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2 Welcome to Art History Next

3 Directions For each question click on the options below to find the correct answer. Begin!

4 Who painted this painting? Leonardo Da Vinci Vincent van Gogh Andy Warhol Salvador Dali

5 Correct Answer Leonardo Da Vinci painted this painting Next Question

6 Sorry, Wrong Answer Vincent van Gogh did not paint the painting Back to the Question

7 Sorry, Wrong Answer Andy Warhol did not paint the painting in the question Back to the Question

8 Sorry, wrong answer Salvador Dali did not paint the painting in the question Back to the Question

9 What is the title of this painting? Mona Lisa Starry Night Marilyn Monroe Persistence of Memory

10 Correct Answer!! Mona Lisa is the title of this painting Next Question

11 Sorry, wrong Answer Starry Night is not the title of the painting in the question Back to the Question

12 Sorry, wrong answer Marilyn Monroe is not the title of the painting in the question Back to the Question

13 Sorry, wrong answer Persistence of Memory is not the title of the painting in the question Back to the Question

14 What is the date that Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa? 1503-1506 1889 1962 1931

15 Sorry, Wrong Answer 1889 is not the date of the painting in the question Back to the Question

16 Sorry, Wrong Answer 1962 is not the date of the painting in the question Back to the Question

17 Sorry, Wrong Answer 1931 is not the date of the painting in the question Back to the Question

18 Correct Answer 1503-1506 FINISHED

19 Right shoulder Back to Mona Lisa Back to Mona Lisa If you compare the background from the right to the left they do not match. This is because the right shoulder is closer to the view therefore the background is closer to the viewer too!

20 face The reason why the face of Mona Lisa is a popular topic is because during the time this painting was created, it was incorrect for a women of upper class to look at the faces of people. Lady where to always keep their eyes down. In the painting, Mona Lisa, you can see a upper class lady not only looking at you but smiling as if she just told a joke. Back to Mona Lisa Back to Mona Lisa

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