French
This 19th-century French art style gets its name from Claude Monet’s painting Impression, Sunrise.
Impressionism
This Pop Art icon became famous for painting red-and-white cans of Campbell’s Soup.
Andy Warhol
Leonardo da Vinci painted this iconic portrait displaying a mysterious smile.
Mona Lisa
This 1937 film about a princess and seven dwarf friends was Disney’s first full-length animated movie.
Snow White
This famous Spanish artist co-founded Cubism and painted the anti-war masterpiece Guernica.
Pablo Picasso
Famous for his painting Starry Night, this artist famously cut off a piece of his own left ear.
Vincent Van Gogh
This anonymous street artist hides his real identity and paints famous graffiti murals on walls around the world.
Banksy
Michelangelo spent four years laying on his back to paint the famous ceiling of this chapel in Rome.
Sistine Chapel
This pioneer of animation created Mickey Mouse and opened a famous California theme park in 1955.
Walt Disney
Salvador Dalí is famous for painting melting clocks in this 1931 Surrealist work.
The Persistence of Memory
Gustave Eiffel designed this famous iron tower in Paris for the 1889 World's Fair.
Eiffel Tower
The huge, shiny metal bean sculpture located in Chicago’s Millennium Park is officially named this.
Cloud Gate
Leonardo da Vinci painted this mural showing Jesus sharing a final meal with his apostles.
The Last Supper
Stop-motion animation uses these tiny models or figures that animators move frame-by-frame.
Puppets/Clay figures
This Norwegian artist painted a famous figure holding its head and screaming on a bridge.
Edvard Munch
Claude Monet spent years painting these floating flowers in his garden pond at Giverny.
Water Lillies
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is world-famous for covering her rooms and sculptures in these spots.
Polka Dots
Michelangelo carved a famous 17-foot tall marble statue of this biblical hero who defeated Goliath.
David
Studio Ghibli, the famous anime studio that made Spirited Away, is based in this country.
Japan
This Mexican artist is world-famous for her colorful self-portraits and distinct eyebrows.
Frida Khalo
Auguste Rodin created this famous bronze sculpture of a nude man sitting on a rock with his chin on his hand.
The Thinker
Keith Haring became famous in the 1980s by drawing cartoon figures and barking dogs on the walls of this city's subway system.
NYC
This famous Italian city is built on water with hundreds of canals and gondolas instead of streets.
Venice
Early motion pictures were called "silent films" because they did not have recorded sound or this.
Dialogue/spoken voice
This style of modern art uses geometric shapes like cubes, cones, and spheres instead of realistic forms.
Cubism