History of Portraits

When did portraiture become a popular art form?

• 10th century

• 13th century

• 16th century

• 19th century

What was the original meaning of the word "portrait" when it was invented?

• To capture a moment

• To depict beauty

• To show a likeness

• To express emotion

Before the invention of photography, who were the primary subjects of painted portraits?

• Common people

• Artists themselves

• The wealthy and powerful

• Loved ones and strangers

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What technological advancement significantly changed the role of painting in creating images of people?

• The invention of the printing press

• The development of photography

• The rise of digital art

• The discovery of new pigments

Why are portraits, including selfies, still considered relevant today?

• They are a quick and easy way to capture an image.

• They are a form of self-expression and a way to explore human curiosity.

• They are primarily used for historical documentation.

• They are a status symbol for the rich and famous.