A) Pointillism B) Sfumato C) Impasto D) Glazing
A) Italy B) Netherlands C) France D) Belgium
A) Portrait B) Historical scene C) Landscape with figures D) Still life
A) Claude Monet B) Vincent van Gogh C) Georges Seurat D) Pablo Picasso
A) Société des Artistes Indépendants B) The Royal Academy C) The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood D) The Vienna Secession
A) 1870s B) 1920s C) 1890s D) 1910s
A) Oil painting B) Watercolor C) Sculpture D) Printmaking
A) Edgar Degas B) Henri Matisse C) Paul Signac D) Paul Cézanne
A) Chaotic and violent B) Melancholic and somber C) Tranquil and harmonious D) Joyful and energetic
A) Pop Art B) Minimalism C) Dadaism D) Fauvism
A) Candlelight B) Effects of evening light C) Direct midday sun D) Artificial electric light
A) Luminous color effects B) Political commentary C) Religious symbolism D) Photographic accuracy
A) Lawyer B) Musician C) Doctor D) Architect
A) Musée d'Orsay B) Metropolitan Museum C) Louvre D) Tate Modern
A) Mixed muddy colors B) Washed transparent layers C) Small dots of pure color D) Thick layers of paint
A) Alpine mountains B) Dutch canals C) Mediterranean coast D) English countryside
A) Geometric precision B) Looser, more expressive application C) Monochromatic palette D) Smaller dots
A) Horizontal tranquility B) Diagonal dynamism C) Circular movement D) Vertical grandeur
A) Surrealism B) Neo-Impressionism C) Cubism D) Realism
A) Henri Matisse B) Henri Rousseau C) Edmond Crosset D) Henri-Edmond Delacroix
A) Noon B) Dawn C) Midnight D) Dusk |