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Which of these pieces is presented in a 3D form? Lets start out easy and get harder! Woah there, slick! You think you know so much? Well how about we.

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3 Which of these pieces is presented in a 3D form? Lets start out easy and get harder! Woah there, slick! You think you know so much? Well how about we play a little game. You answer wrong and I’ll help myself to some of these masterpieces. You more you get right, the better your treat.

4 Which of these images has a strong triangular composition?

5 Which of these images uses cool colors in its composition?

6 Which of these is a non-figurative representation?

7 Which of these is a diptych piece?

8 Which of these is an example of an impressionist painting?

9 This piece’s strong composition is due in part to : A: The placement of blue through out the image moves the viewer’s eye.A BB: The subject of the piece CC: The direction the woman is looking, causing the viewer’s eye to look off the edge of the picture.

10 Which of these pieces is non-figurative? This should be easy for you, tough guy!

11 Which of these pieces is an abstract piece?

12 Which of these pieces is presented in a 3D form?

13 Which of these images has a strong triangular composition?

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16 Which of these images uses cool colors in its composition?

17 Which of these is a non-figurative representation?

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20 Which of these is an example of an impressionist painting?

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23 This piece’s strong composition is due in part to : A: The placement of blue through out the image moves the viewer’s eye.A BB: The subject of the piece

24 This piece’s strong composition is due in part to : A A: The placement of blue through out the image moves the viewer’s eye. CC: The direction the woman is looking, causing the viewer’s eye to look off the edge of the picture.

25 This piece’s strong composition is due in part to : A: The placement of blue through out the image moves the viewer’s eye.A

26 Which of these pieces is an abstract piece?

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29 http://www.metmuseum.org/

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