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1
Where is this structure
Rome
Athens
Constantinople
Florence
2
Where was this work found?
Pyramid Base
Burial
Private Altar
Sunken Ship
3
Who was the patron of the Bayeux Tapestry?
William the Conqueror
Bishop Frodo
William the Wimpy
Bishop Odo
4
What period is this work?
Romanticism
Neoclassical
Rococo
Realism
5
What period are the frescoes in this building?
Neoclassical
Rococo
Mannerist
Baroque
6
What is the name of this structure?
Propylaia
Parthenon
Pantheon
Erechtheion
7
What country is this piece from, and currently in?
Austria
Australia
Namibia
Albania
8
What series is this from
The Dreams of Reason
The Disasters of War
The Black Paintings
The Trials of Man
9
Da Vinci was trying to achieve greater sense of what when he mixed oil with Fresco?
Sfbacon
Sficco
Sfumato
Sfffuuuu
10
Who created this work?
Caravaggio
Rubens
Rembrant
Ingres
11
Who created this work?
Turner
Derby
Cole
Ingres
12
What medium is this work?
Tempera on wood
Fresco secco
Oil on canvas
Buon Fresco
13
What period is this work?
Late Medieval France
Late Medieval Spain
Late French Rococo
Late Spanish Rococo
14
Who was her teacher?
Goya
David
Girodet
Ingres
15
Who was the patron of the altar wall?
Pope Paul III
Pope John IV
Pope Julius II
The Medici
16
What is the title of this work?
The Last Supper
The Lamentation
The Kiss of Judas
BABY SHOWER!
17
What is this form often called?
Fibula
Tibula
Torog
Forog
18
How did this work survive the iconoclasm
it was burried in Volcanic Ash
It was kept in a remote area
It was stollen by Lord Elgin
It was kept in an area not in the empire during iconoclasm
19
How many styles of ancient Roman Fresco painting are there?
4
6
3
5
20
Where is this work held?
The South Carolina Capital Building, Columbia
Liberty Hall, Philadelphia
The Virginia State Capital, In Richmond
The Capital Building, Washington DC
21
How many known daughters did Akhenaton and Nefertiti have
6
4
5
3
22
Where is this building located?
Rome
Florence
Tornai
Ravenna
23
Who created this work?
Nadar
Muybridge
Daumier
Courbet
24
Where was this first exhibited?
The Academy of Rome
The Tate
The Louvre
The Paris Salon
25
What period is this work?
Neoclassicism
Mannerist
Rococo
Romanticism
26
Who created this work?
Nadar
Monet
Manet
Ingres
27
Where is this work?
Arena Chapel
Scrovengi Chapel
Alhambra Palace
Sistine Chapel
28
This work is from a series of how many?
12, one for each of Christ's followers
6, 1 for every two months
12, one for each month
4, one for each phase of the moon
29
What earlier structure has a similar progression of capitals?
Alhambra Palace
The Flavian Amphitheater
Stonehedge
The Pantheon
30
Whose code is on this stele?
Hammurabi
Menkaura
Hamburger
Mentos
31
What period is this work?
Mannerist
Northern Renaissance
Baroque
Early Renaissance
32
Because it shows the same figures more than once in the same scene, this is an example of...?
Continious Narative
Continious Scale
Hierarchy of Scale
Hierarchy of Narative
33
This pharaoh's pyramid
The white limestone veneer is only at the bottom
The white limestone veneer is only at the top
The white limestone veneer is all still intact
Has no remaining white limestone veneer
34
What is the term for the opening in the roof?
Oculus
Opticon
Optica
Ocult
35
What is housed in this building?
The Queen of England and her family
House of Pariament
The House and the Senate
The Prime Minister and his/her cabinet
36
What is this piece known as?
Athena putting on $#!t-kickers on
Athena in majesty
Nike adjusting her Jordans
Nike adjusting her sandal
37
What period is this work?
Rococo
Roman
Gothic
Romanesque
38
Who created this work?
Bernini
Rembrant
Borromini
Borat
39
What movement is this?
Neo-Classical
Neo-Gothic
Neo-Geo
Neo-Rococo
40
The minarets...
Were started before the ain church
Were added later, at different times
Were all built together, but after the church
41
What is the name of this building?
Alhambra Palace
San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
Il Gesu
The Crazy Tomato
42
What did the four corners of the WhiteTemple align with?
Path of the moon
Cardinal Directions
Burial sites of the 4 kings
Path of the sun
43
Who created this work
Athenian Painter
Herculain Painter
Apollo Painter
Niobid Painter
44
What is the name of this structure?
Erechtheion
Propylaia
Parthenon
Pantheon
45
Who is the ibis-headed god that records the trial?
Ammit
Thoth
Ma'at
Nephthys
46
What did Theodora say to Justinian when he tried to flee the city?
Run and create a new building
Purple makes a good shroud
Run and find the rebel base
Blue makes a good shroud
47
Who was the patron of this work?
Napoleon
King George V
Queen Elizabeth I
King Louis XVI
48
This was the...
1st church built on this spot
2nd church built on this spot
4th church built on this spot
3rd church built on this spot
49
What is the title of this work?
The little engine that could
Les Station de Paris
The Saint-Lazare Station
King's Cross Station
50
Whose pose is seen here?
A beggar
A scribe
An orator
A warrior
51
What house was this work found in?
House of Faun
House of Vettii
In da' House
House of Haunt
52
Which era is this from?
Middle Kingdom
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
Predynastic
53
What is medium of this work?
Fresco Secco
Tempera on wood
Oil on canvas
Buon Fresco
54
Who is Osiris's wife?
Isis
Hatshepsut
Nephthys
Ma'at
55
Where is this work currently?
New York
Cairo
Paris
London
56
What is the title of this work?
The Kiss of Judas
Entombment of Christ
The ascension of Judas
The Lamentation of Christ
57
What is the bundle of rods he holds as a symbol of power?
Timber
Brambles
Tinder
Fasces
58
Where is this work currently?
Rome
London
Athens
Paris
59
What era/culture is this work from
Classical Greece
Etruscan
Persian
Archaic Greece
60
Who created this work?
Luchas Cranach the Elder
Giacomo da Vignola
Jacopo da Pontormo
Giovanni Battista Gaulli
61
What part of Mexico was this work found in?
Yucatan
Mexico City
Tequixquiac
Cozumel
62
Who was originally at the top of the column of trajan?
Trajan's father
Trajan
St. Peter
St. John
63
Where was this work first exhibited?
The Venice Biennial
The French Academy
The National Gallery Biennial
The Paris Salon
64
What was this temple NOT made of?
Mud brick
Stone
Tufa
Wood
65
What is the title of this work (2 answers)
Hunters in the snow
Shootin' in da' snow
A hunting we will go
Return of the Hunters
66
What is the statue on the left made of?
Diorite
Basalt
Greywacke
Red Granite
67
Whose statue and temple are shown here?
Khafre
Khufu
Hatshepsut
Menhaure
68
What is the title of this work?
Bible of St. Mark
Golden Haggadah
Bronze Haggadah
Bible of St. Louise
69
What material is this work made from?
Ceramic
Wood
Bone
Stone
70
Because of its similarity to a penis, this is said to be _____ shaped
Dyptych
Phallic
Dingdong
In situ
71
Who was the original patron of this work?
Theodora
Bishop Maximian
Bishop Ecclesius
Justinius
72
Who created this work?
Jacopo da Pontormo
Matthias Grunewald
Albrect Durr
Lucas Cranach the Elder
73
Who exiled Queen Marie de' Medici
Her son
Her husband
Her daughter
Her father
74
Because they are shown in both frontal and profile view these have
5 legs
4 wings
3 eyes
2 tails
75
Who was the designer of this building's facade?
