Famous Paintings
Styles of Art
Statues
Art Vocabulary
Passive Voice Practice
100

This Colombian artist is known for paintings and sculptures in which people and objects are shown in fat, rounded forms.

Fernando Botero

100

This style was created in Italy during the 14th–17th centuries and was marked by perspective, realism, and classical themes. Its name literally translates to "rebirth".

Renaissance

100

The Christ the Redeemer statue was built in 1931. It overlooks this city with open arms.

Rio de Janeiro

100

This word is used for art that is not realistic and shows shapes or colors. Picasso is famous for this art style. 

Abstract

100

Is this the passive or active voice: 

The Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.

Passive

was painted

200

This famous painting was created by Leonardo da Vinci and is displayed in the Louvre. It features a woman with a peculiar smile. 

The Mona Lisa

200

This art movement was inspired by dreams and the unconscious mind. It was made famous by artists like Salvador Dalí.

Surrealism

200

This Renaissance statue of a biblical character was created by Michelangelo between 1501 and 1504. It was placed in Florence.

David

200

This word is used for a painting done on a wall.

Mural
200

Is this the active or passive voice: 

Botero painted this painting when he was 30 years old. 

Active

Botero painted

300

The ceiling of this famous building was painted by Michelangelo from 1508 to 1512.

Sistine Chapel

300

This art style was developed in France in the 1870s and was characterized by light brushstrokes and outdoor scenes.

Impressionism

300

This statue was presented as a gift from France to the United States in 1886. It was placed in New York Harbor.

Statue of Liberty

300

Which of these is NOT used to make a sculpture?

  • Marble

  • Bronze

  • Watercolor

  • Clay

Watercolor

300

The statue ___ (carve) by Michelangelo.

was carved

400

This painting was made by Picasso in 1937 to show the tragedies of war. Specifically, it was created to show the bombing of a Basque town during the Spanish Civil War.

Guernica

400

This movement was developed in the United States in the 1950s. It was influenced by consumer culture and mass media, and it was made famous by artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein.

Pop Art

400

The Moai statues were carved from volcanic rock between the 13th and 16th centuries. They are located on Easter Island, which belongs to this country.

Chile
400

Which of these words is NOT related to painting?
A) Canvas
B) Palette
C) Brushstroke
D) Violin

Brushstroke (Pincelada)

400

Correct the mistake: The pyramids were build by the Egyptians.

were built

500

These soup can paintings were produced in 1962 and were used to challenge the difference between high art and commercial culture. They were created by this American pop artist.

Andy Warhol

500

This style was characterized by strong contrasts of light and shadow. It also featured highly ornate and elaborate style of architecture and was used by artists like Caravaggio.

Baroque
500

The Venus de Milo, created around 150 BCE, was sculpted from this material.

Marble

500

This word is used for a picture of a person’s face.

Portrait
500

Change to passive: Picasso painted his masterpiece in 1937.

The masterpiece was painted by Picasso in 1937.

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