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An #arthistory game to learn survey of #art history for #highschool
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1
Which is not a traditional material for sculpture?
Papyrus
Wood
Bronze
Marble
2
What does "Renaissance" mean?
Recollect
Modern
Rebirth
Servitude
3
What Post-Impressionist is known for his paintings of the people of Tahiti?
Paul Cezanne
Camille Pissaro
Paul Gauguin
Henri Matisse
4
Ruebens is associated with which period?
Rococo
Baroque
Renaissance
Neo Classical
5
Which of the following did Renaissance painters use to make Indian Yellow paint?
Fire Ants
Rotten Vegetables
Snail Mucous
Cattle urine
6
How many inches should Ms. H. cut off her hair?
1 inch
Leave it long!
3 inches
SHORT
7
The female painter best known for paintings of Southwest flowers, rocks, shells, and skulls?
Louise Bourgeois
Faith Ringgold
Georgia O'Keefe
Frida Kahlo
8
What religious building is the largest in the world?
Songshan Shaolin Temple, China
Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris
Angor Wat, Cambodia
The Grand Mosque of Mecca
9
Which of the following museums is the most visited in the world?
The Louvre
MoMA
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Art Institute of Chicago
10
Which is NOT a genre of painting?
Landscape
Abstract
Monumental
Portrait
11
What museum is pictured here?
The Guggenheim
The Met
MoMA
The Louvre
12
What is depicted in "still life" paintings?
People
Things
Places
13
Which type of paint has egg yolk in it?
Watercolor
Tempera
Gouache
Oil
14
Born in the Netherlands, one of his most famous paintings is called Irises. Who is he?
Edvard Munch
Pablo Picasso
Vincent VanGogh
Claude Monet
15
Why are most Greek sculptures white?
The colorful paint has worn off over the years
They were created by White artists
White marble was the only available material
16
What do art historians call this kind of medieval book, painted and decorated entirely by hand?
Illuminated Manuscript
Book of Prayers
Abbot's Manual
Illustrated Bible
17
Whose work was known for melting clocks, ants, surreal landscapes, and strange animals?
Salvador Dali
Pablo Picasso
Ansel Adams
Piet Mondrian
18
Whose painting, The Night Watch, is pictured here?
Velasquez
Vermeer
Reubens
Rembrandt
19
In what type of building would you find a "minaret"?
Mormon Tabernacle
Hindu Temple
Islamic Mosque
Catholic Cathedral
20
What is a "Bust"?
A type of dress in Renaissance paintings
A sculpture of someone's head & Shoulders
A repaired sculpture
21
What type of material was used to build the Taj Mahal?
Coral
Concrete
Granite
Marble
22
What is another name for this painting?
The Smiling Woman
La Gioconda
La Joconde
The Dark Woman
23
This masterpiece is a well-known work of what style of painting, known for use of small dots?
Painterism
Colorism
Pointillism
Perfectionism
24
One of Andy Warhol's most famous paintings was what?
A can of beans
A can of oil
A can of soup
A can of milk
25
Monet died in poverty.
True
False
26
Whose painting is pictured here?
Botticelli
Donatello
Michelangelo
Bramante
27
What is Edgar Degas best known for painting?
Clowns
Landscapes
Ballerinas
Waterlilies
28
Born in Paris, this painter was the original artist of "The Luncheon on the Grass"
Paul Gaugin
Claude Monet
Pablo Picasso
Edouard Manet
29
What art movement was founded by Picasso and Georges Braque?
Cubism
Pointillism
Surrealism
Geometrism
30
Much of Egyptian art was originally found in what type of buildings?
Pyramids
Tombs
Castles
Sphinxes
31
Andy Warhol is associated with which movement?
Dadaism
Cubism
Pop Art
Superflat
32
What was Monet's first name?
Frances
Claude
Georges
Karl
33
Female surrealist painter born in Mexico, painted many self-portraits.
Lola Cueto
Georgia O'Keefe
Frida Kahlo
Fanny Rebel
34
What type of paint did Monet mostly use?
Gouache
Pastel
Tempera
Oil
35
For the last 1,300 years, what has happened to the Ise Shrine in Japan every 20 years?
Repainted
Opened to the public
Moved to another location
Torn down and Rebuilt
36
Why were the most valuable works of art removed from the Louvre in 1939?
They were returned to their countries of origin
To raise funds for the war effort
For preservation and restoration
To prevent them from being looted in the war
37
What is the name of this Roman building?
Hadrian's Villa
The Temple of Poseidon
The Colosseum
The Basilica
38
Of what nationality was Monet?
German
Belgian
French
British
39
What does "chiaroscuro" mean?
Emotional
Painted with a Brush
Strong and Bold
Light and Dark
40
Whose painting, School of Athens, is pictured here?
Donatello
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Raphael
41
Complete the title of this masterpiece: "The Garden of Earthly _____"
Dangers
Passions
Pleasures
Delights
42
Which of the following is true?
Roman art influenced Greek art
Greek art influenced Roman art
43
Rembrandt, artist of this painting, was best known for what?
Painting still life
Painting war scenes
Painting portraits
Painting common people
44
Byzantine artists used small chips of colored glass and stone to make murals, also called what?
illumination
mosaic
iconography
45
What Egyptian writing system used pictures and symbols?
Cuneiform
Demotic
Hieroglyphics
Coptic
46
Andy Warhol said, "in the future, everyone will be world-famous for ______"
Breaking the rules
Following their dreams
Being an artist
Fifteen minutes
47
What building is this?
The Temple of Apollo
The Pantheon
The Colosseum
The Parthenon
48
Michelangelo's sculpture "David" depicts the boy who did what?
Lived forever
Won a tournament
Killed Goliath
Became a king