Who painted this work of art?

What country's "Golden Age" or "Renaissance" did this painting embody?

Who sculpted this statue?

The artist who sculpted this statue was from what country?

This work of art shows a Zephyr and an orange grove and orange blossoms, what is its name?

Name this work of art.

Who painted this work?

Who painted this work?

The work nicknamed "Venus on the Half Shell" was painted by whom?

This bronze statue depicts the biblical David, wearing a hat and boots, holding a sword, and standing over the head of Goliath. What artist created this work?

This well-known work of art is also known as "La Gioconda" because it may show the wife of Francesco del Giocondo. Some scholars believe that there may be a bit of the artist's self-portraiture creeping into this work using the sfumato technique. What is it's more recognized name?

What art technique was used to create this painting?

This work by da Vinci has been done twice. Both depict Mary, Christ, St. John the Baptist and an Angel in an area of rocky caverns and rivers. In the first one created, the angel wears a red cloak and Mary's robes are a bluish green. In the second version, the angel's cloak is missing or muted and Mary's gown is much bluer as is the sky beyond. What is this painting's name?

Who painted this work (twice)?

Depictions of the event seen here have been undertaken by artistic masters for centuries. This event provides the scriptural basis for the Eucharist, or Holy Communion. The most famous painting of this event was done by Leonardo da Vinci and shows Jesus and his apostles before his execution. What is the name of this event?

Who painted this work?

This drawing was made by an artist and scientist around 1490. It displays the artist's concept of ideal body proportions. What is it called?

The artist who created Vitruvian Man.

This fresco stands in the Stanza della Segnatura. It shows Plato, Aristotle, Diogenes, and many other academics and philosophers. What is the name of this work?

What artist painted this painting?

This artist created a marble statue of biblical David, standing contrapposto with his slingshot over his shoulder. Who was he?

Who created this marble statue?

This work depicts the moment at which Jesus Christ inspires Matthew to follow him. Who painted it?

Name this painting.

While Michaelangelo's statue is the most famous, many artists have created images of a young Mary holding the body of Jesus in grief after his crucifixion. What is this type of work called?

Who painted this painting?

In Italian, this work is known as Madonna del Cardellino. What is it's more recognizable title?

Where would you find the paintings that include The Creation of Adam and The Last Judgement?

What is the title of this painting?

This famously unfinished portrait of George Washington, titled "The Athenaeum" was painted by what American artist?

What is the title of this work?

What American artist painted this work?

This work was nicknamed "Whistler's Mother." What is its real title?

This work is a 1942 oil on canvas painting by Edward Hopper that portrays four people in a downtown diner late at night as viewed through the diner's large glass window. The light coming from the diner illuminates a darkened and deserted urban streetscape. What is it called?

The man and the woman in this painting were modeled on the artist's dentist and his sister. What is this painting's title?

What artist painted this work?

This Southwest American artist was famous for her paintings of flowers, animal skulls and the New Mexico scenery. She was married to the photographer Alfred Steiglitz. Who was she?

This artist was famous for his magazine covers for the Saturday Evening Post magazine. He often depicted everyday scenes of American domestic life. Who was he?

This artist was famous painted a series of paintings called the Four Freedoms. They included Freedom from Want, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, and Freedom from Fear. what was his name?

This artist was an abstract expressionist that was famous for splattering paint on canvas. Nicknamed "Jack the Dripper," who was he?

This artist had a studio nicknamed "The Factory."

Who painted these Campbell's soup cans?

Who painted this painting of Marilyn Monroe?

This artist was famous for his comic book paintings.

This artist was famous for his comic book paintings.

This artist was famous for using a style that included Benday dots.

The painting, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, is the most famous example of an art style that involves using tiny dots of color to create an image. What is the term for that technique?