Giacomo della Porta
Giovanni Battista Gaulli
Alessandro Farnese
Giacomo da Vignola
76
What is the title of this work
Abbey Church of Notre Dame
Paris Cathedral of Notre Dame
Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame
Westminster Cathedral of Notre Dame
77
Who was the patron of the ceiling?
The Medici
Pope John IV
Pope Paul III
Pope Julius II
78
What is this work's current location
Florence
Rome
Otricoli
Venice
79
What period of work is this?
Expressionism
Futurism
Realism
Impressionism
80
Identify this work
Venus 9 Stones
Apollo 11 Stones
Jupiter 5 Stones
Challenger 12 Stones
81
What is the original and current location of this work?
Italy
Germany
France
Holland
82
Where is this located?
WIltshire
Wales
London
Manchester
83
How is this work signed?
Jan van Eyck was here
The passion of Jan van Eyck
Jan van Eyck made this
Jan van Eyck #1 gangsta' yo!
84
Who created this work?
Sinan
Anthemius
Isidorus
Selim II
85
This is an example of
Sunken relief
Low relief
High relief
Flood relief
86
What is the medium of this work?
Marble
Terra Cotta
Bronze
Greywacke
87
Who created this work?
Caravaggio
Rembrandt
Bernini
Rubens
88
What is the title of this work?
Madonna, Christ, St Paul, and St. John
Madonna and Child with Two Angel
Madonna and the trinity
Madonna and Three Angels
89
Why is Christ shown so ragged and worn?
To relate to malformed children
To relate to wounded soldiers
To relate to ugly people
To relate to plague victims
90
What part of his body shown erosion from people touching it?
His feet
His nose
His butt
His gloves
91
Which came first?
The Chicken
The Egg
92
The fourth style of Ancient Roman Fresco Painting...
Rejects the earlier 3
Combines the earlier 3
Combines the 2nd and 3rd, rejecting the 1st
Combines the 1st and 2nd, ignoring the 3rd
93
What is happening in the top register?
Hunefer rejected from the afterlife and begs for mercy
Osiris asks the gods of the underworld to judge Hunefer
Anubis asks the gods of the underworld to judge Hunefer
Hunefer accpeted in the afterlife and kneels before the gods
94
What theoretically fits inside this building?
A cube
A sphere
A tube
A pyramid
95
What is this made of?
Graywacke
Ceramic
Sandstone
Adobe
96
Who had 7 daughers and 7 sons and offended Leto with her hubris?
Hera
Niobe
Megera
Athena
97
Where was this artist from?
France
Germany
England
Italy
98
What is the name of this work?
The Campun Annunciation
Merode Altarpiece
Girl.....you pregnant!
Annunciation Triptych
99
Who was the ending patron of this work?
Bishop Ecclesius
Justinius
Theodora
Bishop Maximian
100
What is not an example of how the house of Vettii has a heavy greek influence?
Aniconism
Heroic Musclature
Controposto
Nude Greek gods
101
What is this work made of?
Sandstone
Alabastor
Marble
Porcelain
102
What about this image is borrowed from Pagan iconography?
The troll under the bridge
The written story
A river spirit
The camel spirit
103
What is the function of these works?
Burial
Miliary training
Storage
Unknown
104
What even came just before this building
The Niva Revolt
The Nive Revolt
The Nika Revolt
The Nike Revolt
105
Who created this image
Nadar
Muybridge
Ingres
Sterling
106
What is the "proper" term for this work?
Flavian Amphitheatre
Colosseum
Beaver Stadium
107
How is Mary Madelyn identified?
Her eyes
Her red hair
Her height
Her sandals
108
What period is this work?
Northern Renaissance
Mannerism
Early Renaissance
High Renaissance
109
What binder were the pigments in the Lascaux caves mixed with?
Vegetable Oil
Animal Fat
Coconut Oil
Fish Entrails
110
Who was not one of Leto's children?
Artemis
Hercules
Apollo
111
Who was the patron of this building?
Giacomo da Vignola
Giovanni Battista Gaulli
Giacomo della Porta
Alessandro Farnese
112
Where is this work currently?
Susa
Sippar
Cairo
Paris
113
Where is/was this?
Marathon
Delphi
Athens
Sparta
114
Who was the patron of this work?
Sforza of Milan
Duke of Urbino
The Medici
Niclaes Jongelinck
115
Who is this a sculpture of?
Franklin
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
116
What period is this work?
Italian Renaissance
French Gothic
Italian Gothic
French Renaissance
117
Who is Mr. Kaplan's favorite Hufflepuff?
Prof. Sprout
Cedric
Hannah Abbott
Tonks
118
What is the name for female prophets?
Junious
Sibyls
Janice
Sistines
119
What period is this work?
Rococo
Baroque
Neoclassicism
Mannerist
120
What is this work's nickname?
New York Kouros
Peplos Kouros
Peplos Kore
New York Kore
121
What is the medium of this work?
Buon Fresco
Tempera on canvas
Fresco Secco
Oil on wood
122
What era is this work?
Classical Greek
Geometric Greek
Archaic Greek
Hellenistic Greek
123
Who sculpted the innermost layer?
Niclaus Haguenauer
Matthias Grunewald
Jacopo da Pontormo
Lucas Cranach the Elder
124
Which gender probably made the Bayeux Tapestry?
Male
Female
125
What earlier piece does this work take its proportions from?
Kritos Boy
Anavysos Kouros
Doryphoros
Peplos Kore
126
What type of capital is this?
Ionic
Etruscan
Bud
Papyrus
127
Who was the subject of the Bayeux Tapestry?
William the Conqueror
Bishop Frodo
William the Wimpy
Bishop Odo
128
What color on the Frescoes of the Arena/Scrovengi Chapel was done in fresco secco?
Amber
Gold
Red
Blue
129
This work lacks what feature
Isles
Triuphant arch
Apse
A transept
130
What term describes his smile?
Archaic
Arched
Acme-ridden
Athenian
131
Who is this building dedicated to?
It's secular
Poseidon
Athena
Athena and Poseidon
132
Where is this located?
Manchester
WIltshire
London
Wales
133
Quick moving it!!!
Good bye
No
Yes
134
Where is this work currently?
Italy
Greece
Germany
England
135
What was the function of this structure
it was great for slinkies
It was the entrance to the Acropolis
Sacrifices were made on it
it's the entrance to Hogwarts
136
What is the name for a rounded relief sculpture over a portal?
Nave
Ambulatory
Typanum
Transcept
137
This work is a sign that...
Artistic skills vanished after the Romans
The physical body remained a priotity through all time
Corpses were always burried in Italy
Artistic skills did not vanish after the Romans
138
Who created this work?
Barry
Turner
Cole
Puggin
139
What is the name of this work?
Abbey Church of St. Anne
Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres
Abbey Church of St. Foy
Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris
140
What is this work's original location
Florence
Venice
Rome
Otricoli
141
What structure was NOT part of this forum?
Markets of Trajan
Catacomb of Trajan
Column of Trajan
Basilica Ulpia
142
Who were the patrons of this building?
Beavis and Butthead
Justinian and Theodora
Bert and Ernie
Anthemius and Isidorus
143
How is a Haggadah read?
Top to Bottom
Left to Right
Right to Left
Bottom to Top
144
What technique is not shown here?
Mil Fiore
Horror Vacui
Cloisonne
Zoomorphic
145
What do the faces in this work represent?
The zodiac
The planets in order of size
The phases of the moon
The seasons of the year
146
Who created this work?
