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Contents 195 Art Trivia Questions & Answers1.1 Play 195 Art Trivia Questions1.2 Read 195 Art Trivia Questions & AnswersScience Trivia Questions & Answers by Category1.3 Artist Birthplaces Trivia1.4 Artist Fun Facts Trivia1.5 Art Movements Trivia1.6 Art Museums Trivia1.7 Art Paintings & Pieces TriviaRelated Content1.8 Play Movie Trivia1.9 Play Music Trivia2.0 Play Science Trivia2.1 Play Random Trivia Play Art Trivia Questions Quiz Click Play Now to Launch Art Trivia Play NowPage 1 of 195 Gustav Klimt was one of the most prominent members of which art movement? The Renaissance Vienna Art Nouveau Impressionism Mannerism Page 2 of 195 Which artist painted Seated Woman in 1940? Willem de Kooning Jackson Pollock Valerie Solanas David Hockney Page 3 of 195 Who painted The Yellow Christ or Le Christ juane in 1889? Éduard Manet Georges Seurat Frida Kahlo Paul Gauguin Page 4 of 195 What is El Greco’s real name? Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Doménikos Theotokópoulos René Magritte Paul Cézanne Page 5 of 195 What is the name of the 1950s art movement, made most famous by Andy Warhol? Abstract Expressionism Pop Art Impressionism Post-Impressionism Page 6 of 195 Which painter secured a three-year apprenticeship with Jacob van Swanenburgh, who taught him the fundamentals of painting, drawing, and etching? Georgia O’Keeffe Peter Paul Rubens Alfred Stieglitz Rembrandt Page 7 of 195 Which Chinese museum houses over 120,000 Chinese art pieces, including the transparent bronze mirror from the Han Dynasty? Rijksmuseum The Guggenheim Museum The Shanghai Museum The Louvre Page 8 of 195 What is the name of this floor-based sculpture, comprised of four glass tanks, each of which contains one bisected half of a cow and calf, created by Damien Hirst? Mother and Child (Divided) The Child’s Bath The Vitruvian Man The Beheading of St. John the Baptist (in situ) Page 9 of 195 Which contemporary art movement, rooted in Impressionism, was debatably made most famous by American artist, Anthony Howe? Cubism Mannerism Abstract Expressionism Kinetic Sculpture Page 10 of 195 Who painted Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1: Portrait of the Artist’s Mother? Jackson Pollock James Abbott McNeill Whistler Paul Klee Camille Pissarro Page 11 of 195 Who was the action painter that created Autumn Rhythm? Paul Gauguin Jackson Pollock Mark Rothko Diego Rivera Page 12 of 195 The Museum of Non-Objective Painting later changed its name to what? The Guggenheim Museum The Louvre The British Museum The National Gallery of Art Page 13 of 195 Which art movement occurred from the 14th through the 17th century, where artists like Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raphael flourished? Post-Impressionism The Baroque Period The Renaissance Cubism Page 14 of 195 Which museum in Paris, was originally built as a fortress in the 12th century, and is the largest Museum in the world? The Van Gogh Museum The Louvre The Museum of Modern Art Musée d’Orsay Page 15 of 195 What was the name of the radical feminist and author that shot Andy Warhol in 1968? Camille Pissarro René Magritte Valerie Solanas Georgia O’Keeffe Page 16 of 195 What is the name of the 1893 painting, created by Mary Cassatt, which depicts a mother bathing her daughter? The Child’s Bath Portrait of Innocent X Women in the Garden Night in St. Cloud Page 17 of 195 Who painted Der Blaue Berg or The Blue Mountain in 1909? Paul Cézanne Eugène Delacroix Peter Paul Rubens Wassily Kandinsky Page 18 of 195 What is the name of the Leonardo da Vinci drawings that depicts a man in two superimposed positions, with arms outstretched? Etant Donnes For the Love of God The Vitruvian Man Made in Heaven Page 19 of 195 Who painted Las Meninas in 1656? Sandro Botticelli Salvator Mundi Paul Gauguin Diego Velázquez Page 20 of 195 Which American art movement began after World War II and moved the art world away from Paris, centering now in New York as a result? Mannerism Abstract Expressionism Impressionism Cubism Page 21 of 195 Who painted the Le Lit (The Bed) in 1893? Musée d’Orsay Albrecht Dürer Eugène Delacroix Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Page 22 of 195 Which young Japanese museum is described as an “empty museum”, only hosting exhibitions, including the 2007 Monet exhibition, which was the second most visited display of that year? The National Gallery of Art The National Art Center Museo del Prado The Tate Modern Page 23 of 195 Who painted Henry Ford Hospital in 1932? Sandro Botticelli René Magritte Mary Cassatt Frida Kahlo Page 24 of 195 Who painted the Empire of Light from 1953-1954? René Magritte Camille Pissarro Matty Monahan Edgar Degas Page 25 of 195 Which American actress, model, and singer, did Andy Warhol depict surrounded in gold, shortly after her accidental death by sleeping pill overdose? Jayne Mansfield Jean Harlow Marilyn Monroe Mae West Page 26 of 195 Who exhibited Georgia O’Keeffe's charcoals at his Gallery 291, unbeknownst to her, beginning their professional relationship? Paul Gauguin Alfred Stieglitz James Abbott McNeill Whistler Wassily Kandinsky Page 27 of 195 What is the name of the art movement, that began when a group of French artists decided to break away from academic tradition by painting outdoors? Installation Art Post-Impressionism Surrealism Impressionism Page 28 of 195 What is the name of the art movement, that began when a group of French artists decided to break away from academic tradition by painting outdoors? Installation Art Post-Impressionism Surrealism Impressionism Page 29 of 195 Which artist had a long-term relationship with Peter Schlesinger, from 1966 to 1971? David Hockney Jeff Koons Edvard Munch Salvator Mundi Page 30 of 195 What is the name of this Netherlands museum, which was established in 1976, and is solely dedicated to one artist, with 1,300 pieces in the collection? Rijksmuseum The Reina Sofia The Van Gogh Museum The Guggenheim Museum Page 31 of 195 Who sculpted the Pietà, which is one of the seven sorrows of Mary used in Catholic devotional prayers? Raphael Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Page 32 of 195 Who created the readymade Fountain, under the pseudonym "R. Mutt"? Eugène Delacroix Georgia O'Keeffe Peter Paul Rubens Marcel Duchamp Page 33 of 195 Who painted Death and the Maiden in 1915? Egon Schiele Mary Cassatt Georgette Berger Gabrielle Berlatier Page 34 of 195 Which art movement, perhaps made most famous by Vincent van Gogh, developed in France between 1886 and 1905, opposing the need for the naturalistic depictions of light and color? Surrealism Cubism Post-Impressionism Abstract Expressionism Page 35 of 195 Who painted, A Woman and Girl Driving in 1881? Paul Cézanne Éduard Manet Albrecht Dürer Mary Cassatt Page 36 of 195 Who painted the Virgin on the Rocks, in the late 1400s? Paul Gauguin Leonardo da Vinci Peter Paul Rubens Edvard Munch Page 37 of 195 Which museum in Madrid, is Spain's national museum of 20th century art? Reina Sofia National Gallery of Art State Hermitage Musée d’Orsay Page 38 of 195 What is the name of Caravaggio's largest work, painted as an altarpiece for the Oratory of San Giovanni Decollato in 1608? Made in Heaven Triumph of Galatea Christ on the Sea of Galilee (Christ Asleep During the Tempest) The Beheading of St. John the Baptist (in situ) Page 39 of 195 Which U.K. museum houses the largest collection of artefacts in the world? Museum of Modern Art National Gallery of Art British Museum State Hermitage Page 40 of 195 What does Paul Gauguin's painting, D’où Venons Nous / Que Sommes Nous / Où Allons Nous translate to in English? Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? Who am I? What are you? Why us? What is the past? What is the present? What is the future? Why are we here? What is our purpose? When will we go? Page 41 of 195 What is the name of the 1853 Eugène Delacroix painting, depicting Jesus sleeping peacefully with his head in his hand, at the end of a rowboat? Le Christ Juane For the Love of God Christ on the Sea of Galilee (Christ Asleep During the Tempest) Christ of Saint John of the Cross Page 42 of 195 Which art movement occurred towards the end of the Renaissance, which emphasized extravagance? Impressionism Abstract Expressionism Surrealism The Baroque Movement Page 43 of 195 What is the name of the Diego Velázquez's 1650 painting, which depicted the pope as a wary, suspicious, unlikeable old man? L.H.O.O.Q. Portrait of Innocent X Triumph of Galatea Made in Heaven Page 44 of 195 What is the name of the 1656 Johannes Vermeer painting, depicting a scene in a brothel, where a woman is looking down at her open palm, and where a man is about to place a coin? Night in St. Cloud L'Enseigne de Gersaint The Procuress Women in the Garden Page 45 of 195 Which artist created the work Hennessy, The Civilized Way To Lay Down the Law, in 1986? Mark Rothko Claude Monet Paul Klee Jeff Koons Page 46 of 195 Which Netherlands Museum was founded in The Hague in 1800, then moved to Amsterdam in 1808? Rijksmuseum State Hermitage Musée d’Orsay Museo del Prado Page 47 of 195 Which artist moved to Rome in 1570, where he lived at the palace of a wealthy patron, named Cardinal Alessandro Farnese? Salvador Dalí Paul Gauguin Doménikos Theotokópoulos Rembrandt Page 48 of 195 What is the name of the 1928 René Magritte painting, which depicts five men being confronted by random objects? L.H.O.O.Q. Familiar Objects Triumph of Galatea Night in St. Cloud Page 49 of 195 Who created the painting, The Scream, in 1893? Marcel Duchamp Eugène Delacroix Roy Lichtenstein Edvard Munch Page 50 of 195 Which New York museum holds the largest collection of contemporary art, opened in 1929? National Gallery of Art State Hermitage Museum of Modern Art Tate Modern Page 51 of 195 What is the name of the 1867 Claude Monet painting, that depicts this future wife in a variety of poses, with the goal of rendering true outdoor light in a painting? Women in the Garden L'Enseigne de Gersaint The Persistence of Memory A Bar at the Folies-Bergere Page 52 of 195 Which art movement of the 20th century, was developed by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso, mainly using geometric forms as the basis for presentation? Vienna Art Nouveau Pop Art Cubism Abstract Expressionism Page 53 of 195 Who painted Venus and Adonis in 1635? Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Peter Paul Rubens Eugène Delacroix Paul Cézanne Page 54 of 195 Who painted Praying Hands in 1508? Paul Cézanne Francisco Goya Camille Pissarro Albrecht Dürer Page 55 of 195 Who painted the 1888 Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh, where Van Gogh is seated at a Montmartre café, with a glass of absinthe? Georgia O'Keeffe Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Wassily Kandinsky Matty Monahan Page 56 of 195 Which painting, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, was sold for $450.3 million in November of 2017, making it the most expensive piece of art ever sold? Death and Fire Four Darks in Red Salvator Mundi Spring Ploughing Page 57 of 195 Which Washington D.C. museum was established in 1937, and traces the development of West Art, from the middles ages to the present? State Hermitage National Gallery of Art Tate Modern Metropolitan Museum of Art Page 58 of 195 In what country was Francisco Goya born? Spain Portugal Argentina Colombia Page 59 of 195 Which artist posed smiling, for a photograph next to a severed head in a morgue? Damien Hirst Salvador Dalí Paul Klee James Abbott McNeill Whistler Page 60 of 195 What job did Jackson Pollock work in 1943, at the Museum of Non-Objective Painting? Painter Clerk Custodian Tour Guide Page 61 of 195 Since women were yet not allowed to attend the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, which American artist studied privately with Jean-Léon Gérôme, in Paris, in 1866? Frida Kahlo Mary Cassatt Georgia O'Keeffe Elisabeth-Louise Vigee Le Brun Page 62 of 195 Which genre of art started in France after the French Revolution, where painters focused on scenes of contemporary people and daily life? Abstract Expressionism Surrealism Georgia O'Keeffe Realism Page 63 of 195 Who painted, Sky above Clouds IV, in 1965? Éduard Manet Paul Klee Georgia O'Keeffe Albrecht Dürer Page 64 of 195 Which St. Petersburg Museum was established in 1764, and is the second largest museum in the world? State Hermitage Vatican Museums Museo del Prado Tate Modern Page 65 of 195 Who painted American Collectors (Fred and Marcia Weisman) in 1968? Paul Klee David Hockney Edward Hopper Sandro Botticelli Page 66 of 195 In what country was Yayoi Kusama born? Japan Thailand Korea China Page 67 of 195 Who created the ceiling painting, Apollo Slaying the Serpent, commissioned as part of the restoration of the Galerie d'Apollon in the Louvre? Matty Monahan Wassily Kandinsky Roy Lichtenstein Eugène Delacroix Page 68 of 195 Which Paris museum was opened in 1986, on the grounds of an old railway station and is one the largest museums in Europe? The Guggenheim Museum Centro Cultural Banco Musée National d’Art Moderne Musée d’Orsay Page 69 of 195 Which of Titian's last paintings was intended to hang over his grave? Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma Night in St. Cloud Pieta Nighthawks Page 70 of 195 Which artist joined director Luis Buñeal and helped create Un Chien Andalou, a 1927 film that lacked sequential scenes or plot, and was meant to shock the viewer? Paul Klee Salvador Dalí Paul Cézanne Éduard Manet Page 71 of 195 Who painted The Battle of the USS "Kearsarge" and the CSS "Alabama" in 1864? Paul Cézanne Pablo Picasso Éduard Manet Johannes Vermeer Page 72 of 195 Who was a stockbroker for 11 years, until the Paris stock market crashed in 1882, pushing this artist to pursue painting full time? Claude Monet Paul Cézanne Paul Gauguin Camille Pissarro Page 73 of 195 Which 1960s and 70s American art movement relied on the technical ability of the painter to replicate a photo as accurately as possible? Hyperrealism Photorealism Realism Pop Surrealism Page 74 of 195 Which artist was famous for creating a smoky effect, perfecting the technique known as sfumato? Leonardo da Vinci Rembrandt Pablo Picasso Raphael Page 75 of 195 In 1973, who combined paint and silkscreen to depict Mao Zedong after President Nixon's visit to China? Roy Lichtenstein Andy Warhol Yayoi Kusama Keith Haring Page 76 of 195 In what country was Frida Kahlo born? Uruguay Argentina Spain Mexico Page 77 of 195 What is the name of Marcel Duchamp's scandalous work, which is an altered post card reproduction of the Mona Lisa, with a drawn on goatee and mustache? Made in Heaven A Visit