A) 1855 B) 1860 C) 1852 D) 1848
A) Romeo and Juliet B) King Lear C) Hamlet D) Macbeth
A) Romanticism B) Impressionism C) Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood D) Baroque
A) Fanny Cornforth B) Jane Morris C) Effie Gray D) Elizabeth Siddal
A) Roses and lilies B) Orchids and carnations C) Poppies and daisies D) Sunflowers and tulips
A) Uffizi Gallery, Florence B) Tate Britain, London C) Louvre Museum, Paris D) National Gallery, Washington
A) A lake in Scotland B) A riverbank in Surrey C) A pond in Kent D) A stream in Wales
A) Painted outdoors from nature B) Used botanical illustrations C) Imagined the plants D) Copied from other paintings
A) Greek mythology B) A Victorian poem C) Act IV, Scene VII of Hamlet D) A sonnet by Shakespeare
A) William Hogarth B) J.M.W. Turner C) Dante Gabriel Rossetti D) John Constable
A) Love and marriage B) Death and innocence C) Wealth and power D) War and peace
A) Copied from scientific drawings B) Painted entirely from memory C) Used a glass tank in his studio D) Used photographs as reference
A) The gravedigger B) Queen Gertrude C) Ophelia's ghost D) Hamlet himself
A) Joyful and celebratory B) Melancholy and beautiful C) Violent and aggressive D) Comic and lighthearted
A) Poppy B) Rose C) Daisy D) Ivy
A) Copying old masters B) Direct observation from nature C) Pure imagination D) Use of photography only
A) A river B) A pond C) The sea D) A lake |