Rembrant
Monet
Manet
Ruysch
147
What medium is this?
Fresco Secco
Buon Fresco
Tempera
Oil
148
What is this work made of?
Marble
Plaster
Gypsum
Porcelain
149
What technique is shown here?
Fresco
Encaustic
Oil
Egg Tempra
150
Who was the patron of this work?
Louis Louis...oh baby, yeah, we gotta go....nah nah nah yea
Louis XIV
Louis VII
Louis I
151
What is the original location of this work?
Ederine
Istanbul
Rome
Constantinople
152
What is the name of the slave ship shown here?
SS Valiant
Zong
HMS Regal
HMS LIberty
153
What goddess is associated with the ostrich feather
Thoth
Aton
Ma'at
Nephthys
154
What is this symbol called
Torc
Ankh
Celtic Cross
ChiRho
155
Where is this work currently?
Cairo
New York
Berlin
Paris
156
What is this work made of?
Terra Cotta with remnants of paint
Basalt with remnants of paint
Marble with remnants of paint
Alabastor with remnants of paint
157
Who created this work
Van Gogh
Munch
Cezanne
Cassat
158
Who was the patron of this work?
The Medici
Giovanni Ruccelai
Sforza of Milan
Pope Fernando X
159
Whois currently at the top of the column of trajan?
Trajan's father
Trajan
St. Peter
St. John
160
What was this building orignally?
Mosque
Museum
Pagan Temple
Church
161
What type of Relief is this?
Raised
High
Low
Sunken
162
A set of wooden doors on this sturcture
Shows a nativity scene where mary has three midwives
Shows a scene were John the Baptist raises Lazerus
Shows Christ as having siblings
Show one of the first known crucifixion scenes
163
What period is this work?
Mannerist
Baroque
Medieval
Renaissance
164
This work is know for its strong use of...
Gelato
Tenebrism
Giornata
Sfumato
165
What event was this buit for?
The battle of marathon
The battle of hogwarts
the battle of athens
the battle of corinth
166
Where is this building located?
Madrid, SPain
Paris, France
Chartres, France
Barcelona, Spain
167
What binder were the pigments in the Lascaux caves mixed with?
Vegetable Oil
Fish Entrails
Animal Fat
Coconut Oil
168
What is shown in this work?
3pt linear perspective
Forced Perpective
1pt linear perspective
2 pt linear perspective
169
Who designed this structure?
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas M#$^#$-F&$@&^$ Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
170
What era is this work from?
Classical Greek
Geometric Greek
Republican Rome
Imperial Rome
171
Who is the leader on the viewers right?
Xerxes
Alexander the Great
Darius I
Darius III
172
What garment is this figure wearing?
Toga
Kimono
Chiton
Maxi-Dress
173
This work is..
Encaustic on Ivory plate
Encaustic on Vellum
Encaustic on wood
Encaustic on papyrus
174
What is the name of this building?
Palace at Westminster
San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
Alhambra Palace
Il Gesu
175
Who trained Giotto?
Chimabue
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
176
What is this piece's current location?
Egyptian Museum, Cairo
National Gallery, Washington DC
National Gallery, London
Louvre
177
What holiday is this used for?
Hanukkah
Passover
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
178
Where is this structure?
Florence
Rome
Paris
Ravenna
179
Who created the frescos in this work?
Raphael
Chimabue
Giotto
Michelangelo
180
What text is this?
The Bible of St. Frank
The Bible of St Louis
The Golden Haggadah
The Bronze Haggadah
181
Who created this self-portrait
Oppenheim
Cassat
Vigee Le Brun
Rusch
182
What battle is shown here?
Battle of Issus
Battle of Glados
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of Thermopali
183
What is the title of this work?
The Shoe
The Garden
The Swing
The Dress
184
What is the title of this work?
Liberty Leading the People
Olympia
Spine for days
La Grande Odalisque
185
Because the person that paid for this is featured, this is considered...
An atonement painting
A fulfillment painting
A donor painting
A vanity painting
186
Who was the designer of this building's main plan?
Giovanni Battista Gaulli
Giacomo della Porta
Alessandro Farnese
Giacomo da Vignola
187
What type of columns were in rows on this work?
Doric
Tuscan
Ionic
Corinthian
188
What is not true about the artist of this work?
Her works sold for more than rembrant
She had 10 children
She died in poverty
Her father was a botanist
189
What is the moment being depicted?
When Christ says he is the son of God
When Christ brings Lazerus back to life
When Chist says he is the way
When Christ says one of you will betray me
190
Who was theis work's patron?
Augustus Caeser
Lucious
Draco
Marcus Agrippa
191
What external feature allows for greater height because it provides additional support?
Catherine Window
Ambulatory
Flying buttresses
Keystones
192
How did Jan van Eyck usually sign his work?
Jan van Eyck #1 gangsta' yo!
Jan van Eyck was here
The passion of Jan van Eyck
Jan van Eyck made this
193
Who is depicted on the right?
Apulu
Apollo
Turms
Mercury
194
What animal is not part of Ammit, the god that will eat unpure hearts?
Dung Beetle
Crocodile
Hippo
Lion
195
Since the Nativity shows midwives, which is not in the bible, it is said to be...
Congruent
Cannonical
Exagerated
Apocryophal
196
Where is this work located?
Milan, Italy
Rome, Italy
Florence, Italy
Ravenna, Italy
197
This is the Tomb of...
Ahkenaten
The Divers
The Triclinium
Tut
198
Who designed this work?
Trajan
Apollodorus
Theodora
Polykletos
199
What is this work made of?
Basalt
Gypsum
Greywacke
Sandstone
200
What period is her from
Archaic
Geometric
Classic
Hellenistic
201
What is the title of this work?
The Philosopher's Stone
The Professor instructs his pupils
The end of Heliocentric Thinking
A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery
202
What is the name of this series?
Marriage a la mode
Marriage on the rocks
Love for sale
Love and Marriage
203
Who created this work?
Donatello
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Raphael
204
What was this a grave marker for
Kore
Kroisos
Kipling
Kouros
205
Who created this work?
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
206
Who created this work?
Monet
Vermeer
Velazquez
Manet
207
Because some of it is carved from the "living mountain" this structure is partially...
Stone Carved
Rock Hewn
Rock Carved
Stone Hewn
208
What period is this work?
Rococo
Roman
Romanticism
Romanesque
209
That period is this work?
Romanticism
Realism
Rococo
Impressionism
210
What part of the Lascaux caves is this?
Great Hall of the Mountain King
Great Hall of the Frogs
Great Hall of the Bulls
Great Hall of the Stags
211
Where is this work?
Sparta
Athens
Florence
Rome
212
What period is this work?
Neoclassicism
Mannerist
Baroque
Rococo
213
What period does this work fall under?
Gothic
Romanesque
Renaissance
Baroque
214
Where is this work currently?
The Tate
The National Gallery (DC)
Nowhere
The National Gallery (London)
215
Who was the patron of this building?
Bernini
Barberini
Beavis
Barthol
216
What is the period of this work?
Baroque
Renaissance
Rococo
Mannerist
217
What was Hu-Nefer's profession?
Priest
Baker
Farmer
Scribe
218
What era is this from?
Geometric Greek
Hellenistic Greek
Archaic Greek
Classical Greek
219
What period is this work?
Romanticism
Realism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
220
Who is the hybrid monster god under the scales?
Aton
Osiris
Horus
Ammit
221
What was Vincent van Gogh's brother's name?
Theo
William
Cleo
Robert
222
What period does this fall under?