with Christopher and Don, Santa Monica Canyon L.H.O.O.Q. Nighthawks Page 78 of 195 Who painted The Card Players in the 1890s? Camille Pissarro Winslow Homer Paul Cézanne Wassily Kandinsky Page 79 of 195 Which artist painted Death and Fire in 1940? Matty Monahan Paul Klee Marcel Duchamp Edgar Degas Page 80 of 195 Who painted Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grand Jatte? Georges Seurat Camille Pissarro Johannes Vermeer Piet Mondrian Page 81 of 195 What is the other name given to Lowbrow art, which is traditionally excluded from the world of fine art? Pop Surrealism Pop Art Surrealism Abstract Expressionism Page 82 of 195 What is the name of this 1603 life-sized painting of Francisco de Sandoval y Rojas riding a white horse, created by Peter Paul Rubens? Night in St. Cloud A Visit with Christopher and Don, Santa Monica Canyon Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma Symphony in White, No.1: The White Girl Page 83 of 195 In what country was Sandro Botticelli born in? South Africa San Marino Switzerland Italy Page 84 of 195 Who painted Jalais Hill, Pontoise in 1867? Piet Mondrian Camille Pissarro Caravaggio Johannes Vermeer Page 85 of 195 Which Italian museum was established in 1506 and houses many monumental works, including the Sistine Chapel? Vatican Museums The Guggenheim Museum The Louvre Reina Sofia Page 86 of 195 Which painter's primary position was as the court painter for Spain's King Philip IV, during the Baroque period? Rembrandt Paul Gauguin Leonardo da Vinci Diego Velázquez Page 87 of 195 Who painted The Black Duchess in 1797? Pablo Picasso Georgette Berger Francisco Goya Claude Monet Page 88 of 195 Who painted Office at Night in 1940? Edward Hopper Jackson Pollock Wassily Kandinsky Matty Monahan Page 89 of 195 What is the name of the Raphael fresco, that is depicting the story of Galatea? Excavation Triumph of Galatea Familiar Objects The Procuress Page 90 of 195 What as the name of the avant-garde art movement, arguably made most famous by Salvador Dalí, which challenged perceptions of reality and relied on the subconscious for creativity? Surrealism Installation Art Pop Art Kinetic Sculpture Page 91 of 195 Which artist painted the Rue Montorgueil in Paris, Celebration of June 30th, 1878? Claude Monet Wassily Kandinsky Pierre-Auguste Renoir Édouard Manet Page 92 of 195 Who did René Magritte marry, after he returned home from completing his obligatory military service in 1922? Marina Abramović Françoise Gilot Georgette Berger Dorothea Tanning Page 93 of 195 Which artist painted in monochromatic shades of mostly blue and green, known as the "Blue Period'? Édouard Manet Rembrandt Diego Rivera Pablo Picasso Page 94 of 195 Who painted The Calling of St. Matthew in 1600? Albrecht Dürer Caravaggio Camille Pissarro Peter Paul Rubens Page 95 of 195 What is the name of the 1890 Edvard Munch painting, which depicts an image of his father sitting and looking out of the window in a dark empty room? Night in St. Cloud Spring Ploughing The Scream The Persistence of Memory Page 96 of 195 Who created the installation art piece, New Hoover Convertibles in 1984? Andy Warhol Roy Lichtenstein Jeff Koons Marcel Duchamp Page 97 of 195 Which artist painted Four Darks in Red in 1958? Edvard Munch Mark Rothko Johannes Vermeer Willem de Kooning Page 98 of 195 In which country was Edgar Degas born? France Spain Italy Germany Page 99 of 195 Which artist wrote a letter to and offered Richard Nixon sex, in exchange for ending the Vietnam War? Leonora Carrington Marlene Dumas Bridget Riley Yayoi Kusama Page 100 of 195 Who painted Going West in 1934? Paul Gauguin Wassily Kandinsky Jackson Pollock Wassily Kandinsky Page 101 of 195 Which Madrid museum was established in 1819, and houses Spanish paintings from the 11th to the 18th centuries, as well as numerous foreign pieces? Centro Cultural Banco Musée National d’Art Moderne Tate Modern Museo del Prado Page 102 of 195 Which American and European avant-garde art movement, used three-dimensional large-scale and site-specific environments to create interactive engagement for the viewers? Vienna Art Nouveau Installation Art Kinetic Sculpture Abstract Expressionism Page 103 of 195 What is the name of the 1931 Salvador Dalí painting, which depicts a series of melting watches amongst rocky cliffs? The Persistence of Memory Crucifixion Un Chien Andalou The Bedroom Page 104 of 195 What is the name of the 1882 Édouard Manet painting, depicting a sad bar girl at a popular cafe, avoiding eye contact with the patron (the viewer)? A Bar at the Folies-Bergere Excavation Creation Medusa Page 105 of 195 Who painted the Girl with the Pearl Earring in 1665? Edgar Degas Wassily Kandinsky Piet Mondrian Johannes Vermeer Page 106 of 195 Who painted The Large Bathers in 1898? Albrecht Dürer Claude Monet Paul Cézanne Paul Klee Page 107 of 195 Who painted Primavera in the late 1400s? Paul Gauguin Sandro Botticelli Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec René Magritte Page 108 of 195 What is the name of the 1865 Winslow Homer Civil War painting, depicting a man harvesting wheat in a field using a scythe? Familiar Objects The Procuress The Vitruvian Man The Veteran in a New Field Page 109 of 195 Who painted Weatherbeaten in 1894? Diego Rivera Edgar Degas Winslow Homer Claude Monet Page 110 of 195 Who painted Broadway Boogie-Woogie in 1943? Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Piet Mondrian René Magritte Mary Cassatt Page 111 of 195 Who did Vincent van Gogh hand deliver his ear to, after he had cut a piece of it off? Kee Stricker Eugénie Loyer Gabrielle Berlatier Margaretha Begemann Page 112 of 195 Who painted El entierro del conde de Orgaz, also known as, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz? Camille Pissarro El Greco Peter Paul Rubens Pierre-Auguste Renoir Page 113 of 195 Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec became an overnight success by creating a poster for which Cabaret? Le Paradis Latin Le Crazy Horse Le Lido Le Moulin Rouge Page 114 of 195 What is the name of the 1984 David Hockney painting, measuring 6 x 20 feet, which used Cubism, to depict a view of a deep gorge, in Los Angeles California? A Visit with Christopher and Don, Santa Monica Canyon American Collectors (Fred and Marcia Weisman) The Veteran in a New Field Made in Heaven Page 115 of 195 What is the name of Francis Bacon's 1953 painting, derived from a Diego Velazquez created portrait? Study after Velazquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X Nighthawks Symphony in White, No.1: The White Girl The Circus Page 116 of 195 Who created the 1961 Pop Painting Popeye? Egon Schiele Paul Gauguin Willem de Kooning Roy Lichtenstein Page 117 of 195 Located in London and established in 1824, which museum houses over 2,300 paintings, dating from the mid-13th century to 1900? Tate Modern National Gallery Metropolitan Museum of Art The National Art Center Page 118 of 195 Which artist was married to Frida Kahlo? Diego Rivera Marcel Duchamp Johannes Vermeer Édouard Manet Page 119 of 195 Which artist tragically lost 3 children, from 1635 to 1640, none surviving more than a few months from birth? Salvador Dalí Vincent Van Gogh Rembrandt Edvard Munch Page 120 of 195 Who painted the fresco on the Stanza della Segnatura, The School of Athens? Donatello Michelangelo Leonard da Vinci