VOICED : Exposicion de Veronese en Londres

The video discusses the life and work of Italian painter Paolo Veronese, highlighting his significant contributions to art and his representation of Renaissance Valencia. It also covers a major exhibition in London showcasing his works, some of which have never left Venice before.

What is the significance of the exhibition in London for Paolo Veronese's work?

• It is the smallest exhibition of his work.

• It reunites his paintings for the first time since their creation.

• It is the first time his paintings are being displayed.

• It focuses on his sculptures.

How did Veronese portray the society of his time?

• By focusing on the struggles of the lower class.

• By depicting the opulence and grandeur of the Renaissance society.

• By painting only religious themes.

• By avoiding any representation of people.

What aspect of society did Veronese capture in his paintings?

• The daily life of farmers.

• The way people wanted to be perceived.

• The industrial revolution.

• The simplicity of rural life.

How many works are included in the London exhibition?

• 75

• 20

• 35

• 50

What is unique about some of the works in the London exhibition?

• They are all sculptures.

• They have never been displayed before.

• They have never left Venice before.

• They are all from the 20th century.