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Who created the painting "Judith on the Red Square"?

• Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid
• Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff
• Giorgio Vasari
• Albrecht Dürer
• Pope John Paul II

In what year was "Judith with the Head of Holofernes" created?

• 1983
• 1493
• 1554
• 2008
• 1981

What significant element is depicted in "Judith on the Red Square" by Komar and Melamid?

• The decapitated head of Joseph Stalin
• The celebration of Chanukah
• A powerful woman beheading a general
• Judith's canticle sung in churches
• Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling

Which artist mentioned was a studio apprentice in the creation of the Nuremberg Chronicle?

• Giorgio Vasari
• Vitaly Komar
• Alexander Melamid
• Albrecht Dürer
• Joseph Stalin

Who is most likely depicted as fighting against totalitarianism in "Judith on the Red Square"?

• Joseph Stalin
• Modern generation of Soviets
• Judith and Abra
• Michael Wolgemut
• Wilhelm Pleydenwurff

When are Roman Catholics most likely to chant Judith’s liturgy?

• During the Creation
• On Mary’s name day
• During a celebration of totalitarianism
• On the festival of Chanukah
• At the Sistine Chapel

If Giorgio Vasari's Judith and Holofernes painting had a modern-day equivalent, what theme might it most likely portray?

• A scientist discovering a cure
• A superhero saving a city
• A student winning a spelling bee
• An athlete breaking a world record
• A teacher educating students

If a new holiday was created to celebrate the events of "Judith on the Red Square", what might it be called?

• Liberation Day
• Art Appreciation Day
• Historical Heroes Day
• Soviet Remembrance Day
• Peace and Unity Day

If the Nuremberg Chronicle were to be illustrated today, who might be a modern equivalent to Albrecht Dürer?

• A famous graphic novelist
• A leading digital artist
• A celebrated landscape photographer
• An innovative fashion designer
• A renowned sculptor

How does the depiction of Judith in Vasari's painting differ from her depiction in Komar and Melamid's painting?

• Vasari’s Judith shows physical power, while Komar and Melamid’s Judith symbolizes modern resistance.
• Vasari’s Judith represents the future, while Komar and Melamid’s Judith represents the past.
• Vasari’s Judith is a modern figure, while Komar and Melamid’s Judith is a historical figure.
• Vasari’s Judith is in a sacred context, while Komar and Melamid’s Judith is in a political context.
• Vasari’s Judith is a mythical character, while Komar and Melamid’s Judith is a real person.