Raphael Page 121 of 195 Which Michelangelo statue depicted the biblical slayer of Goliath, with a slingshot slung over one shoulder? David The Pietà Vitruvian Man Praying Hands Page 122 of 195 Who painted Moscow I (Red Square) in 1916? Paul Gauguin Diego Velázquez Wassily Kandinsky Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Page 123 of 195 What is the name of Jeff Koons' controversial large-scale photographs and sculpture series, where he posed in a number of sexually explicit positions with an Italian porn star? The Promised Land Nirvana on Earth Paradise Lost Made in Heaven Page 124 of 195 Who painted the Young Hare in 1502? Piet Mondrian Albrecht Dürer Edward Hopper Pierre-Auguste Renoir Page 125 of 195 Which artist painted Spring Ploughing in 1918? Edvard Munch Willem de Kooning Damien Hirst Paul Cézanne Page 126 of 195 Which artist painted Road to Versailles at Louveciennes in 1869? Winslow Homer Georges Seurat Camille Pissarro Sandro Botticelli Page 127 of 195 Which London museum was opened by Queen Elizabeth in 2000, with eight specific themed departments? Metropolitan Museum of Art The National Art Center British Museum Tate Modern Page 128 of 195 In what country was Paul Klee born in? Sweden Denmark Switzerland Belgium Page 129 of 195 What is the name of the 1942 Edward Hopper painting, depicting four people at a diner at night, with none of the figures interacting? The Procuress Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? Night in St. Cloud Nighthawks Page 130 of 195 What is the name of the 1814 Francisco Goya painting, depicting French soldiers executing unarmed Spaniards in retaliation for a rebellion that occurred the day prior? The Third of May, 1808 or El Tres de May de 1808 Excavation Portrait of Innocent X The Persistence of Memory Page 131 of 195 What poem was the Henri Matisse painting, Luxe, Calme, et Volupte title taken from? Le Dormeur du Val L'invitation au voyage Le Pont Mirabeau L'Eternité Page 132 of 195 Who is the contemporary artist and marketing entrepreneur that created the conceptual art group, "The Most Famous Artist"? Yayoi Kusama Jeff Koons Richard Prince Matty Monahan Page 133 of 195 Which artist painted Prometheus Bound in 1618? Johannes Vermeer Peter Paul Rubens Édouard Manet Gustav Klimt Page 134 of 195 Which artist painted Dance at the Moulin de la Galette in 1876? Claude Monet Pierre-Auguste Renoir Piet Mondrian Johannes Vermeer Page 135 of 195 Which painting, by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, depicted his mistress with long red hair, wearing a white dress? Symphony in White, No.1: The White Girl The Child's Bath The Procuress Women in the Garden Page 136 of 195 Who created the Etant donnes, which is a diorama viewed through two eyeholes, depicting a possibly dead nude woman, holding a lit gas lamp? Edvard Munch Eugène Delacroix Marcel Duchamp Roy Lichtenstein Page 137 of 195 What was Eugène Delacroix's first commission, created for the church of Orcement in France? Fountain The Virgin of the Harvest The Yellow Christ Apollo Slaying the Serpent, Page 138 of 195 What is the name of the unfinished painting by Georges Seurat, that includes the painter Charles Angrand in the first row of seats, watching a bareback rider standing on a horse? Parade de Cirque Le Chahut Miss La La at the Cirque The Circus Page 139 of 195 Which museum in Paris hosts the second largest collection of contemporary art in the world? The Louvre Musée National d’Art Moderne Petit Palais Musée Rodin Page 140 of 195 Which artist worked to create a chapel in his own name, funded by John and Dominique de Menil, on the campus of St. Thomas Catholic University in 1965? Mark Rothko Jeff Koons Mary Cassatt Paul Gauguin Page 141 of 195 Who painted Water Lilies in 1916? Egon Schiele Frida Kahlo Claude Monet Wassily Kandinsky Page 142 of 195 Who painted Foyer de la Danse in 1872? Piet Mondrian Pierre-Auguste Renoir Diego Rivera Edgar Degas Page 143 of 195 In what country was Roy Lichtenstein born? Germany The United States of America Belgium Sweden Page 144 of 195 What is the name of the 1889 Vincent Van Gogh painting, depicting his living quarters at the "Yellow House"? The Bedroom Potato Eaters Café Terrace at Night The Yellow House Page 145 of 195 Who painted Zapatista Landscape – The Guerrilla, in 1915? Paul Gauguin Henri Matisse Edgar Degas Diego Rivera Page 146 of 195 Who painted The Venus of Urbino in 1538? Winslow Homer Titian Salvador Dalí Doménikos Theotokópoulos Page 147 of 195 In what country was Egon Schiele born? Germany Sweden Austria Belgium Page 148 of 195 What is the biggest painting Willem de Kooning has ever made? Seated Woman Excavation Interchange Clamdigger Page 149 of 195 What is the name of the 1903 Picasso work, painted just after the suicide death of his close friend Casagemas, depicting a bearded man arched over, playing a string instrument? Guernica La Rêve The Weeping Woman The Old Guitarist Page 150 of 195 Who painted Gas in 1940? Edward Hopper Marcel Duchamp Georges Seurat Camille Pissarro Page 151 of 195 Guatav Klimt was one of how many siblings in his family? Six Five Seven Four Page 152 of 195 Who painted the Guernica in 1937? Pierre-Auguste Renoir Pablo Picasso Georges Braque Salvador Dalí Page 153 of 195 Who painted Radiator Building - Night, New York in 1927? Marcel Duchamp Éduard Manet Paul Cézanne Georgia O'Keeffe Page 154 of 195 What country was Francis Bacon born in? The United States of America France The United Kingdom Australia Page 155 of 195 Who sketched the Study of a Woman Playing a Guitar, or Holding a Musical Score? Jean-Antoine Watteau Vincent van Gogh Titian Roy Lichtenstein Page 156 of 195 Which artist painted The Officer and the Laughing Girl in 1660? Johannes Vermeer Jackson Pollock David Hockney Mary Cassatt Page 157 of 195 What country was Henri Matisse born in? Switzerland Belgium Quebec France Page 158 of 195 Which artist painted Boating in 1874? Matty Monahan Édouard Manet Sandro Botticelli El Greco Page 159 of 195 Who painted The Umbrellas in 1881? Pierre-Auguste Renoir Salvador Dalí Willem de Kooning Roy Lichtenstein Page 160 of 195 Which New York Museum was opened in 1872, holding over 2 million pieces, focusing on education for the American public? The Guggenheim Museum The National Art Center Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of Modern Art Page 161 of 195 In what country was Paul Cézanne born? Canada France Switzerland Sweden Page 162 of 195 Who painted La Seine à la Grande-Jatte in 1888? Eugène Delacroix Edvard Munch Marcel Duchamp Georges Seurat Page 163 of 195 Who commissioned Raphael's, the Sistine Madonna, as an altarpiece for the Benedictine Monastery of the San Sisto? Pope Julius I Leo X Pope Julius II Pius III Page 164 of 195 Who painted Fox Hunt in 1893? Winslow Homer Edgar Degas Diego Rivera Henri Matisse Page 165 of 195 What is the name of Diego Rivera's first commissioned painting, from the Mexican Minister of Education, created in 1923? The Rivals Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park Creation Motherhood Angelina and the Child Diego Page 166 of 195 Who painted Gabrielle Renard and Infant Son Jean in 1896? Paul Cézanne Pierre-Auguste Renoir Edgar Degas Camille Pissarro Page 167 of 195 In what country was Wassily Kandinsky born? Russia Serbia Armenia Bulgaria Page 168 of 195 Who painted