A) Neoclassical B) Renaissance C) Gothic D) Baroque
A) France B) Germany C) Italy D) Spain
A) Marie Antoinette B) Henri IV C) Napoleon Bonaparte D) Louis XVI
A) 15th century only B) 19th to early 20th century C) From the 16th to the 19th century D) 12th to 14th century
A) Louis XIV B) Henry II C) Francis I D) Louis XV
A) Cour des Adieux B) Cour de Marbre C) Cour des Souvenirs D) Cour d'Honneur
A) 1981 B) 2000 C) 1990 D) 1975
A) A theatre B) A museum C) A zoo D) An aquarium
A) Raphael B) Michelangelo C) Rosso Fiorentino D) Da Vinci
A) It is located in the northern part of France. B) It is found directly within the city limits of Paris. C) It is situated on the western coast of France. D) It is located 55 kilometers southeast of the center of Paris.
A) In 1927. B) In 1981. C) In 1901. D) In 1945.
A) It started as an educational institution. B) It was originally built as a military fortress. C) It served as a hunting lodge and autumn residence for French monarchs. D) It functioned primarily as a public marketplace.
A) In 1622. B) In 1501. C) In 1703. D) In 1804.
A) An open-air amphitheater for royal events. B) A small cottage surrounded by a moat. C) A large palace with multiple wings and gardens. D) It was a square 'donjon' or keep, three stories high with stone walls and a wooden palisade.
A) Thomas Becket, the English priest in exile. B) King Henry II of England. C) Pope Gregory IX. D) Saint Bernard of Clairvaux.
A) A grand stables for horses. B) A royal library. C) An armory. D) A monastery of the Trinitarians, a mendicant order of monks.
A) Palais Garnier B) Porte Dorée (Golden Gate) C) Chapelle Expiatoire D) Cour Carrée
A) A salamander surrounded by flames B) A lion holding a sword C) An eagle with a crown D) A fleur-de-lis
A) Francesco Primaticcio B) Raphael Sanzio C) Michelangelo Buonarroti D) Titian
A) Portique de Serlio B) Escalier des Ambassadeurs C) Cheminée de la Reine D) Grand Escalier
A) The Oval Court B) The Gallery of Diana C) The Cour des Offices D) The wing of the Belle Cheminée
A) Henry IV B) Charles IX C) Louis XIV D) Francis II
A) Ambroise Dubois B) Francesco Primaticcio C) Martin Fréminet D) Toussaint Dubreuil
A) Martin Fréminet B) Henry IV C) Claude Mollet D) Tommaso Francini
A) 1500 meters long B) 1200 meters long C) 900 meters long D) 600 meters long
A) Martin Fréminet B) Claude Mollet C) Francesco Primaticcio D) Tommaso Francini
A) Luxembourg Garden B) Versailles C) Château d'Anet D) The chateau at Fontainebleau
A) Jean Androuet du Cerceau B) André-Charles Boulle C) Jules Hardouin-Mansart D) Philibert Delorme
A) King Louis XIII B) King Louis XV C) King Louis XIV D) King Louis XVI
A) Ange-Jacques Gabriel B) Louis Le Vau C) André Le Nôtre D) Jules Hardouin-Mansart
A) Tsar Nicholas I B) Tsar Peter the Great C) Tsar Ivan IV D) Tsar Alexander II
A) Ange-Jacques Gabriel B) André-Charles Boulle C) Jules Hardouin-Mansart D) Jean Androuet du Cerceau
A) Arabesque style B) Italian Renaissance style C) French formal garden style D) Turkish-style
A) King Louis XV B) King Louis XIV C) King Louis XIII D) King Louis XVI
A) Louis Le Vau B) Jules Hardouin-Mansart C) Jean Androuet du Cerceau D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) Restoration and the reign of Louis-Philippe B) The First Empire C) The Revolution D) The Bourbon Restoration
A) Maximilien Joseph Hurtault. B) Louis-Philippe I C) Pope Pius VII D) Napoleon Bonaparte
A) 20 March 1815 B) 4 April 1814. C) 5 November 1810 D) 20 April 1814
A) Neoclassical. B) Neo-Renaissance C) Empire style D) Baroque
A) Baroque B) Neo-Renaissance. C) Gothic D) Empire style
A) 1856 B) 1940 C) 1870 D) 1923
A) Franz Xaver Winterhalter B) Hector Lefuel C) Frederick Charles of Prussia D) Charles Henri Joseph Cordier
A) Vincent van Gogh B) Franz Xaver Winterhalter C) Pierre-Auguste Renoir D) Claude Monet
A) NATO's Allied Forces Central Europe/Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe B) The School of Applied Artillery C) Écoles d'Art Américaines D) UNESCO
A) Fontainebleau Royal Theater B) Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Theater C) Napoleon III Theater D) Empress Eugénie Theater
