A) Still life B) Landscapes C) Historical events D) Women and children
A) Surrealism B) Cubism C) Impressionism D) Renaissance
A) British B) American C) Italian D) French
A) France B) England C) United States D) Italy
A) Sisters B) Mother and child C) Teacher and student D) Friends
A) Edgar Degas B) Pierre-Auguste Renoir C) Claude Monet D) Édouard Manet
A) Indoor parlor B) City street C) Outdoor garden D) Beach scene
A) Had no impact B) Limited her subject matter C) Prevented her from exhibiting D) Made her more popular
A) Geometric patterns B) Monochrome treatment C) Textural richness D) Transparent layers
A) Political commentary B) Use of photography C) Female viewpoint D) Abstract elements
A) Edgar Degas B) Pierre-Auguste Renoir C) Claude Monet D) Mary Cassatt
A) 1910s B) 1890s C) 1870s D) 1850s
A) Layered blending B) Pointillism C) Trompe-l'œil D) Hard-edge painting
A) Horse chestnut B) Oak C) Willow D) Maple
A) As mythological beings B) As symbolic figures C) As miniature adults D) As natural individuals
A) Japanese prints B) Egyptian hieroglyphs C) Roman mosaics D) Greek sculpture
A) Fauvists B) Impressionists C) Académie des Beaux-Arts D) Salon de Paris
A) Precise, detailed lines B) Visible, loose strokes C) Smooth, blended surfaces D) Thick impasto only
A) Painted only men B) Created only abstracts C) Avoided human figures D) Focused on women's lives
A) Religious iconography B) Modern womanhood C) Political commentary D) Mythological stories |