Belshazzar's Feast in 1635? Giovanni Bernini Rijn van Rembrandt Diego Velázquez Johannes Vermeer Page 169 of 195 Who is the artist responsible for painting the "Selfie" backdrop all over Los Angeles, California? Matty Monahan Andy Warhol Jasper Johns Richard Hamilton Page 170 of 195 What is the name of the 1598 Caravaggio painting, depicting the Gorgon monster of Greek myth, taking her final breath? Charybdis Echidna Medusa Lamia Page 171 of 195 Who painted, Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus) in 1954? Piet Mondrian Jackson Pollock Pablo Picasso Salvador Dalí Page 172 of 195 Who painted La Toilette (Nude Arranging Her Hair) in 1888? Claude Monet Paul Cézanne Edgar Degas Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Page 173 of 195 Who painted The Birth of Venus in 1486? Sandro Botticelli Masaccio Giovanni Bellini Andrea del Verrocchio Page 174 of 195 Which artist painted Two Women Chatting by the Sea, St. Thomas in 1856? Édouard Manet Camille Pissarro Jean-François Millet Charles Dana Gibson Page 175 of 195 In which country was Piet Mondrian born? Belgium Germany Denmark Netherlands Page 176 of 195 What is the name of the Damien Hirst sculpture, which is an 18th century human skull, recreated in platinum and encrusted with 8,000 diamonds? The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living Away from the Flock For the Love of God Mickey Page 177 of 195 Who painted Hammamet with Its Mosque in 1914? Paul Klee David Smith Henry Moore Marcel Duchamp Page 178 of 195 Who painted The Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel? Leonardo da Vinci Michelangelo Donatello Raphael Page 179 of 195 Who painted the Potato Eaters in 1885? Jacques-Louis David Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres Frederic Remington Vincent van Gogh Page 180 of 195 Who was Egon Schiele's main mentor and friend? Paul Gauguin Gustav Klimt Diego Velázquez Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Page 181 of 195 Who painted Portrait of George Dyer Crouching in 1966? Pablo Picasso Francis Bacon Jackson Pollock Alberto Giacometti Page 182 of 195 Who painted Venus and Adonis in 1554? Titian Tintoretto Bronzino Parmigianino Page 183 of 195 Who painted Rosy-Fingered Dawn at Louse Point in 1963? Salvador Dalí Willem de Kooning Frida Kahlo Piet Mondrian Page 184 of 195 Which artist has been living in a mental institution by choice, since 1977? Yayoi Kusama James Abbott McNeill Whistler David Hockney Jeff Koons Page 185 of 195 What is the name of the Albrecht Dürer third woodcut, from his Book of Revelations series, depicting Death, Famine, War, and Plague? Little Passion Feast of the Rosary St. Jerome in the Wilderness The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Page 186 of 195 Who painted What the Water Gave Me in 1938? Diego Rivera Paul Cézanne Frida Kahlo Salvador Dalí Page 187 of 195 Which post Impressionist masterpiece collection museum is located in the historic center of Rio de Janeiro Brazil? Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Brazil The Guggenheim Museum The Louvre The National Art Center Page 188 of 195 Who painted Oedipus in 1944? Wassily Kandinsky Jackson Pollock Mark Rothko Edward Hopper Page 189 of 195 Who painted Drowning Girl in 1963? Salvador Dalí Georgia O'Keeffe Roy Lichtenstein David Smith (sculptor) Page 190 of 195 Where was Willem de Kooning born? The Netherlands Germany Belgium Sweden Page 191 of 195 Which Viennese artist painted the Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I between 1903 and 1907? Titian Gustav Klimt Andy Warhol Johannes Vermeer Page 192 of 195 Who painted Joy of Life or Le Bonheur de Vivre in 1906? Pablo Picasso Paul Cézanne Henri Matisse Alberto Giacometti Page 193 of 195 What is the name of Jean-Antoine Watteau's largest work, a 10 foot creation for his close friend, Edmé-François Gersaint? L'Enseigne de Gersaint La Surprise Seated Woman La Boudeuse Page 194 of 195 As a youth, which artist insisted on showing his drawings to Sir William Allan, which encouraged the young boy to enroll in the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts? Henri Matisse Pablo Picasso Paul Cézanne James Abbott McNeill Whistler Page 195 of 195 Who created the Rorschach series in 1984, which was a kind of parody of abstract painting? Roy Lichtenstein Andy Warhol Keith Haring Keith Haring Read Art Trivia Questions & Answers The following 195 art trivia questions cover every aspect of art. From the works, the artists themselves, and even museums, everything an art buff would appreciate, is right here. Read on for hundreds of art trivia questions and answers. Use them to brush up on your art knowledge or even as a challenging topic for your next trivia night! Artist Birthplaces Trivia Back to table of contents... The birthplace of artists is indiscriminate. In other words, true artistic talent has been birthed all over the world. The following art trivia questions cover the birthday place of many of the greatest artists throughout history. Read on to learn about where a number of significant artists have been born, with these artist birthplace trivia questions & answers! Artist Birthplaces Trivia Questions & Answers 1. In which country was Piet Mondrian born? The Netherlands 2. In what country was Wassily Kandinsky born? Russia 3. In what country was Paul Cézanne born? France 4. What country was Henri Matisse born? France 5. What country was Francis Bacon born? The United Kingdom 6. Where was Willem de Kooning born? The Netherlands 7. In what country was Egon Schiele born? Austria 8. In what country was Roy Lichtenstein born? The United States of America 9. In what country was Paul Klee born? Switzerland 10. In what country was Sandro Botticelli born? Italy 11. In what country was Francisco Goya born? Spain 12. In what country was Yayoi Kusama born? Japan 13. In what country was Frida Kahlo born? Mexico 14. In which country was Edgar Degas born? France 375 Movie Trivia Questions in Every Genre Learn cool movie facts from every significant movie ever made. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Artist Fun Facts Trivia Back to table of contents... The world of art has provided wildly interesting anecdotes and fun facts. Maybe it is by the nature of creative people's lives, the path they have chosen, and the unpredictable circumstances that have shaped the inspiration for their works. If you want to learn some really cool artist facts, check out these artist fun fact trivia questions & answers! Artist Fun Facts Trivia Questions & Answers 15. Which artist has been living in a mental institution by choice, since 1977? Yayoi Kusama 16. Who was Egon Schiele's main mentor and friend? Gustav Klimt 17. Guatav Klimt was one of how many siblings in his family? Seven 18. What is the biggest painting Willem de Kooning has ever made? Excavation 19. Which artist worked to create a chapel in his own name, funded by John and Dominique de Menil, on the campus of St. Thomas Catholic University in 1965? Mark Rothko 20. What poem was the Henri Matisse painting, Luxe, Calme, et Volupte title taken from? Invitation to the Voyage or L'invitation au voyage 21. Who is the contemporary artist and marketing entrepreneur that created the conceptual art group, "The Most Famous Artist"? Matty Monahan 22. Which artist was married to Frida Kahlo? Diego Rivera 23. Which artist tragically lost 3 children, from 1635 to 1640, none surviving more than a few months from birth? Rembrandt 24. