A) Rembrandt van Rijn B) Johannes Vermeer C) Pieter Bruegel the Elder D) Hendrick Avercamp
A) 15th century B) 16th century C) 18th century D) 17th century
A) Summer B) Spring C) Autumn D) Winter
A) A windmill B) A bridge C) A castle D) A cathedral
A) German B) French C) Dutch D) English
A) Oil on panel B) Watercolor on paper C) Fresco D) Tempera on canvas
A) He had no arms B) He was blind C) He was mute and deaf D) He was paralyzed
A) Atmospheric perspective B) Symmetrical balance C) Large foreground figures D) Bright colors
A) Somber and dark B) Mysterious and eerie C) Romantic and dreamy D) Festive and lively
A) Horses and dogs B) Cows and sheep C) Cats and rabbits D) Birds and fish
A) Renaissance B) Baroque C) Dutch Golden Age D) Romanticism
A) In formal evening wear B) In military uniforms C) In summer attire D) In warm winter clothing
A) Evergreen trees only B) Flowering trees C) Palm trees D) Bare winter trees
A) England B) Italy C) France D) The Netherlands
A) Singing B) Fighting C) Swimming D) Falling down
A) The frozen boats B) A single skater C) The sky D) The castle in background
A) Isometric perspective B) No perspective C) Linear perspective D) Reverse perspective
A) Portrait studies B) Religious symbolism C) Mythological themes D) Busy winter scenes
A) Fishing B) Sledding C) Ice skating D) Hunting
A) Flat, frozen waterways B) Tropical beaches C) Desert landscapes D) Mountainous terrain
A) The Hague B) Amsterdam C) Kampen D) Rotterdam
A) Colorful sunset B) Hazy, cold light C) Bright, direct sunlight D) Stormy darkness
A) Close-up portraits B) Panoramic with high horizon C) Abstract patterns D) Vertical landscapes
A) Blurred, impressionistic crowds B) Individualized figures with distinct activities C) Only silhouettes D) Identical repeating figures
A) Louvre Museum B) Rijksmuseum C) Metropolitan Museum D) British Museum |