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1
Who painted the Burial of the Count of Orgaz?
Frieda Kahlo
Pablo Picasso
Salvador Dali
El Greco
2
Where is the original painting now?
Museum of Modern Art
Renia Sofia
New York Natural History Museum
San Antonio Museum of Art
3
When did the bombing of Guernica occur?
April 26,1937
August 1945
December 7, 1941
January 1, 1920
4
What are the figures looking up at?
Clouds
Airplanes
Francisco Franco
Light Bulb
5
What colors are used in this painting?
White
Black
Green
Gold
6
Which images are in the Persistence of Memory?
the pope
"melting clocks"
a tree
angels
7
What does the bull symbolize?
Nothing
Picasso
The Bomb
Spain
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When did Salvador Dali finish the Persistence of Memory?
1974
1931
1985
1945
9
Which Spanish political party lead the bombing?
Republican
None
Democratic
Nationalist
10
Which is an image that is in the painting?
Dog
Fish
Horse
Bull
11
Which one of these was a painting period in Picasso's life?
Orange Period
Green Period
Blue Period
Yellow Period
12
What art movement did he co-found?
Cubist
Abstract
Modern Art
Art Deco
13
Which one of these is Guernica?
An American City
A French town
A country
A Spanish town
14
Who was the general responsible for the bombing of Guernica?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Francisco de Paula Santander
Francisco Franco
Douglas MacArthur
15
Which is an image in the painting?
Angels
Melting clocks
The moon
Disfigured humans
16
How large is this painting?
3.4 ft by 5.6 ft
11 ft by 25.6 ft
1.6 ft by 2.4 ft
5 ft by 6 ft
17
Which country conducted the actual bombing?
U.S.
Germany
France
England
18
Who painted
Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda?
Frieda
Rivera
Dali
Picasso
19
Who painted The Two Fridas?
El Greco
Salvador Dali
Frieda Kahlo
Pablo Picasso
20
When was Pablo Picasso born?
January 3, 1889
May 4, 1964
October 25, 1881
September 15, 1904