A) 30 April 2014 B) 16 June 1940 C) 10 November 1941 D) 1 March 2015
A) Emperor Napoleon III B) Charles Henri Joseph Cordier C) Andre Malraux D) Frederick Charles of Prussia
A) The Germans B) The Prussian Army C) NATO forces D) French troops
A) 1528 B) 1531 C) 1546 D) 1533
A) A crown B) The crescent moon C) A star D) An owl
A) J. Alaux B) Nicolo dell'Abate C) Francesco Scibec da Carpi D) Rosso Fiorentino
A) 1528 B) 1554 C) 1546 D) 1533
A) Jacques Vererckt B) Ange-Jacques Gabriel C) Guillaume Noyers D) Pierre Rousseau
A) Jacques Vererckt B) Marie Leszczynska C) Pierre Rousseau D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) Rocaille style B) Arabesque design C) Ancient Roman models D) Baroque style
A) 1786, when it was made B) During the reign of Louis Philippe C) Before the French Revolution D) 1797, after her execution
A) Guillaume Noyers B) Ange-Jacques Gabriel C) Jacques Vererckt D) Pierre Rousseau
A) Ange-Jacques Gabriel B) Laplace, Michel-Hubert Bourgeois, Louis-François Touzé C) Guillaume Noyers D) Jacques Vererckt
A) Michel-Hubert Bourgeois B) Pierre Rousseau C) Roland D) Laplace
A) Pierre Rousseau B) Jacques Vererckt C) Ange-Jacques Gabriel D) Jean-Henri Riesener
A) Michel-Hubert Bourgeois B) Jean-Simon Berthélemy C) Pierre Rousseau D) Roland
A) Jacques Vererckt B) Bernard Molitor C) Pierre Rousseau D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) 1752 B) 1808 C) 1786 D) 1835
A) Louis-Philippe B) Baroque C) Empire D) Arabesque
A) Marie Antoinette B) Napoleon C) King Louis Philippe D) Queen Marie-Amelie
A) 1835 B) 1808 C) 1786 D) 1752
A) Amboise Dubois B) Philippe de Champaigne C) Robert Lefèvre D) Jacob-Desmalter
A) Philippe de Champaigne B) Robert Lefèvre C) Jacob-Desmalter D) Amboise Dubois
A) Palace of Fontainebleau B) Château de Saint-Cloud C) Versailles Palace D) The Tuileries Palace
A) Carle van Loo B) Alexis Peyrotte C) François Boucher D) Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre
A) Marcion B) Jacob-Desmalter C) Claude Audran D) Ange-Jacques Gabriel
A) 1773 B) 1806 C) 1804 D) 1754
A) François Boucher B) Alexis Peyrotte C) Jean-Baptiste Regnault D) Frédéric-Simon Moench
A) Sallandrouze B) Jacob-Desmalter C) Marcion D) Frédéric-Simon Moench
A) He placed an ornate writing desk. B) He added the camp bed. C) He introduced luxurious drapery. D) He installed a grandiose canopy bed.
A) Marble. B) Tinned copper. C) Bronze. D) Porcelain.
A) An ornate wooden frame. B) A velvet curtain. C) A marble surround. D) A simple cotton skirt.
A) Charles Errard B) Gilbert de Sève C) Ambroise Perret D) Louis XIV
A) Sun and planets B) Military trophies C) A pelican D) Oak leaves and putti
A) Louis IX B) Francis I C) Charlemagne D) Napoleon III
A) Anthony Girault B) Martin Freminet C) Francesco Bordoni D) Jean Gobert
A) Anthony Girault B) François-Henri Cilquot C) Jean Gobert D) Francesco Bordoni
A) Louis XIV B) Napoleon III C) Henry IV D) Charles IX
A) Ruggiero d'Ruggieri B) Pierre Bontemps C) Mathieu Jacquet D) Ambroise Dubois
A) A promenade corridor B) A salon C) A dining room D) A library
A) A promenade corridor B) A library C) A dining room D) A salon
A) The Empress Eugénie B) Napoleon III C) A British-French military expedition D) A delegation from Siam
A) 17th-century Chinese screens B) Japanese temples C) Siamese palaces D) French furniture from the 18th century
A) Checkers B) An old bagatelle game C) Chess D) Backgammon
A) A harpsichord B) A mechanical piano C) A violin D) A flute
A) Louis XIV. B) Catherine de' Medici. C) Henry IV. D) Francis I.
A) The Louvre B) Jardin du Luxembourg C) Gallery of the Deer inside the palace D) Garden of Diana
A) Pierre Biard l'Aîné B) Keller brothers C) Barthelemy Prieur D) Tommaso Francini
A) During Napoleon I's reign B) Under Louis XIV C) During the Third Republic D) In the 19th century
A) English Garden B) Pine Garden C) Atlas Garden D) Renaissance Garden
A) 1532 B) 1540 C) 1552 D) 1584
A) Niccolò dell'Abbate B) Rosso Fiorentino C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Francesco Primaticcio
A) Toussaint Dubreuil B) Ambroise Dubois C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Jean Cousin the Elder
A) 1986 B) 2000 C) 1990 D) 1975 |