Roman Architecture
Gothic Architecture
Romantic Architecture
Romanesque Architecture
223
What is this work made of?
mudbrick
mud brick with limestone facing
limestone with mud brick facing
limestone
224
What period is this work?
Proto-Impressionism
NeoImpressionism
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
225
Which of the following is not a contemporary feature imposed on an old testament figure?
The subject matter
Goliath's Helmet
David's Foreskin
David's Hat
226
What is the name of this structure?
Alhambra Palace
Palazzo Rucellai
Medici Palace
Hoopla's
227
This building was built in response to what event?
The marriage of King George IV
The Protestant reformation
The founding of America
The marriage of King Louise VIII
228
What period is this?
High Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Early Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
229
What is the term for a personification of an idea or concept?
Mimic
Similarly
Metaphor
Allegory
230
What type of columns are seen here?
Tuscan
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
231
Where was the artist of this work from?
Belgium
England
Italy
France
232
What type of plan does this structure have?
Axial
Bent Axial
Central
Transverse
233
What is Usury?
Pooping with the door open
Creating Idols
Coveting thy neighbor's wife
Charging interest on loans
234
Wha is this figure's position called?
Controposto
Contradiction
Archaic Stance
Antipasta
235
What religions made use of the Roman Catacombs
All three
Pagans
Christian
Jews
236
Who was this temple for?
Juno
Menrva
Minerva
Hera
237
What feature does not mark him as a hellenistic boxer/slave?
His sewn up foreskin
His cauliflowered ears
His idealized body
His broken nose
238
Where is this work currently?
Austria
Albania
Algeria
Australia
239
Why were the Lascaux caves closed to thepublic?
They didn't make enough money
Humans brought contamination
WW I
WW II
240
How were these images made
Slip
Fresco
Pigment and vegetable oil
Pigment and animal fat
241
What period is this work?
High Renaissance
Baroque
Northern Renaissance
Mannerist
242
What is the title of this work?
Olympia
Venus of Urbino
La Gran Odalisque
Chillin'
243
What was a sign of Hatshepsut's rule, despite it being male iconography (two correct choices)
Braided beard
Kilt
Elongated earlobes
Kneeling position
244
Who created this image?
Monet
Manet
Picasso
Cezanne
245
Which is not one of the three sets of three images in the center of the ceiling?
Creation
Adam and Eve
Abraham and Issac
Noah
246
What is the name of this work?
Santa Sabina
Santa Clause
Santa Maria
Santa Lucia
247
Who created this work?
Fra Filippo Lippi
Leonardo da Vinci
Albrect Durr
Sandro Boticelli
248
What period is this work?
Prairie Style
Romanticism
De Stijl
Neoclassicism
249
What is the term for this extreme us of light and dark?
Tenebrism
Giornata
Sfumato
In situ
250
What is the nickname of this work?
New York Kore
Anavysos Kouros
New York Kouros
Anavysos Kore
251
What is the name of the tower?
Elizabeth
George
Victoria
Ben
252
What does it mean to paint outside?
Giornata
En Repose
En plein air
In situ
253
Why did the Scrovengi commission the chapel?
To pay off a debt
They had a divine vision
To fulfill an earlier promise
To atone for their sins
254
What is this piece called?
Agony of St. Anne
Ecstasy of St. Anne
Ecstasy of St.Teresa
Agony of St. Teresa
255
What city was this work found in?
Pompeii
Sparta
Herculanium
Athens
256
What is the medium of this work?
Tempera on wood
Buon Fresco
Fresco Secco
Oil on canvas
257
This building is the principle church of whom?
The Mormons
The Jedi
The Jesuits
The Martians
258
What is the name of this woman in the background?
Maria
Elizabeth
Brumhelda
Saskia
259
What medium is this work?
Oil on canvas
Buon Fresco
Fresco Secco
Tempera on canvas
260
Who is Mr. Kaplan's favorite Death Eater?
Bellatrix
Rookwood
Carro
Lucious
261
Which was Hatshepsut never...?
Slave
Queen
Pharaoh
Regent
262
What period is this work?
Paleolithic
Neolithic
263
What is this building currently?
Pagan Temple
Museum
Mosque
Church
264
What was the function of this work?
To memorialize the duke's sister
To memorialize the dukes late mother
To remind the duke of his first wife
To provide an ideal for the dukes young wife
265
What were originally in the 7 niches?
Christian Figures
Jewish Figures
Greek Heros
Roman Gods
266
What is the period of this work?
Late medieval
Renaissance
Romanesque
Gothic
267
What is this techinique called?
Wet drapery
Wet t-shirt contest
Fallen drapery
Fallen cloth
268
The main figure in this painting lacks...
Modeling
Rounding
Clients
Bulbing
269
What are these made of?
Gypsum
Standsone
Graywacke
Ceramic
270
What is the name of the feature that created a cross like floor plan?
Nave
Typanum
Transcept
Ambulatory
271
Who created this work?
Muybridge
Daguerre
Nadar
Daumier
272
Where is this work located?
Reims
Chartres
Paris
Conques
273
Who created this work?
Raphael
Lippi
Titian
Botticelli
274
Who was the patron of this work?
Marie de Medici
Pope Julius II
Pope Paul III
Henry IV
275
Where is this structure located?
Athens
Sparta
Cairo
Rome
276
What period is this work?
Mannerist
Renaissance
Baroque
Rococo
277
Who created this work?
Vesarrio
Manet
Monet
Velazquez
278
What era of Egyptian art is this from?
Middle Kingdom
Predynastic
New Kingdom
Old Kingdom
279
Who created this work?
Fragonard
Houdon
David
Ingres
280
What is the term for this type of audience hall
hyypopopopopo
Hypostyle
Apadanadanadana
Apadana
281
What god is being worshiped here?
Osiris
Many gods
Isis
Aton
282
What period is this work?
Neoclassicism
Rococo
Romanticism
Baroque
283
What is this work made of?
Sandstone
Ceramic
Limestone
Greywacke
284
What is the greek name for this work?
Discobolos
Apoxymenos
Polykleitos
Dorphoros
285
What is the name of this work?
Arena Chapel
Flavian Chapel
Scrovengi Chapel
Giotto Chapel
286
Which of the pyramids of giza is the largest
Menkaure's
Khufu's
Queen's
Khafre's
287
What is the medium of this work?
Tempera on wood
Fresco Secco
Buon Fresco
Oil on Canvas
288
What is the medium of this work?
Marble
Gypsum
Ceramic
Sandstone
289
Who was this artist the official painter for?
Napoleon
King Louise XVI
King George V
Tsar Nicolaus II
290
Who is this Altar for?
Zues and Athena
Unknown
Zues
Athena
291
What technique was used to create this work?
subtractive
divisionary
additive
multiple
292
This work was part of what movement?
The reformation
The Spanish Inquisition
The counter-reformation
Taco Tuesday
293
Where was he found?
At a temple in Herculanium
A temple in Pompeii
At a gym in Pompeii
At a gym in Herculanium
294
In what modern country are these works located?
France
Mexico
Portugal
England
295
What is not true of the minaretes of this buiding?
They were added at different times
They were part of the original building
One is a different color
Some were built by Sinan
296
What specific type of print is this?
Drypoint Etching
Aquatint
Woodblock
Silk screen
297
What period is this work?
Rococo
Mannerist
Renaissance
Baroque
298
Who was the paton of this work?
Eumenes I
Menes I
Menes II
Eumenes II
299
What modern country is this work from?
Algeria
Egypt
Syria
Albania
300
What is the current location of this work?
Istanbul
Rome
Ederine
Constantinople
301
What supposed relic is stored at Chartres Cathedral?
the largest known piece of the true cross
The Skull of St. Foy
The bones of St. Kermit of all frogs
The Sancta Camisa
302
Whose workshop created this piece?
