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