A) Titian B) Caravaggio C) Raphael D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) One
A) Future fears B) Youthful energy C) Past mistakes D) Present strength
A) 16th century B) 14th century C) 17th century D) 15th century
A) Gothic B) Venetian Renaissance C) Baroque D) Neoclassicism
A) Oil on canvas B) Watercolor C) Fresco D) Tempera on wood
A) National Gallery, London B) Prado, Madrid C) Louvre, Paris D) Uffizi, Florence
A) Three stages of love B) Three elements of nature C) The Holy Trinity D) Prudence requires learning from past, present, and future
A) Bright primary colors B) Pastel shades C) Cool blues and greens D) Earthy browns and golds
A) No light contrast B) Flat even lighting C) Backlighting only D) Dramatic chiaroscuro
A) Grisaille B) Sfumato C) Impasto D) Pointillism
A) Political allegory B) Historical allegory C) Moral allegory D) Religious allegory
A) Contemplative and solemn B) Angry and confrontational C) Joyful and celebratory D) Mysterious and dreamlike
A) Its large scale B) Its complex philosophical allegory C) Its religious subject matter D) Its use of bright colors
A) Forward B) Right C) Downward D) Left
A) Wolf B) Eagle C) Lion D) Dog
A) Left to right in age progression B) Random placement C) In a circular formation D) Vertically stacked
A) Kenneth Clark B) Giorgio Vasari C) Erwin Panofsky D) Bernard Berenson |