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Art True or False
100

This artist's Campbell's Soup Cans and portraits of Marilyn Monroe helped define American Pop Art.

Who is Andy Warhol?

100

In ancient Rome, artists sometimes used this unusual substance as a pigment in artwork.

What is crushed insects?

100

The lightness or darkness of a color.

What is value?

100

This movement embraced mass-produced imagery, advertisements, celebrities, and consumer culture.

What is Pop Art?

100

Vincent van Gogh painted the Mona Lisa.

What is False?

200

This Mexican artist is famous for her self-portraits, distinctive eyebrows, and paintings exploring identity and pain.

Who is Frida Kahlo?

200

Pablo Picasso reportedly kept a pet named Mimì and even included the animal in some of his paintings. What kind of animal was Mimì?

What is a monkey?

200

The arrangement of visual elements within an artwork.

What is composition?

200

Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque helped develop this movement, which broke objects into geometric forms and showed multiple viewpoints at once.

What is Cubism?

200

The Statue of Liberty was designed by a French sculptor.

What is True?

300

This Renaissance artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and created the sculpture David.

Who is Michelangelo?

300

The Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in 1911. Approximately how long was it missing?

What is two years?

300

This term describes the relationship between the size of an object or element and the size of other elements within the same artwork.

What is proportion?

300

This movement focused on capturing fleeting effects of light and color and often featured visible, loose brushstrokes.

What is Impressionism?

300

The word “Renaissance” translates to “reawakening.”

What is False?

400

This artist is famous for The Persistence of Memory, featuring the iconic melting clocks.

Who is Salvador Dalí?

400

Salvador Dalí designed a famous piece of jewelry shaped like this body part, complete with a mechanism that made it appear to beat.

What is a heart?

400

In art, this term describes taking a recognizable existing image, object, or other artistic material and incorporating it into a new artwork, often with little or no alteration to the original.

What is appropriation?

400

This movement emphasized dreamlike imagery, the unconscious mind, and bizarre combinations of otherwise ordinary objects.

What is Surrealism?

400

The Mona Lisa is painted on canvas.

What is False? — It's painted on a poplar wood panel.

500

This artist created The Birth of Venus and was a major figure of the Italian Renaissance.

Who is Sandro Botticelli?

500

One of the world's most famous ancient sculptures, the Venus de Milo, is missing both of these major body parts.

What are her arms?

500

A technique of applying paint thickly enough that the brushstrokes or texture remain visible.

What is impasto?

500

This movement emerged during World War I and rejected traditional artistic values, embracing absurdity, nonsense, and irrationality.

What is Dada?

500

Michelangelo's David was originally commissioned to be placed inside the Sistine Chapel.

What is False? — It was originally intended for the roofline of Florence Cathedral.