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In architecture, which building fully incorporate the De Stijl Principle?

• Kristof towers

• Rietveld Shroder house

• Tansi Tea room

• Bohemian Archway

What was Romans best known for?

• War

• Buildings

• Design

• Architecture

Who is Leonardo Da Vinci?

• A master Italian Painter

• A master of Arts, Architecture and science

• A master Alchemist, and biologist

• A master Poet and crafstman

What is Michelangelo's famous Masterpiece?

• Statue of David

• The Sistine Chapel

• The Arcadia of Zues

• The Saint Mary. Chapel

When did the Arts and Crafts movement emerge?

• At the end of Victorian Era, 1860-1920

• At the end of Victorian Era, 1870-1945

• At the end of Renaissance Era, 1846-1975

• At the end of Renaissance Era, 1848-1985

What are the other features of Romanesque Style used in Gothic

• Closed Short spires for the building

• Use of Sharp edges and corners of the roof

• Use of tall, sharp spires and open plan

• Use of Short sharp spires and open plan

What is the most famous Architecture elements of the Ancient Romans?

• Public baths and open foundations

• Decorative columns, arched bridges, public baths etc

• Decorative pillars, bent archways, public baths etc

• Decorative walls and Pillars

What style of Art is Gustavo Courbet known for?

• Realism Art

• Abstract Art

• Realism Movement Art

• Renaissance Art

What influenced the De Stijl movement?

• Cubism, fascism and Geography

• Realism, Constructivism and Philosophy

• Cubism, Constructivism and Philosophy

• Cubism, Constructivism and theosophy

Who designed the Hotel Tassel in Brussels?

• Luisa Tassel

• Victoria Horta

• Luisa Mary

• Belrose Michelle