Van Eyck
Robert Campin
Brunelleschi
Donatello
303
Where is this work currently?
Boston
Berlin
Paris
Cairo
304
Which is not one of the three sets of three images in the center of the ceiling?
Noah
Abraham and Issac
Creation
Adam and Eve
305
Where is this work from?
Austria
Australia
Solomon Islands
New Zealand
306
Where is this work currently?
New York
Florence
Paris
Vatican
307
What two scenes are noted for mirroring each other in the figures' poses?
Annunciation & Crucifixion
Crucifixion & Lamentation
Kiss of Judas & Nativity
Nativity & Lamentation
308
Where is this work currently?
Holy Island
France
London
Chartes
309
What modern country is this from?
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iraq
310
How many of the statue on the left were there originally?
6
12
10
2
311
What is the heart weighed against on the scale?
A lotus petal
A lily petal
An ostritch feather
A hawk feather
312
Where was this work found?
Solom Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
313
Where is this work currently?
France
Holy Island
Chartes
London
314
What meal is this text used for?
Brisk dinner
Seder dinner
Thanksgiving dinner
Druka dinner
315
What era of Egyptian Art is this from?
New Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
Old Kingdom
Predynatic
316
Which gender probably designed the Bayeux Tapestry?
Male
Female
317
What era does this work belong to?
Classical
Geometric
Hellenistic
Archaic
318
Who created this work?
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Raphael
Donatello
319
What was the function of the Basilica Ulpia?
Secular
Sacred
320
Where is this work?
Ravenna
The Vatican
Vienna
Florence
321
Because of her attire we believe this woman was a...
Goddess
Slave
Prostitute
Wife and Mother
322
How were the paintings shown here made
Oil
Encaustic
Fresco
Tempera
323
Where is this?
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Iraq
324
What era is this work?
Classical Greek
Hellenistic Greek
Geometric Greek
Archaic Greek
325
What did the creators of the Bayeux Tapestry think of Halley's Comet?
It was the dragon of Daenerys Targaryen
Bad Omen
Good Omen
Sign of the Reign of King Joffrey
326
What other artist on the 250 did Van Gogh work with
Gauguin
Cezanne
Munch
Kirschner
327
What is the common name for the woman?
Elisabeth
Marsella
Marianne
Igret
328
What is this building?
Blue Mosque
Mosque of Selim II
New Mosque
Hagia Sophia
329
What later work did this inspire?
Warhol's Marilyn Diptych
Kiki Smith's Wolf
Van Gogh's Starry Night
Manet's Olympia
330
What is this work's catalog designation?
NG-186
NG-546
MM-546
MM-186
331
What ancient city was the White Temple built in?
Uruk
Sa
Ur
Saqqar
332
What type of bible is this?
Hotel bible
Bible Sancta
Bible Incantado
Bible moralisee
333
Who created this work?
Monet
Manet
334
This view is in what state?
New York State
Massachesetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
335
Where is this work located?
Rome
Florence
Tornii
Ravenna
336
What title is given for the scene of the birth of Christ
Nativity
Annunciation
Lamentation
Visitation
337
Where was this work found?
Orvieto, Italy
Athens, Greece
Corinth, Greece
Rome, Italy
338
What is the title of this work?
School of hard knocks
School of Sparta
School of Delphie
School of Athens
339
What is the binder used to paint this?
Whole Egg
Wax
Oil
Egg Yolk
340
What is this work made of?
Marble
Stoneware
Alabastor
Terra Cotta
341
Where is this scene?
Berlin
London
Boston
Paris
342
What erra is this work from?
Imperial Rome
Archaic Greek
Hellenistic Greek
Republican Rome
343
A giant statue of whom was originally inside this structure?
Hera
Poseidon
Athena
Hercules
344
How do historians know so much about Van Gogh
His letters to his brother
His doctor's notes
The testimonies of prostitutes
The letters from the local parish
345
What are the circles in the right image called?
Orbos
Circle...thingies
Medalions
Discobolos
346
What is the title given to this work
McDonalds
Haggia Sophia
Basillica Nova
San Vitale
347
In what modern country was this work found?
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Italy
348
Who created this work
Titian
Monet
Ingres
Manet
349
Where is this work located?
Rome
Venice
Ravenna
Florence
350
Who created this work?
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Albrect Durr
Pieter Brugel the Elder
Jacopo da Pontormo
351
what jackel headed god leads Hunefer through the trial?
Anubis
Ammit
Thoth
Ma'at
352
What is inside this reliquary's head?
Ashes
Oreo cream filling
The Skull of St. Foy
The Sancta Camisa
353
From bottom to top were...
Tuscan, Ionic, Corinthian, Corinthian
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, C
Corinthian, Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
Corinthian, Tuscan, Ionic, Corinthian
354
What culture is this from?
Etruscan
Roman
Egyptian
Greek
355
What is the scale of this figure?
Smaller than life size
Larger than life size
Life size
356
Where was this work found?
His wife's villa
His lover's villa
His lover's tomb
His wife's tomb
357
What god was the White Temple built for?
Shi
Anu
Shiva
Anubis
358
Where was this work found?
Cerveteri, Italy
Ravena, Italy
Sparta, Greece
Athens, Greece
359
What is the title for when Christ is removed from the cross and mourned?
Crucifixion
Nativity
Lamentation
Annunciation
360
Why was this Pharaoh famous?
He ended Egypt's monotheism
He convered Egypt to monotheism
She was the most notable female pharaoh
His tomb was undisturbed
361
The shops of the market of trajan were
poll vaulted
barrel vaulted
groin vaulted
362
Who was the likely patron?
Pope Julius III
Pope Julius XII
The Medici
Cardinal Fernando I
363
What material is this made from?
Porcelain
Stoneware
Adobe
Terra cotta
364
What period is this work?
Neoclassicism
Rococo
Baroque
Renaissance
365
This is from a series of how many paintings?
12
24
36
6
366
What period is this work?
Rococo
Romanticism
Baroque
Mannerist
367
What meal is being held in this image?
Birthday
New Year's Feast
Seder
Thanksgiving
368
What are the minarets used for?
To indicate the direction of Meccah
They hold chrisitan relics
The call to prayer
To shoot water ballons
369
Who created this work?
Philip of Macedonia
Ahkenaton
Alexander the Great
Darious and Xerxes
370
What is the name for the large circular window
Rachel Window
Catherine Window
Rose Window
Carnation Window
371
Where is this located?
Manchester
London
Wales
WIltshire
372
What is this work's current location?
Quirinal Hill, Rome, Italy
The Vatican Museum, Vatican (Rome)
The Trajan Markets, Rome, Italy
The National Museum of Rome, Italy
373
What period is this work?
Early Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
High Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
374
Who painted this work's first two layers?
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Matthias Grunewald
Niclaus Haguenauer
Jacopo da Pontormo
375
What scene shows one of his disciples betraying Christ?
Kiss of Judas
Kiss of Matthew
Kiss of Mark
Kiss of John
376
Who are the woman on this work?
Hegeso and her servant
Helen and her servant
Helen and her Daughter
Hegeso and her Daughter
377
Which came first?
The Scroll
The Codex
378
Which angel tells Mary that she will give birth to the son of God?
Jacob
Michael
Gabriel
Peter
379
Who created this work?
Donatello
Fra Filippo Lippi
Jan van Eyck
Botticelli
380
What is the medium of this work?
Oil and Tempera on Plaster
Tempera on canvas
Etching
Oil on canvas
381
What palace is this?
