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The Master Artist - a recap

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was Guiliano Bartoli?

a)

a master artist of his time

b)

a rich Italian patron

2.

What made the master artist change his mind about accepting the new job just before his retirement?

a)

the money that was offered for the job

b)

the disappointment in the patron's eyes

3.

What does this expression mean - the portrait must stay private?

a)

the portrait will be kept under lock and key

b)

the portrait must be kept separately at the artist's home

c)

no one will be allowed to see the portrait

4.

Choose the option which was NOT one of the conditions of the artist.

a)

bed and food

b)

money in florins

c)

portrait must star private

d)

all the three were the conditions of the artist

5.

How did the patron feel at the end of six months?

a)

frustrated

b)

angry

c)

confused

d)

sad

6.

Under whom did the master artist work as an apprentice?

a)

Guiliano Bartoli

b)

Ambrogio Lorenzetti

c)

Monsieur l'Abbaye

7.

How absurd, how disgusting! - What has been described thus?

a)

The behaviour of Guiliano Bartoli

b)

The behaviour of Monsieur l'Abbaye

c)

The portrait made on the banquet wall

d)

the colour pigments used in the portrait

8.

Why do you think Monsieur l'Abbaye made such a portrait that angered the patron?

a)

He did not understand his job

b)

He was not happy with the amount that the patron had agreed to pay for the job

c)

He was not a good artist

d)

He made the portrait in the style he wanted to do

9.

What does this expression mean - eyebrows contorted as though bewitched?

a)

the face was twisted as though possessed by an evil spirit

b)

the person had twisted the face and was about to cry

c)

the face wore a comical expression

d)

the person wanted to hide his face behind some bewitched mask

10.

Monsieur l'Abbaye was ___________________.

a)

an artist who was famous for his Cubist expression

b)

an Italian patron who wanted his portrait to be made

c)

a famous painter under whom the master artist worked as an apprentice

d)

none of the above