibition of Architecture and Technology D) Expressive Art Team
A) Ivan Picelj B) Vlado Kristl C) Vjenceslav Richter D) Aleksandar Srnec
A) Aleksandar Srnec B) Bernardo Bernardi C) Zdravko Bregovac D) Vjenceslav Richter
A) House design departments B) Foreign consulting firms C) Independent foreign artists D) State-mandated copying bureaus
A) Marin Držić B) Matija Antun Relković C) Vatroslav Lisinski D) Zoran Škugor
A) University professors B) Females C) Males D) Elderly citizens
A) Bećarac B) Dora C) Porin D) Schlager
A) 1990 B) 2011 C) 1994 D) 2018 |