Kyoto Palace
Palace of Westminster
Alhambra Palace
Palace of Versailles
382
What other major work did Brunelleschi design?
Tiles of Alhambra Palace
Dome of the Florentine Cathedral
Entrance to the Sistine Chapel
Windows of Notre Dame de Paris
383
What is the title of this work?
The sign of power and love
The sign of passion of the Christ
The Garden of Good and Evil
Allegory of Law and Grace
384
What were originally in the middle two sets of arches?
Statues of gods
Large Vases
Nothing
Statues of defeated rulers
385
What type of hybrid create are these?
Lamassu
Centaur
Hydra
Lama
386
What period could this fall under
Cubism
Proto-Impressionism
Realism
Post Impressionism
387
Whose tomb was this found in?
Ahkenaten
A female scribe
Hu-Nefer
Unknown
388
What mark was added years after the painting was completed?
The handmaiden
The figures in the mirror
The little woman
The mark on the artist's chest
389
What is this work NOT?
A marriage document
A marriage document
A marriage document
A marriage document
390
What is the name of this building
Monticello
Ratcheto
Alhambra
Panatoni
391
What specific type of print is this?
Woodblock
Lithograph
Silk Screen
Aquatint
392
Who is the figure on his leg?
Mars
Some fat brat
Cupid
Mercury
393
In mosaics in this structure
Christ is bearded and beardless
Christ is beardless
Christ is not shown
Christ is bearded
394
What happened to most greek bronzes like this?
They were placed in British Museums
They were lost at sea
They were placed in Parisian Galleries
They were melted down
395
What branch of Christianity does this work promote?
Protestant
Catholic
396
This work shows
A calm surface
An active surface
A surface pro III
397
What does Monticello mean?
Little mansion
Little monument
Little mountain
Little movement
398
Who is this work attributed to?
Kallimachos
Combucha
Comando
Killinger
399
What happened to this work?
It was damaged in a fire
It was destroyed in WWII
It was stollen
It was auctioned off for charity
400
What group used the Catacomb of Priscilla
Jews
All three
Christians
Pagans
401
What is this work on?
Canvas
Vellum
Papyrus
Paper
402
How long is the Bayeux Tapestry?
130 feet
430 feet
330 feet
230 feet
403
Who created this work?
Ingres
Delacroix
Goya
David
404
What animal represents Eve
The rabbit
the elk
The parrot
The snake
405
Where is this work currently?
Rome
England
Turkey
Paris
406
What is this work on?
Velum
Papyrus
Plaster
Paper
407
Who was the patron of this work?
Pope Julius II
Pope John IV
Pope Paul III
The Medici
408
What is not (supposedly) not true of St. Foy?
She told a monk to move her remains
She converted to paganism
Foy means Faith
She was a martyr
409
Who is shown here?
Augustus Caesar
Juniuis Brutus
Mr. Kaplan
Mark Anthony
410
Who created this image?
William Hogarth
Joseph Wright of Derby
Thomas Jefferson
Jean-Honre Fragonard
411
Who designed this building?
Brancusi
Brunelleschi
Bernini
Bertandernie
412
What was placed inside this?
Both bodies
Ashes
Just her body
Just his body
413
The main space of the markets of trajan were
barrel vaulted
poll vaulted
groin vaulted
414
Who created this image?
Nadar
Goya
David
Daumier
415
What is the work commonly refered to as?
The Yellow Pages
The Vienna Genesis
The Sega Genesis
The Cotton Genesis
416
What American museum has two of the statues shown on the left?
The Met
The MoMa
Philadelphia Museum of Art
The National Gallery
417
What culture did this come from?
Assyrian
Egyptian
Greek
Persian
418
Who created this?
Jean-Honore Fragonard
Jean-Antoine Houdon
Elisabeth Louise Vigee Le Brun
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
419
What is the full title of this work?
The Oath of the Horatii at the feet of their Country
The Sons of David Between the Hands of their Father
The Oath of the Horatii Between the Hands of their Father
The Sons of David at the feet of their Country
420
What type of frescoes are scene here
Mostly Buon with some Secco
Mostly Secco with some Buon
All Seeco
All Buon
421
What period does this belong to?
Archaic Greek
Classical Greek
Geometric Greek
Hellenistic Greek
422
What period is this work?
Renaissance
Mannerist
Gothic
Rococo
423
What style vessel is this?
Skyphos
Alabastron
Krater
Kylix
424
What type of plan is this?
Central
Bent Axial
Hybrid
Axial
425
Who was the patron of this work?
Pope Paul III
Pope Julius II
Cardinal Dominic V
The Medici
426
Why were there exotic plants on one of the terraces of this structure?
To show Hatshepsut's death by toxic plants
To show Hatshepsut's interest in farming
To show Hatshepsut's achievements in trade
To show Hatshepsut's interest in botany
427
What period is this work?
Impressionism
Romanticism
Rococo
Romanesque
428
What is the subject of the tympanum shown?
The Annunciation to Mary
The Last Supper
The Annunciation to Anne
The Last Judgment
429
Who created this work?
Jacopo da Pontormo
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Giacomo da Vignola
430
Who created this work?
Courbet
David
Manet
Daumier
431
Whose citadel is this work from?
Darius III
Darius I
Sargon II
Xerxes
432
What can be said of the linear perspective in this work?
It is 100% Realistic
It is slightly tweaked
It's way off
It wasn't sued at all
433
Who is this temple for?
Zeus
All the gods
Poseidon
Athena
434
What medium is this work?
Buon Fresco
Tempera on wood
Fresco Secco
Oil on canvas
435
Where were the outter stones mined?
London
Wiltshire
Wales
Manchester
436
What is this work made of?
Terra cotta
Alabaster
Sandstone
Marble
437
This is an example of
An Icon
Beon Fresco
A mosaic
Fresco Secco
438
These sculptures are examples of what type of relief?
Low
High
Sunken
439
What is the original and current location of this work?
Holland
Germany
Italy
France
440
What specific type of print is this?
Etching
Silk screen
Aquatint
Woodcut
441
Who is the Pharaoh shown here?
Khufu
Hatshepsut
Menhaure
Akhenaton
442
What did Akhenaton do to make everyone so mad at him? (multiple correct choices)
Change the religion
Change the capital
Change the art
Change his underwear
443
What is the name of this work?
Venus of Urbino
The Rent is Due
La Grand Oldalisque
Olympia
444
What period is this work?
Northern Renaissance
Early Renaissance
Spanish Baroque
Italian Renaissance
445
Who are the four figures on the lotus bloom before Osiris?
The four principle gods
His daughters
His sons
His four grandparents
446
In what modern country was this work made?
France
Portugal
Belgium
Prussia
447
"yah pays yer money, yah takes yer choice"
O
O
O
O
448
Who was the patron of this work?
Pope Urbino II
The duke of Urbino
The duke of Kensington
The Medici
449
This is the only Da Vinici...
In da'Hizzy
In Situ
In da'Hause
In Repose
450
What Neoclassical characteristics does this work have despite it being a work of Romanticism?
Political theme
Reference to Greece/Rome
Monochromatic palette
Pyramid composition
451
Which era of Greek art does this Roman work relate to?
Geometric
Hellenistic
Classical
Archaic
452
Who is this Old Testament figure?
Issac
David
Abraham
Soloman
453
Where is this located?
Manchester
London
WIltshire
Wales
454
What era does this work belong to?
Republican Rome
Hellenistic Greece
Imperial Rome
Classical Greece
455
Who is the patron of this work?
Queen Marie de' Medici
Queen Blanche of Castile
Queen Hatshepsut
Queen Marie Antoinette
456
What is the purpose of this work
Grave Marker
Grind Pigments
Idol Worship
Wedding Marker
457
What is his stance called?
