AcAntonio Pisanello
B:-Donatello
C-Masaccio
D-Brunelleschi
Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question32::Who painted The Visitation, the fresco in the cloister of SS. Annurgiata, Florence ?
‘A:Jacopo Pontormo
B:-Michelangelo
C:Donatello
D-Lorenzo Ghiberti
Correct Answer:- Option-é
Question33::Which is one work of Bernini that can be described by the statement : Uncontrollable Passion and theatrical drama ?
‘AcBust of Pope Paul V
B:-Bust of Louis XIV
C-The Ecstasy of St. Theresa
D-Bust of Cardinal Scipione Borghese
Correct Answer:- Option-C
‘Question34::Whose paintings are seen to have the following features 7
i, Adeep, lush landscape
ii. Relatively large - scale figure
ili, Simple pose ard dignified gaze.
‘AcThomas Gainsborough
B:-Leonardo da Vinci
C-Raphael
D-None of these
Correct Answer:- Option-é
Question35:-dentify the correct statements about Neaclassicism,
i, European Neoclassicism in the Visual arts began in opposition to the then-dominant whimsy Rococco styl.
ii The subject matter of Neoclassicism was inspired by the October Revolution.
ili, The painting the Oath of the Horati belongs to Neclassicism.
‘AcOnly iand ii
B:-Only ii and i
C-Only i and ii
D-All of the above (i i and il)

Correct Answer: Option-C

‘Question36::Which is the painting to which the following description suits ?
Aspaniard thrusts his arms upward in surrender to the bayonets of the faceless enemy.

AcThe second of May 8
B:-The Colossus
(CThe Third of May 8
D:-Witches's Flight
Correct Answer: Option-C
Question37:-Identify the correct statements about Realism,
1: Daumier has not painted a crowded third class compartment of a French train
ji, Gustave Courbet did not use the term Realism to describe his own work.
ii, The terms Realism and Naturalism are synonymous.
A:Only iand ii
B:-Only ti and iil
C-Only i and ii
D:-None of these
Correct Answer: Option-D
‘Question38:-Identify the correct statements about Art Nouveau.
i. For Art Nouveau's leading designer, the Belgian Henry Van de Velde, line was a welcome antidote to imitations of nature,
ii, Art Nouveau dominated architecture and the applied arts in Europe for more than a decade, from the early 1890s until about 1906.
ii, Henry Van de Velde did not become the spokeman and Chief theorist of Art Nouveau in Europe.

A:Only iand ii