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec became an overnight success by creating a poster for which Cabaret? The Moulin Rouge 25. Who did Vincent van Gogh hand deliver his ear to, after he had cut a piece of it off? Gabrielle Berlatier 26. Which painter's primary position was as the court painter for Spain's King Philip IV, during the Baroque period? Diego Velázquez 27. As a youth, which artist insisted on showing his drawings to Sir William Allan, which encouraged the young boy to enroll in the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts? James Abbott McNeill Whistler 28. What is El Greco's real name? Doménikos Theotokópoulos 29. Which painter secured a three-year apprenticeship with Jacob van Swanenburgh, who taught him the fundamentals of painting, drawing, and etching? Rembrandt 30. What was the name of the radical feminist and author that shot Andy Warhol in 1968? Valerie Solanas 31. Which American actress, model, and singer, did Andy Warhol depict surrounded in gold, shortly after her accidental death by sleeping pill overdose? Marilyn Monroe 32. Who exhibited Georgia O’Keeffe's charcoals at his Gallery 291, unbeknownst to her, beginning their professional relationship? Alfred Stieglitz 33. Which artist had a long-term relationship with Peter Schlesinger, from 1966 to 1971? David Hockney 34. What does Paul Gauguin's painting, D’où Venons Nous / Que Sommes Nous / Où Allons Nous translate to in English? Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? 35. Which artist moved to Rome in 1570, where he lived at the palace of a wealthy patron, named Cardinal Alessandro Farnese? El Greco or Doménikos Theotokópoulos 36. Which painting, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, was sold for $450.3 million in November of 2017, making it the most expensive piece of art ever sold? Salvator Mundi 37. Which artist posed smiling, for a photograph next to a severed head in a morgue? Damien Hirst 38. What job did Jackson Pollock work in 1943, at the Museum of Non-Objective Painting? Custodian or Maintenance Man 39. Since women were yet not allowed to attend the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, which American artist studied privately with Jean-Léon Gérôme, in Paris, in 1866? Mary Cassatt 40. Which of Titian's last paintings was intended to hang over his grave? Pieta 41. Which artist joined director Luis Buñeal and helped create Un Chien Andalou, a 1927 film that lacked sequential scenes or plot, and was meant to shock the viewer? Salvador Dalí 42. Who was a stockbroker for 11 years, until the Paris stock market crashed in 1882, pushing this artist to pursue painting full time? Paul Gauguin 43. Which artist was famous for creating a smoky effect, perfecting the technique known as sfumato? Leonardo da Vinci 44. In 1973, who combined paint and silkscreen to depict Mao Zedong after President Nixon's visit to China? Andy Warhol 45. Who did René Magritte marry, after he returned home from completing his obligatory military service in 1922? Georgette Berger 46. Which artist painted in monochromatic shades of mostly blue and green, known as the "Blue Period'? Pablo Picasso 47. Which artist wrote a letter to and offered Richard Nixon sexual intercourse, in exchange for ending the Vietnam War? Yayoi Kusama 320 Music Trivia Questions in Every Genre Learn interest music facts from every significant music genre. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Art Movements Trivia Back to table of contents... Throughout time, the world of art has evolved due to many political, social, and economic societal changes. With that, the surrounding arts would evolve with time to reflect the sentiments of these periods. And with that, a large number of art movements would be born. If you are interested in every significant art movement of the worlds history, read on for art movement trivia questions & answers! Art Movements Trivia Questions & Answers 48. Which American and European avant-garde art movement, used three-dimensional large-scale and site-specific environments to create interactive engagement for the viewers? Installation Art 49. What as the name of the avant-garde art movement, arguably made most famous by Salvador Dalí, which challenged perceptions of reality and relied on the subconscious for creativity? Surrealism 50. What is the other name given to Lowbrow art, which is traditionally excluded from the world of fine art? Pop Surrealism 51. Which genre of art started in France after the French Revolution, where painters focused on scenes of contemporary people and daily life? Realism 52. Gustav Klimt was one of the most prominent members of which art movement? Vienna Art Nouveau or Vienna Secession 53. What is the name of the 1950s art movement, made most famous by Andy Warhol? Pop Art 54. Which contemporary art movement, rooted in Impressionism, was debatably made most famous by American artist, Anthony Howe? Kinetic Sculpture 55. Which art movement occurred from the 14th through the 17th century, where artists like Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raphael flourished? The Renaissance 56. Which American art movement began after World War II and moved the art world away from Paris, centering now in New York as a result? Abstract Expressionism 57. What is the name of the art movement, that began when a group of French artists decided to break away from academic tradition by painting outdoors? Impressionism 58. Which art movement, perhaps made most famous by Vincent van Gogh, developed in France between 1886 and 1905, opposing the need for the naturalistic depictions of light and color? Post-Impressionism 59. Which art movement occurred towards the end of the Renaissance, which emphasized extravagance? The Baroque Movement 60. Which art movement of the 20th century, was developed by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso, mainly using geometric forms as the basis for presentation? Cubism 61. Which 1960s and 70s American art movement relied on the technical ability of the painter to replicate a photo as accurately as possible? Photorealism 180 Science Trivia Questions & Answers Learn interesting scientific facts from every field of science. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Art Museums Trivia Back to table of contents... There are highly impressive art museums located throughout the world. Each structure comes with a deep history and much influence by those individuals that contributed to their institutions. Whether it be the artists themselves, or the people that have worked tirelessly to ensure true artistic talent is showcased in a suitable, elegant environment for our viewing pleasure, we are truly lucky these structures exist. If you are a fan of art museums, these art museum trivia questions & answers will surely keep you entertained. Art Museums Trivia Questions & Answers 62. Which post Impressionist masterpiece collection museum is located in the historic center of Rio de Janeiro Brazil? Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil 63. Which New York Museum was opened in 1872, holding over 2 million pieces, focusing on education for the American public? Metropolitan Museum of Art 64. Which museum in Paris hosts the second largest collection of contemporary art in the world? Musée National d’Art Moderne 65. Which London museum was opened by Queen Elizabeth in 2000, with eight specific themed departments? Tate Modern 66. Located in London and established in 1824, which museum houses over 2,300 paintings, dating from the mid-13th century to 1900? National Gallery 67. Which Madrid museum was established in 1819, and houses Spanish paintings from the 11th to the 18th centuries, as well as numerous foreign pieces? Museo del Prado 68. Which Italian museum was established in 1506 and houses many monumental works, including the Sistine Chapel? Vatican Museums 69. Which Chinese museum houses over 120,000 Chinese art pieces, including the transparent bronze mirror from the Han Dynasty? The Shanghai Museum 70. The Museum of Non-Objective Painting later changed its name to what? The Guggenheim Museum 71. Which museum in Paris, was originally built as a fortress in the 12th century, and is the largest Museum in the world? The Louvre 72. Which young Japanese museum is described as an "empty museum", only hosting exhibitions, including the 2007 Monet exhibition, which was the second most visited display of that year? The National Art Center 73. What is the name of this Netherlands museum, which was established in 1976, and is solely dedicated to one artist, with 1,300 pieces in the collection? Van Gogh Museum 74. Which museum in Madrid, is Spain's national museum of 20th century art? Reina Sofia 75. Which U.K. museum houses the largest collection of artefacts in the world? British Museum 76. Which Netherlands Museum was founded in The Hague in 1800, then moved to Amsterdam in 1808? Rijksmuseum 77. Which New York museum holds the largest collection of contemporary art, opened in 1929? Museum of Modern Art 78. Which Washington D.C. museum was established in 1937, and traces the development of West Art, from the middles ages to the present? National Gallery of Art 79. Which St. Petersburg Museum was established in 1764, and is the second largest museum in the world? State Hermitage 80. Which Paris museum was opened in 1986, on the grounds of an old railway station and is one the largest museums in Europe? Musée d’Orsay Play Random Trivia Now! Play random trivia questions from any of our many trivia categories. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Art Paintings & Pieces Trivia Back to table of contents... Many artists have created timeless masterpieces, with quite a few having to suffer tragedy throughout their lives in order to inspire the works we have come to appreciate. From sculptures, to paintings, and installation pieces, each work has provided us with an immense value that has helped enrich many minds of humankind. If you love artwork, read on for some challenging art paintings and pieces trivia questions and answers. Art Paintings & Pieces Trivia Questions & Answers 81. Which artist painted Prometheus Bound in 1618? Peter Paul Rubens 82. Which artist painted Dance at the Moulin de la Galette in 1876? Pierre-Auguste Renoir 83. Which painting, by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, depicted his mistress with long red hair, wearing a white dress? Symphony in White, No.1: The White Girl 84. Who created the Etant donnes, which is a diorama viewed through two eyeholes, depicting a possibly dead nude woman, holding a lit gas lamp? Marcel Duchamp 85. Which Viennese artist painted the Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I between 1903 and 1907? Gustav Klimt 86. Who painted Joy of Life or Le Bonheur de Vivre in 1906? Henri Matisse 87. What is the name of the Albrecht Dürer third woodcut, from his Book of Revelations series, depicting Death, Famine, War, and Plague? The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 88. Who painted What the Water Gave Me in 1938? Frida Kahlo 89. Who painted Portrait of George Dyer Crouching in 1966? Francis Bacon 90. Who painted Venus and Adonis in 1554? Titian 91. Who painted Rosy-Fingered Dawn at Louse Point in 1963? Willem de Kooning 92. What is the name of the Damien Hirst sculpture, which is an 18th century human skull, recreated in platinum and encrusted with 8,000 diamonds? For the Love of God 93. Who painted Hammamet with Its Mosque in 1914? Paul Klee 94. Who painted The Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel? Michelangelo 95. Who painted the Potato Eaters in 1885? Vincent van Gogh 96. Who painted Belshazzar's Feast in 1635? Rembrandt 97. Who is the artist responsible for painting the "Selfie" backdrop all over Los Angeles, California? Matty Monahan 98. What is the name of the 1598 Caravaggio painting, depicting the Gorgon monster of Greek myth, taking her final breath? Medusa 99. Who painted, Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus) in 1954? Salvador Dalí 100. Who painted La Toilette (Nude Arranging Her Hair) in 1888? Edgar Degas 101. Who painted The Birth of Venus in 1486? Sandro Botticelli 102. Which artist painted Two Women Chatting by the Sea, St. Thomas in 1856? Camille Pissarro 103. Who painted La Seine à la Grande-Jatte in 1888? Georges Seurat 104. Who commissioned Raphael's, the Sistine Madonna, as an altarpiece for the Benedictine Monastery of the San Sisto? Pope Julius II 105. Who painted Fox Hunt in 1893? Winslow Homer 106. What is the name of Diego Rivera's first commissioned painting, from the Mexican Minister of Education, created in 1923? Creation 107. Who painted Gabrielle Renard and Infant Son Jean in 1896? Pierre-Auguste Renoir 108. Which artist painted Boating in 1874? Édouard Manet 109. Who painted The Umbrellas in 1881? Pierre-Auguste Renoir 110. What is the name of the 1889 Vincent Van Gogh painting, depicting his living quarters at the "Yellow House"? The Bedroom 111. Who painted Zapatista Landscape – The Guerrilla, in 1915? Diego Rivera 112. Who painted The Venus of Urbino in 1538? Titian 113. What is the name of the unfinished painting by Georges Seurat, that includes the painter Charles Angrand in the first row of seats, watching a bareback rider standing on a horse? The Circus 114. What was Eugène Delacroix's first commission, created for the church of Orcement in France? The Virgin of the Harvest 115. What is the name of the 1942 Edward Hopper painting, depicting four people at a diner at night, with none of the figures interacting? Nighthawks 116. What is the name of the 1814 Francisco Goya painting, depicting French soldiers executing unarmed Spaniards in retaliation for a rebellion that occurred the day prior? The Third of May, 1808 or El Tres de May de 1808 117. Who painted the fresco on the Stanza della Segnatura, The School of Athens? Raphael 118. Who created the Rorschach series in 1984, which was a kind of parody of abstract painting? Andy Warhol 119. Which Michelangelo statue depicted the biblical slayer of Goliath, with a slingshot slung over one shoulder? David 120. Who painted Moscow I (Red Square) in 1916? Wassily Kandinsky 121. What is the name of Jeff Koons' controversial large-scale photographs and sculpture series, where he posed in a number of sexually explicit positions with an Italian porn star? Made in Heaven 122. Who painted the Young Hare in 1502? Albrecht Dürer 123. Which artist painted Spring Ploughing in 1918? Edvard Munch 124. Which artist painted Road to Versailles at Louveciennes in 1869? Camille