A) Rembrandt B) Anthony van Dyck C) Peter Paul Rubens D) Diego Velázquez
A) 1637-1638 B) 1650-1651 C) 1610-1611 D) 1620-1621
A) Uffizi Gallery, Florence B) Louvre Museum, Paris C) National Gallery, London D) Prado Museum, Madrid
A) Elephant B) Horse C) Camel D) Donkey
A) Baroque B) Rococo C) Renaissance D) Neoclassicism
A) Looking up from below B) At eye level C) In profile view D) Looking down from above
A) Royal historian B) Principal court painter C) Royal architect D) Court musician
A) Gray B) Brown C) Black D) White
A) He abdicated the throne B) He won a major war C) He converted religions D) He was executed
A) The viewer looks up at the king B) It shows multiple viewpoints C) It uses extreme foreshortening D) The king is seen from behind
A) Abstract art B) Still life C) Equestrian portraiture D) Landscape painting
A) English B) French C) Flemish D) Dutch
A) Includes angelic figures B) Shows king praying C) Shows king as elevated and god-like D) Includes religious symbols
A) Flying banners B) The horse's turned head C) Storm clouds D) Running figures
A) Through continental artistic style B) Through foreign landscapes C) By using foreign materials D) By including foreign diplomats
A) Student of Rembrandt B) Court painter in France C) Assistant to Rubens D) Medal designer
A) Makes him appear taller B) Doesn't address height C) Shows his true short stature D) Makes him appear shorter
A) Royal propaganda B) Art competition entry C) Private family memorial D) Religious devotion
A) 16th century B) 18th century C) 17th century D) 15th century
A) James I B) Charles I C) Henry VIII D) Charles II
A) Baton B) Sword C) Scroll D) Reins
A) Chiaroscuro B) Collage C) Graffiti D) Pointillism |