DIRECTION: Read the questions carefully and chose the letter of the correct answer.
1. The movement in which the artist of neo-classical period sought to break new ground in the
expression of emotion, both subtle and stormy.
A. Romanticism
C. Sculpture
B. Baroque
D. Shell
2. Which artist painted the Raft of Medusa?
A. Caravaggio
C. Gericault
B. Bernini
D. Velasquez
3. Which painting is the first major work of Gericault which revealed the influence style of Rubens?
C. Las Meninas
A. Charging Chasseur
D. Apollo and Daphne
B. Insane Woman
4. Which paintings of Gericault portrays the victims of a contemporary shipwreck?
A. Insane Woman
C. Charging Chasseur
B. The Raft of Medusa
D. Notre Dame Cathedral
5. The artist that is commissioned as Romantic Painter by the King of Spain?
C. Goya
A. Gericault
D. Rubens
B. Delacroix
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