Art Throughout History

What does the word "Renaissance" translate to?

Who is this Baroque artist who broke social norms as a female artist at a time when men had the most influence in art?

Which painting technique, found on the Mona Lisa, blends the edge between colors so that there is a soft transition?

Which Medieval Art style was more realistic with its use of shadow and light and introduced animals in mythic scenes?

This statue, sculpted by Michelangelo, depicts what Biblical figure?

Romantic Art is usually done "en Plein Air". What does this mean?

Neoclassical Art has what scenes as its subject matter?

Which column is known for their distinctive ornate capitals?

What is this Gothic Architecture which carries the thrust of a roof or vault?

This Georgia O'Keefe Painting is considered what kind of art style?

This painting, "Ploughing in the Nivernais," is considered what kind of art?

Which period of art was linked to the Roman Catholic Church and was known for its Biblical narratives and stark realism?

Which period records life experiences, tell stories to children, or passes down ideas from one generation to the next?

Which Modern Movement is known for its abstract "four-dimensional" shapes

What is this Classical Greek perspective called that measures ideal proportions in art?

Who painted this fresco titled Lamentation (The Mourning of Christ)?

Who is this Surrealist and Folk Artist?

What is the name of this famous Expressionist piece?

Which of these artists is an Impressionist?

Which Contemporary Artist is known for his Graffiti art on the streets of London, England?