WorksheetsQandA for Romantic Arts (Patriotism)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which of the following is the correct birthday of Francisco Goya?
September 2, 1746
January 13, 1746
October 17, 1746
March 30, 1746
Romantic Arts is an era where the colors of the artworks are?
Dark
Colorful
Green and vintage
Industrial
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Romantic Arts?
idealism
Individuality
imagination
Political Awareness
Which country/continent did the Romantic Arts started?
Asia
Europe
Africa
Middle East
The full name of Francisco Goya is (a) .
What period does the Romantic Arts peaked?
1800 to 1850
1750 to 1790
1888 to 1900
1690 to 1700
Based on the lesson, the Romantic Arts is a reaction to what era or revolution?
Classical
Contemporary
Industrial
Modern
Theodore Gericault’s full name is (a) .
Which of the following countries is the birthplace of Francisco Goya?
Italy
Spain
France
Greece
What year does Francisco Goya returned to Spain and became the principal painter to the Spanish Royal Court?
1770
1600
1820
1776
Eugene Delacroix is known as?
Master of Painting
Master of Color
Master of Sculpture
Master of Pottery
Francisco Goya began his art studies on what country?
France
Spain
Britain
Rome
Which of the following is NOT a type of artwork of Francisco Goya?
Altarpieces
Clay Pottery
Portraits
Murals
Theodore Gericault’s portraits of mentally disabled or insane people is originally 10 in number but only (a) survived today.
Francisco Goya was trained in what kind of tradition during eighteenth century?
Classical
Contemporary
Industrial
Modern
Francisco Goya’s Los Caprichos or (The Whims) is a set of how many prints in aquatint and etching?
80
70
50
90
(a) is the full name of Eugene Delacroix.
The Black Paintings of Francisco Goya is composed of how many paintings?
10
12
14
16
Which of the following is the birthdate of Eugene Delacroix?
December 14, 1798
February 3, 1798
May 2, 1798
April 26, 1798
(a) is the painting of Theodore Gericault that inspired other painters or artist to become the norm of Romantic Arts.
