A) Velázquez B) El Greco C) Goya D) Titian
A) Landscape of Spanish countryside B) Portrait of Spanish royalty C) Allegory of Spanish religious protection D) Biblical creation scene
A) Spain B) England C) Italy D) France
A) Venetian Renaissance B) Baroque C) Impressionism D) Cubism
A) 14th century B) 17th century C) 18th century D) 16th century
A) Spanish military conquests B) Spanish economic prosperity C) Spanish exploration D) Spain's role in protecting Catholicism
A) Still life B) Genre painting C) Portrait D) Allegorical painting
A) Colorito (use of color) B) Pointillism C) Sfumato D) Trompe-l'œil
A) Fall of Constantinople B) Reconquista completion C) Spanish Armada D) Battle of Lepanto
A) As competitor B) As protector and savior C) As indifferent observer D) As oppressor
A) Tiziano di Medici B) Tito Romano C) Tiziano Vecellio D) Titianno Veneziano
A) Historical recording B) Political and religious propaganda C) Decorative art D) Religious instruction
A) Italy B) France C) Germany D) Spain
A) Venice B) Florence C) Madrid D) Rome
A) Globe and scepter B) Laurel wreath C) Cross or chalice D) Sword and shield
A) Crusades B) Counter-Reformation C) Thirty Years War D) Great Schism
A) Pyramidal composition B) Radial balance C) Grid composition D) Golden spiral
A) Linear perspective B) Gothic influences C) Rich colorism D) Mathematical precision
A) Knight of Santiago B) Duke of Venice C) Royal Painter D) Count Palatine
A) Abstract forms B) Geometric purity C) Classical restraint D) Emotional intensity |