Ancient
Contropposto
Archaic
Counterclockwise
458
Which Pharaoh is this?
Menkaure
Khufu
Hatshepsut
Khafre
459
Who are the figures in the mirror?
The Prince and Princess
Two commoners
The Duke and Dutchess
The King and Queen
460
What is this work made of?
Graywacke
Sandstone
Ceramic
Alabaster
461
Who created this work?
Derby
Wright
Fragonard
Hogarth
462
Who is the Queen shown here?
Hatshepsut
Nefertiti
Elizabeth II
Cleopatra
463
What period does the Bayeux Tapestry belong to?
Romanesque
Gothic
Early Roman
Late Roman
464
What terms describe body position to show multiple parts from one view?
Magnetic View
Composite View
Foreshortening
Twisted perspective
465
What is the name for this pose
Counterintuitive
Counteractive
Contrapposto
Contrapasta
466
What is the title of this work?
La Grande Odalisque
The Oxbow
Les Miserables
Liberty Leading the People
467
Who is the god seated?
Sandwich
Atom
Aton
Shamash
468
The blend of realism and summary treatment of the figures could possibly be because of?
Iconoclasm
Aniconoclasm
Hierarchy of Scale
Hierarchy of bodies
469
Who created this work?
Donatello
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
470
Lucky?
Pick me!
Pick me!
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Pick me!
471
Where was this work found?
Cairo
Paris
Susa
Sippar
472
Who created this work?
Hogarth
David
Houdon
Ingres
473
The plan of this builging is....
Combination of Axial and Bent Axial
Axial
Cobination of Central and Axial
Central
474
What style shows visible brush strokes?
Stipple
Painterly
Tenebrism
Sfuato
475
What does Hagia Sophia mean?
Holy Father
Holy Mother
Holy crap!
Holy Wisdom
476
What is the main trait of Mannerism?
Elongated forms
Religious subject matter
Secular subject matter
Shortened forms
477
What scene is shown in the painting in the background?
The last judgment
The last supper
The assumption of the Virgin
The crucifixion
478
What is an acceptable reason for the strange apperance of these figures
Aliens
Artists' abstraction
Physical Deformities
479
What are these support parts called?
Mostise and tenon
Mortise and <br>pestil
Mortar and tenon
Mortar and pestil
480
What style of pottery is this?
Black Figure
Yellow Figure
Gold Figure
Red Figure
481
The crook and flail he hold are symbols of...?
Horus
Isis
Aton
Osiris
482
What is the title of this work?
The merchant's bride
The work room
The last judgment
Woman holding a balance
483
Later Mesoamericans saw the sacrum as a second what?
Hand
Skull
Heart
Brain
484
What is this structure?
McDonald's of paris
The Palace at Westminster
The Palace of Versailles
Alhambra Pallace
485
What period is this building?
Romanesque
Neo-Romanesque
Gothic
Neo-Gothic
486
This is from
The Book of Phone
The Vienna Genesis
The Lindisfarne Gospels
The Book of Kells
487
What is the name of this stucture?
Erechtheion
Pantheon
Temple of Athena Nike
Propylaia
488
Who was the patron of this work?
Pope Sixtus IV
The Medici
Pope Julius II
Sforza of Milan
489
Where was she admitted to as one of the first four women?
Hogwarts
The French Academy
The Florence School
The Royal School of London
490
Where is this building located?
Rome
Berlin
London
Paris
491
Who are these figures?
Adam & Eve
Christ & Mary
Abraham & Sarah
Mr. Kaplan & Ms. Beck
492
What was this building not used for?
Church
Synagogue
Mosque
Pagan Temple
493
Who is featured in the background of this self portrait
His wife
His servant
His daughter
His mother
494
Where is this work located?
Alexandria
Karnak
Giza
Cairo
495
What is the name for the 20 nude males with no known purpose?
Chiorosuros
Ignudi
Sfmatos
Holister models
496
What is the title of this work?
Workin' -n-Twerkin'
The Laborers' Lives
The Road Pavers
The Stone Breakers
497
Who tried to seduce Hera but was tricked by Zues into mating with a cloud?
Apulu
Hermes
Mars
Ixion
498
Where is the House of Vettii located?
Sparta, Greece
Pompeii, Italy
Athens, Greece
Herculanium, Italy
499
Where is the artist's self portrait?
The face of Eve
The face of God
The face of Adam
THe flayed skin of a sinner
500
This is made of painted...
Sandstone
Alabaster
Terra Cotta
Marble
501
What is this structure?
Pantheon
Erechtheion
Temple of Athena Nike
Propylaia
502
This work is the calling of saint....
Mark
John
Luke
Matthew
503
Where were Trajan's ashes interred?
At an unknown shop in the Trajan Markets
At the top of the column of Trajan
At the base of the column of Trajan
In the center of the Trajan Markets
504
What title is given to the scenes where Mary and Anne are told they will give birth?
Declaration
Visitation
Improvisation
Annunciation
505
What is this made of? (two possible answers)
Glass
Nephrite
Porcelain
Jade
506
What cave was this found in?
Wonderwack
Wonka
Wonderwall
Wonderwerk
507
What is the name for the individual pieces that make up a mosaic?
Tesserae
Tetnis
Tenus
Teris
508
What technique was used to create this work?
multiple
additive
subtractive
divisionary
509
Who created this work?
Bernini Gian Lorenzo
Miguel Gonzalez
Francesco Borromini
Brunelsci
510
Whom does Rebecca offer a drink to?
Abraham
Jacob
Eliezer
Sarah
511
What mineral was used to create blue for the frescoes in the Arena/Scrovengi chapel?
Lapis Lazuli
Iron
Cobalt
Malechite
512
This Pharaoh's pyramid at Giza...
Is the largest
Is the middle
TRICK QUESTION! He doesn't have one there
Is the smallest
513
What is Mr. Kaplan's house from Hogwarts?
Ravenclaw
Slytherin
Hufflepuff
Gryffindor
514
What are these made of?
Sandstone
Greywacke
Alabaster
Ceramic
515
What preserved the House of Vettii
A curse kept away looters
Ash from Mr. Vesuvius
The road to it was covered in rocks
A plauge kept away looters
516
What type of camera took this picture?
Polaroid
Calotype
iPhone 3G
Zooproaxiscope
517
What is the name of the feature that allows the free flow of visitors?
Transcept
Typanum
Nave
Ambulatory
518
Because later Egyptians tried to destroy all record of Akhenaton, he was a victim of...
Damnatio Memoriae
Expecto Patronum
Mors Mordre
Avada Kedavra
519
What is the name of this work?
Isenheim Altarpiece
Merode Altarpiece
Rottgen Altarpiece
Campino Altarpiece
520
What period is this building?
Roman
Romanticesque
Romantic
Romanesque
521
Where is this work located?
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
South Carolina
522
What animal represents Adam
The parrot
The rabbit
The elk
The snake
523
Which material was not used for this structure?
Sandstone
Concrete
Brick
Limestone
524
What earlier circular architectural feature inspired the rose/Catherine window?
Columns
Occulus
Stonehendge
Ambulatories
525
Which pyramid has the Sphinx by it's Valley Temple?
Khafre's
Menkaure's
Khufu's
Queen's
526
What is this work made of?
Grayscale
Graywacke
Sandtarts
Sandstone
527
What feature allows for large and more elaborate ceremonies?
Aisle
Chevet
Ambulatory
Transept
528
What language is the Bayeux Tapestry written in?
Hebrew
Greek
Latin
Old English
529
Where is this work currently?
