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Art Trivia Questions & Answers

12 curated art trivia questions with answers and fun facts. Read them below, then test yourself in the live Art arena.

  1. 1. Who painted the famous masterpiece 'The Starry Night' in 1889?

    Answer: Vincent van Gogh medium

    Van Gogh painted this masterpiece while staying at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.

  2. 2. Who painted the 'Mona Lisa'?

    Answer: Leonardo da Vinci easy

    The 'Mona Lisa' hangs in the Louvre in Paris.

  3. 3. Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

    Answer: Michelangelo medium

    He worked on the ceiling between 1508 and 1512.

  4. 4. Which art movement did Pablo Picasso help to found?

    Answer: Cubism medium

    Cubism broke objects into geometric, fragmented forms.

  5. 5. Which artist created 'The Persistence of Memory', featuring melting clocks?

    Answer: Salvador Dalí medium

    Dalí was a leading figure of the Surrealist movement.

  6. 6. Which American artist is famous for his Campbell's Soup Cans?

    Answer: Andy Warhol medium

    Warhol was a central figure of the Pop Art movement.

  7. 7. Which artist created the marble sculpture 'David'?

    Answer: Michelangelo medium

    The statue stands over five metres tall in Florence.

  8. 8. Who painted 'The Scream'?

    Answer: Edvard Munch medium

    Munch created several versions of the iconic work.

  9. 9. Which two primary colours are mixed to make green?

    Answer: Blue and yellow easy

    Red and yellow make orange; red and blue make purple.

  10. 10. In which country did the Impressionism movement originate in the 19th century?

    Answer: France medium

    The movement was named after Monet's painting 'Impression, Sunrise'.

  11. 11. What nationality was the painter Claude Monet?

    Answer: French medium

    Monet is famous for his series of water lily paintings.

  12. 12. Which Dutch painter is known for 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'?

    Answer: Johannes Vermeer hard

    The painting is sometimes called the 'Mona Lisa of the North'.