Frank Auerbach and His Artistic Journey

What significant event in Frank Auerbach's life led him to Britain?

• He was fleeing from Hitler's Germany.

• He was invited by the British government.

• He wanted to study art in London.

• He was following his family who moved there.

How did Auerbach's approach to painting his sitters differ from others?

• He painted them repeatedly to understand their personality.

• He used only abstract forms.

• He used digital techniques.

• He painted them only once.

What is a notable feature of Auerbach's painting technique?

• Use of bright, vibrant colors.

• Rich application of impasto.

• Application of thin layers of paint.

• Use of digital brushes.

Who was Moira Campbell in relation to the painting?

• Auerbach's art dealer.

• A fellow artist from the School of London.

• A critic who reviewed Auerbach's work.

• A member of the Y Service during WWII.

What does Auerbach's work primarily focus on in the context of postwar London?

• Architectural designs.

• The beauty of landscapes.

• The human condition.

• Technological advancements.