Parisians saw their first formal exhibition of Japanese arts and crafts when Japan took a pavilion at the World's Fair in which year?

1867 Click to see the answer

With which other artist did Vincent van Gogh live from October until his breakdown in December 1888?

Paul Gauguin

Dejeuner sur L'Herbe' is a famous work by which artist?

Manet

Which artist took over the studio of Paul Delaroche in 1843 to teach young artists?

Charles Gleyre

Who painted a number of paintings of water lilies in his garden at Giverney?

Claude Monet

Which French artist is famed for his depictions of ballet dancers?

Edgar Degas

Which colorful and outspoken feminist French animal painter received police permission to dress as a man so as not to receive undue attention when she painted at horse auctions?

Bonheur Click to see the answer

Flatford Mill' is a work by which artist?

Constable

What was the first name of the painter Sisley?

Alfred

Degas specialized in painting pictures about which of the arts?

Ballet

Which of these artists shared a house for a while?

Paul Gauguin and Vincent van Gogh

What was the first name of the painter Munch?

Edvard

The painting 'Impression Sunrise' is a famous work of art by which painter?

Claude Monet

Who developed the technique of Pointillism in the 1880s?

Georges Seurat

Who famously painted pictures of the Moulin Rouge in Paris?

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Which movement used an asymmetric decorative style which made use of undulating forms of all kinds, notably the whiplash curve of tendrils or plant stems?

Art Nouveau Click to see the answer

Which artist's works include 'Le ruisseau noir' and the 'L'Origine du monde'?

Gustave Courbet

Which contemporary artist did Vincent van Gogh believe to be the best artist at the time?

Paul Gauguin

Who painted 'The Execution of 3rd May'?

Francisco Goya

Edward Hopper painted a famous picture in 1929 that shares a name with which dish?

Chop Suey

Which artist is known for using gold leaf during his 'golden phase', as seen in his famous painting 'The Kiss'?

Gustav Klimt

The painting 'A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' was painted by who?

Georges Seurat

Who once said, 'I would like to paint the way a bird sings'?

Claude Monet

Emilie Floege is a famous work by which artist?

Klimt

Which artist said 'There are no lines in nature, only areas of color, one against another'?

Edouard Manet

Who was the cultural center which opened in Atuona in 2003 named after?

Paul Gauguin

Complete the name of a famous art Movement - 'The ____ Rider'?

Blue

Expressionism emerged in the early years of which century?

18th

Francisco Goya was born in which year?

1746

Nave Nave Moe' is an 1894 work by which artist?

Paul Gauguin

A Wheatfield with Cypresses' is a painting by which famous artist?

Vincent van Gogh

Which 19th century artist painted 'Olympia' in 1863?

Edouard Manet

In which century did the French book illustrator Gustave Dore live and work?

19th Click to see the answer

Which E is the first name of the artist Degas?

Edgar

Franze Marc famously painted 'The Unfortunate Land of….'?

Tyrol

Which artist painted 'Wheat Field With Crows' shortly before his death in 1890?

Vincent van Gogh

Hans Van Meegeren was a famous forger of paintings by which artist?

Vermeer

German painter August Macke was responsible for the 1913 work 'Woman in a Green….'?

Jacket

Which art movement would you associate with the architect and designer Victor Horta?

Art Nouveau Click to see the answer

El Greco belonged to which artistic school?

Mannerism

Which flowers were the subject of a Vincent van Gogh painting that sold for $49m?

Irises

Which artists last words were La tristesse durera toujours or The sadness will last forever?

Vincent van Gogh

What was Edgar Degas famous for painting?

Ballerinas

The disturbing painting 'Asmodea' was painted by who?

Goya

Who painted 'Yellow Roses in a Vase'?

Gustave Caillebotte

Who painted 'The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit'?

John Singer Sargent

Which of Ludwig van Beethoven's symphonies is entitled the Eroica?

3rd

The Barbizon school was linked with which kind of painting?

Landscape Click to see the answer

Who painted the portrait entitled 'A Girl With A Watering Can'?

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

How is 'Whistlers Arrangement in Grey and Black' better known?

Whistler's Mother

Where did the Impressionist art movement start, in the late 19th century?

France

Whose first major work was 'The Potato Eaters' painted in 1885?

Vincent van Gogh

The painting entitled 'The Gleaners' is a famous work by which artist?

Jean-Francois Millet

How many panels does a Diptych Altar Piece have?

2

Arp belonged to which artistic school?

Dada

Although English, the painter Ford Madox Brown was born in which European country?

France

Who painted Sunflowers and Starry Nights?

Vincent van Gogh

Der Blaue Reiter' translates as what?

The Blue Rider

Who painted 'Bal du moulin de la Galette'?

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

COBRA was founded in which year?

1948

What part of himself did Vincent van Gogh cut off and send to a friend?

Ear

Georges Rouault famously painted 'Nude with Raised….'?

Arm

Which painter inspired Stephen Sodenheims Broadway musical 'Sunday in the Park with George'?

Georges Seurat Click to see the answer

Who painted 'The Water Lily Pond' in 1899?

Claude Monet

Homage (1954) is a work by which artist?

Josef Albers

Which artist was portrayed by Kirk Douglas in the film Lust For Life?

Vincent van Gogh

Which French painter had never traveled outside of France, but created the 'Jungle in Paris'?

Henri Rousseau

Which classical composer wrote Ma Vlast?

Bedrich Smetana

Don McLean's Vincent was written for which artist?

Vincent van Gogh Click to see the answer

Which famous artists pictures allegedly made Edgar Degas want to turn his coat collar up?

Claude Monet

Which artist did Anthony Quinn play in 'Lust For Life'?

Paul Gauguin

Which impressionist painting by Edgar Degas was stolen in December 2009?

Les Choristes

Which of these liked painting water-lilies among other things?

Claude Monet

Who wanted to 'treat nature by the cylinder, the sphere, the cone'?

Paul Cezanne

Which artists works include 'Rouen Cathedral' and 'Houses of Parliament'?

Claude Monet

Which artist was tirelessly supported by his brother Theo?

Vincent van Gogh

Which movement was associated with Degas?

Impressionism

Whose first exhibited work was 'The Man with the Broken Nose'?

Auguste Rodin