A) Berthe Morisot B) Rosa Bonheur C) Anna Petersen D) Mary Cassatt
A) Dutch B) French C) German D) Danish
A) In a hothouse B) In a forest C) In a kitchen D) In a classroom
A) Brittany, France B) Bavaria, Germany C) Britain D) Brussels, Belgium
A) Tropical or delicate plants B) Aquatic plants C) Desert cacti D) Wildflowers
A) Sculpture B) Painting C) Photography D) Printmaking
A) Religious themes B) Abstract compositions C) Mythological scenes D) Everyday life scenes
A) Humorous and lighthearted B) Dramatic and intense C) Peaceful and contemplative D) Mysterious and dark
A) She never exhibited her work B) She was a successful female artist C) She painted only landscapes D) She used only black and white
A) A controlled natural environment B) Industrial progress C) Royal power D) Religious sanctuary
A) With naturalistic detail B) In idealized forms C) As geometric shapes D) As caricatures
A) Incorporation of text B) Rendering of light and texture C) Use of bold political messages D) Large scale dimensions
A) Bourgeoisie B) Aristocracy C) Working class D) Royalty
A) It explains color symbolism B) It provides political context C) It reveals the artist's emotions D) It identifies subject and setting
A) It introduced a new art movement B) It shows female perspective on daily life C) It was politically controversial D) It broke size records for paintings
A) Surrealism B) Abstract Expressionism C) Realism D) Cubism
A) Greenhouse B) Shed C) Barn D) Conservatory |