A) Italian B) Danish C) French D) German
A) Paris B) Copenhagen C) Rome D) Florence
A) Renaissance B) Impressionism C) Golden Age of Danish Painting D) Baroque
A) 1855 B) 1820 C) 1870 D) 1837
A) Auguste Rodin B) Bertel Thorvaldsen C) Antonio Canova D) Michelangelo
A) Sculpture B) Watercolor C) Fresco D) Oil painting
A) Landscapes B) Abstract art C) Historical and mythological scenes D) Still life
A) Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen B) Uffizi Gallery, Florence C) The Louvre, Paris D) Vatican Museums, Rome
A) To escape political persecution B) To learn new painting techniques C) To study classical art and architecture D) To find wealthy patrons
A) British Museum B) Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts C) Vatican D) French Academy
A) Ancient Roman art and ruins B) Roman fashion C) Italian cuisine D) Contemporary Italian politics
A) It rejected Danish artistic traditions B) It fostered artistic exchange and national identity C) It focused on commercial art production D) It was a secret political organization
A) J. Th. Lundbye B) Albert Küchler C) P. C. Skovgaard D) Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg
A) Monochromatic B) Warm earth tones C) Bright primary colors D) Cool blues and grays |