Sculpture
Ancient Egyptians carved this giant limestone statue with the body of a lion and the head of a human.
Great Sphinx
A selfie photo taken with a smartphone is typically captured using this front-facing camera feature.
Front facing/ selfie camera
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, famous for its unintentional tilt, is located in this European country.
Italy
Large-scale outdoor street paintings created directly on massive building walls are called these.
Murals
This cartoon mouse created by Walt Disney in 1928 became a global pop culture and animation icon.
Mickey Mouse
Michelangelo carved his famous 17-foot-tall statue of David out of this type of white stone.
Marble
Photos that show zero color and only shades of gray, black, and white are known by this common three-word phrase.
Black & White
Designed by Jørn Utzon, this famous landmark in Australia features roof shells shaped like giant white sails.
Sydney Opera House
Spray paint is usually packaged inside these metal containers that use pressurized gas to propel the paint.
aerosol/spray cans
This iconic red-and-yellow logo shaped like a giant "M" is one of the most recognizable corporate symbols in the world.
McDonald's Golden Arches
Sculptures designed to float or move around in the air, often balanced on wires, are called these.
Mobiles
This small, three-legged stand is commonly used by photographers to keep a camera completely still.
Tripod
This ancient hilltop citadel in Athens, Greece, contains the famous ruins of the Parthenon.
Acropolis
French street artist Invader is famous for sticking ceramic tile mosaics on walls featuring characters from this 1978 arcade game.
Space Invaders
Artist HR Giger designed the terrifying visual look of the creature in this classic 1979 sci-fi movie directed by Ridley Scott.
Alien
This modern American artist created Ballet Russe and giant shiny steel sculptures shaped like balloon dogs.
Jeff Koons
National Geographic published a famous 1985 cover photo featuring a young refugee girl with striking green eyes from this country.
Afghanistan
The Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building in New York City were designed in this sleek 1930s architectural style.
Art Deco
This famous visual artist and graphic designer created the iconic Obey Giant clothing line logo.
Shepard Fairey
This British band commissioned Peter Blake to design the famous collage cover for their 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
The Beatles
The ancient Chinese Terracotta Army of thousands of life-sized soldier statues was created to protect the tomb of this first emperor.
Qin Shi Huang
This French photographer pioneered street photography and popularized the concept of "the decisive moment."
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Antoni Gaudí designed the massive, still-unfinished basilica known as the Basílica de la Sagrada Família in this Spanish city. (As of 2025)
Barcelona
A street artist's unique, stylized signature written quickly on a wall using spray paint or a marker is called
Tag
The iconic logo for the rock band The Rolling Stones features a mouth sticking out this body part.
Tongue