Pissarro 125. What is the name of the 1984 David Hockney painting, measuring 6 x 20 feet, which used Cubism, to depict a view of a deep gorge, in Los Angeles California? A Visit with Christopher and Don, Santa Monica Canyon 126. What is the name of Francis Bacon's 1953 painting, derived from a Diego Velazquez created portrait? Study after Velazquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X 127. Who created the 1961 Pop Painting Popeye? Roy Lichtenstein 128. Who painted El entierro del conde de Orgaz, also known as, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz? El Greco or Doménikos Theotokópoulos 129. Who painted the Girl with the Pearl Earring in 1665? Johannes Vermeer 130. Who painted The Large Bathers in 1898? Paul Cézanne 131. Who painted Primavera in the late 1400s? Sandro Botticelli 132. What is the name of the 1865 Winslow Homer Civil War painting, depicting a man harvesting wheat in a field using a scythe? The Veteran in a New Field 133. Who painted Weatherbeaten in 1894? Winslow Homer 134. Who painted Broadway Boogie-Woogie in 1943? Piet Mondrian 135. What is the name of the 1882 Édouard Manet painting, depicting a sad bar girl at a popular cafe, avoiding eye contact with the patron (the viewer)? A Bar at the Folies-Bergere 136. Which artist painted Four Darks in Red in 1958? Mark Rothko 137. Who created the installation art piece, New Hoover Convertibles in 1984? Jeff Koons 138. Which artist painted the Rue Montorgueil in Paris, Celebration of June 30th, 1878? Claude Monet 139. What is the name of the Raphael fresco, that is depicting the story of Galatea? Triumph of Galatea 140. Who painted Office at Night in 1940? Edward Hopper 141. Who painted The Black Duchess in 1797? Francisco Goya 142. Who painted Jalais Hill, Pontoise in 1867? Camille Pissarro 143. What is the name of this 1603 life-sized painting of Francisco de Sandoval y Rojas riding a white horse, created by Peter Paul Rubens? Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma 144. Who painted Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grand Jatte? Georges Seurat 145. Which artist painted Seated Woman in 1940? Willem de Kooning 146. Who painted The Yellow Christ or Le Christ juane in 1889? Paul Gauguin 147. What is the name of this floor-based sculpture, comprised of four glass tanks, each of which contains one bisected half of a cow and calf, created by Damien Hirst? Mother and Child (Divided) 148. Who painted Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1: Portrait of the Artist's Mother? James Abbott McNeill Whistler 149. Who was the action painter that created Autumn Rhythm? Jackson Pollock 150. What is the name of the 1893 painting, created by Mary Cassatt, which depicts a mother bathing her daughter? The Child's Bath 151. Who painted Der Blaue Berg or The Blue Mountain in 1909? Wassily Kandinsky 152. What is the name of the Leonardo da Vinci drawings that depicts a man in two superimposed positions, with arms outstretched? The Vitruvian Man 153. Who painted Las Meninas in 1656? Diego Velázquez 154. Who painted the Le Lit (The Bed) in 1893? Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 155. Who painted Henry Ford Hospital in 1932? Frida Kahlo 156. Who painted the Empire of Light from 1953-1954? René Magritte 157. Who sculpted the Pietà, which is one of the seven sorrows of Mary used in Catholic devotional prayers? Michelangelo 158. Who created the readymade Fountain, under the pseudonym "R. Mutt"? Marcel Duchamp 159. Who painted Death and the Maiden in 1915? Egon Schiele 160. Who painted, A Woman and Girl Driving in 1881? Mary Cassatt 161. Who painted the Virgin on the Rocks, in the late 1400s? Leonardo da Vinci 162. What is the name of Caravaggio's largest work, painted as an altarpiece for the Oratory of San Giovanni Decollato in 1608? The Beheading of St. John the Baptist (in situ) 163. What is the name of the 1853 Eugène Delacroix painting, depicting Jesus sleeping peacefully with his head in his hand, at the end of a rowboat? Christ on the Sea of Galilee (Christ Asleep During the Tempest) 164. What is the name of the Diego Velázquez's 1650 painting, which depicted the pope as a wary, suspicious, unlikeable old man? Portrait of Innocent X 165. What is the name of the 1656 Johannes Vermeer painting, depicting a scene in a brothel, where a woman is looking down at her open palm, and where a man is about to place a coin? The Procuress 166. Which artist created the work Hennessy, The Civilized Way To Lay Down the Law, in 1986? Jeff Koons 167. What is the name of the 1928 René Magritte painting, which depicts five men being confronted by random objects? Familiar Objects 168. Who created the painting, The Scream, in 1893? Edvard Munch 169. What is the name of the 1867 Claude Monet painting, that depicts this future wife in a variety of poses, with the goal of rendering true outdoor light in a painting? Women in the Garden 170. Who painted Venus and Adonis in 1635? Peter Paul Rubens 171. Who painted Praying Hands in 1508? Albrecht Dürer 172. Who painted the 1888 Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh, where Van Gogh is seated at a Montmartre café, with a glass of absinthe? Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 173. Who painted, Sky above Clouds IV, in 1965? Georgia O'Keeffe 174. Who painted American Collectors (Fred and Marcia Weisman) in 1968? David Hockney 175. Who created the ceiling painting, Apollo Slaying the Serpent, commissioned as part of the restoration of the Galerie d'Apollon in the Louvre? Eugène Delacroix 176. Who painted The Battle of the USS "Kearsarge" and the CSS "Alabama" in 1864? Éduard Manet 177. What is the name of Marcel Duchamp's scandalous work, which is an altered post card reproduction of the Mona Lisa, with a drawn on goatee and mustache? L.H.O.O.Q. 178. What is the name of Jean-Antoine Watteau's largest work, a 10 foot creation for his close friend, Edmé-François Gersaint? L'Enseigne de Gersaint 179. Who painted The Card Players in the 1890s? Paul Cézanne 180. Which artist painted Death and Fire in 1940? Paul Klee 181. Who painted The Calling of St. Matthew in 1600? Caravaggio 182. What is the name of the 1890 Edvard Munch painting, which depicts an image of his father sitting and looking out of the window in a dark empty room? Night in St. Cloud 183. Who painted Going West in 1934? Jackson Pollock 184. What is the name of the 1931 Salvador Dalí painting, which depicts a series of melting watches amongst rocky cliffs? The Persistence of Memory 185. Who painted Water Lilies in 1916? Claude Monet 186. Who painted Foyer de la Danse in 1872? Edgar Degas 187. Who painted the Gray Tree in 1912? Piet Mondrian 188. What is the name of the 1903 Picasso work, painted just after the suicide death of his close friend Casagemas, depicting a bearded man arched over, playing a string instrument? The Old Guitarist 189. Who painted Gas in 1940? Edward Hopper 190. Who painted the Guernica in 1937? Pablo Picasso 191. Who painted Radiator Building - Night, New York in 1927? Georgia O'Keeffe 192. Who sketched the Study of a Woman Playing a Guitar, or Holding a Musical Score? Jean-Antoine Watteau 193. Which artist painted The Officer and the Laughing Girl in 1660? Johannes Vermeer 194. Who painted Oedipus in 1944? Mark Rothko 195. Who painted Drowning Girl in 1963? Roy Lichtenstein