Cairo
Sinai
London
Paris
530
Who was the patron of this work?
Napoleon's mother
Napoleon's niece
Napoleon's daughter
Napoleon's sister
531
Who was the Bible of St. Louis for?
King Louise the 1st
King Louise the 9th
King Louise the 14th
King Louise the 15th
532
What period is this work?
High Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Rococo
Manerist
533
What is the name of the large piece?
The morning after
Tete a Tete
Formage
En vouge
534
What type of marble is this?
It's not marble
Garbo
Carrara
Porphory
535
What is the name for a book of the dead
Necronomicon
Twilight
Necropolis
Necrolibro
536
Why didn't this building have figural mosaics orignally?
To bring focus to the exterior
The skills to do so were lost to man
The great iconoclasm
The protestant refromation
537
Which period is this work from?
Paleolithic
Neolithic
538
What in the name of this work?
Pacman
Parthenon
Pancake
Pantheon
539
Who created this work?
Discobolos
Apoxymenos
Dorphoros
Polykleitos
540
Who was Lucas Cranach the Elder the official painter for?
Pope Paul III
Pope John IV
Martin Luther
King George I
541
Who designed this work?
Fra Filippo Lippi
Leon Battista Alberti
Sandro Botticelli
Matthias Grunewald
542
Who created this work?
Ingres
David
Delacroix
Goya
543
What two types of coulmn capitals are seen in the Hypostyle Hall
Doric and Bud
Papyrus and Bud
Papyrus and Iconic
Doric and Iconic
544
Who was an architect for this work?
Thatcher
Wright
Pugin
Barry
545
What specific type of print is this?
Aquatint
Woodcut
Lithograph
Etching
546
What medium is this work?
Oil on canvas
Encaustic on panel
Digital
Tempera on wood
547
What is this work made of?
Marble
Bronze
Basalt
Granite
548
Good luck....
Pick me!
Pick me!
Pick me!
Pick me!
549
What later building did this inspire?
The New Mosque
The Basilica Nova
Mosque of Selim II
The Blue Mosque
550
Whose head is David standing on?
Goliath's
His own
Soloman's
Abraham's
551
What is this work's original location?
Quirinal Hill, Rome, Italy
The Vatican Museum, Vatican (Rome)
The Trajan Markets, Rome, Italy
The National Museum of Rome, Italy
552
What is the title for when Christ is on the cross?
Crucifixion
Annunciation
Lamentation
Nativity
553
Which is not a characteristic of Neoclassicism
Frivolity and Love
Political subjects
References to Greek/Rome
Pyramid Composition
554
Where is this work located?
Berlin
Antwerp
Paris
London
555
Who was the designer of this building's frescoes?
Alessandro Farnese
Giacomo da Vignola
Giovanni Battista Gaulli
Giacomo della Porta
556
Who commissioned this work?
Philip IV
Pope Julius XX
The Medici
Henry VIII
557
What is the name of the bell?
Elizabeth
Ben
George
Victoria
558
In what country is this work?
Vatican
Germany
France
Italy
559
What structure is this?
Pizza Chapel
A Ham Palace
Pazzi Chapel
Alhambra Palace
560
What is this work made of?
Iron
Basalt
Sandstone
Greywacke
561
Who is this woman?
Your sub next time Mr. Kaplan is out sick
A prostitute
An Accountant
A Venus
562
Who designed this work?
Le Vau and Hardouin-Mansart
Juan Rodriguez Juarez
Giacomo da Vignola & Giacomo della Porta
Francesco Borromini
563
What is the Sancta Camisa
The gown of the first pope
The shroud Christ was wrapped in after he died
The veil of Mary Madelyn
The tunic Mary wore when she bore Jesus
564
What is the common title of this work?
The Loop
The Oxbow
The River
The Horseshoe
565
What period is this building?
Romanesque
Roman
Romanticesque
Romantic
566
Who is Mr. Kaplan's favorite Hogwarts Prof?
Snape
Lupin
Lockhart
McGonagall
567
What is this work on
Canvas
Papyrus
Vellum
Paper
568
Originally this building had
Mosaics of Mary Theotokos
Mosaics of Christ Pantocrator
Islamic scfript mosaics
Aniconic mosaics
569
What period is this building?
Rococo
Renaissance
Baroque
Mannerist
570
What is this written in?
Latin
Modern English
Greek
Old English
571
What style of pottery came before this?
Gold Figure
Yellow Figure
Black Figure
Red Figure
572
This work shows...
Sfumatto
Tenebrism
Zoomorphic Designs
Horror vacui
573
What sin had the Scrogengi committed?
Vanity
Usury
Adultery
Murder
574
What term means "A day's work" and refers to the plaster poured to work on in one sitting?
Ignudi
Tenebrism
Giornata
Sfumato
575
What period is this work?
Romanticism
Realism
Impressionism
Neoclassicism
576
Pick a number
8
3.14
1,000,000
7
577
Who took the fallen sculptures from this structure, and where did he/she take them?
Lord Albert, to Denmrk
Lord Albert, to England
Lord Elgin, to England
Lord Elgin, to Denmark
578
Who did Marie de Medici marry by proxy?
Charles II
George I
George VII
Henry IV
579
What type of figure is this?
Arch-Angel
Puti
Angel
Nike
580
What are the name for the woman shaped columns seen on the porch of the maidens?
Fluted
Propylaia
Caryatids
Chicklets
581
What period is this work?
Romanticism
Rococo
Impressionism
Neoclassicism
582
What types of columns does this structure have?
Iconic and Compound
Doric and Corinthian
Doric and Iconic
Iconic and Corinthian
583
Where are these works located?
Millan
Paris
London
Rome
584
What specific type of print is this?
Engraving
Lithograph
Screen printing
Woodcut
585
Where was this work most likely from?
Sippar
Paris
Susa
Cairo
586
The walls
Are thinnest at the top
Are the same thickness from top to bottom
Are thinnest at the bottom
587
What type of photograph is this?
Snapchat
Daguerreotype
Polaroid
Calotype
588
What are currently in the 7 niches?
Roman Gods
Christian Figures
Jewish Figures
Greek Heros
589
This work is a direct commentary on which earlier work?
Birth of Venus
Venus of Urbino
Oath of the Horartti
The Lamentation
590
Where were/are these works located?
Athens
Constantanople
Sparta
Rome
591
What is the Bayeux Tapestry?
A Tapestry
An Embroidery
592
Where are these currently?
Berlin
New York
Paris
London
593
Mary here is shown as
Theologian
Theotokos
Pantocrator
Pancaker
594
What is the name of this work?
Arbor Pieta
Sancta Pieta
Rottgen Pieta
Frankly Pieta
595
What is the common name for this work?
The Mutiny
Lost Souls
Slave Ship
THe Storm
596
What is the scale of this work
Life sized
Double life sized
Slightly smaller than life sized
Slightly larger than life sized
597
Who is depicted on the left?
Hercules
Herakles
Hercle
598
Who is the leader on the viewers left?
Alexander the Great
Xerxes
Darius III
Darius I
599
What was not used to make this
Mollusk excretions
Calf skin
Ostritch egg
600
What are the red stones?
Peridot
Ruby
Garnet
Saphire
601
What is the title of this work?
Birth of Woman
Birth of Venus
Birth of Juno
Birth of Spring
602
How is this person related to Akhenaton?
His grandson
His brother
He's not
His son
603
Who is depicted in this work?
Muybridge
Courbet
Daumier
Nadar
604
Who was likely the patron of this work?
His daughter
His mistress
His wife
His son
605
What does Haggadah mean?
Reflection
Atonement
Gratitude
Narration