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Jacques-Louis David Quiz
Masterpieces of Jacques-Louis David: Putting Your Art Knowledge to the Test!
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Embark on a brushstroke-filled adventure as you unravel the enigmatic world of Jacques-Louis David, the grand maître of French neoclassical painting. Unleash your artistic spirit with our captivating quiz!
Are you a Jacques-Louis David fanatic? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! With 31 questions spanning all aspects of Jacques-Louis David, this is the ultimate test of your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? Find out more by taking this quiz.
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30 August 1750
30 August 1775
29 December 1825
30 August 1748
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Rococo
Baroque
Neoclassical
Impressionism
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30 August 1825
1 January 1830
29 December 1823
29 December 1825
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Neoclassical Era
French Revolution Era
Impressionist Era
Rococo Era
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Jean-Paul Marat
Louis XVI
Maximilien Robespierre
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The Bourbon Restoration
The French Republic
The Ancien Régime
Napoleon's Regime
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Empire Style
Neoclassical Style
Rococo Style
Impressionist Style
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Brussels
Paris
London
Rome
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United Kingdom Of The Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
France
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20th Century
19th Century
21st Century
18th Century
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No, He Was Self-taught.
Yes, He Had Many Pupils.
No, He Worked Alone.
Yes, But Only One.
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Wild Brush Strokes
Minimalism And Simplicity
Classical Austerity, Severity, And Heightened Feeling
Bright Colours And Complex Compositions
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A Military Dictator
A Dictator Of The Arts
A Political Dictator
A Religious Dictator
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Louis XVI
Napoleon Bonaparte
Jean-Paul Marat
Maximilien Robespierre
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Rome
London
Brussels
Paris
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It Had No Effect On It
It Was In Harmony With The Climate
It Opposed The Climate
It Was Considered Outlandish
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Napoleon And Related Themes
Gothic Architecture
Landscapes
The French Riches
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Monochrome
Muted Venetian Colours
Warm Venetian Colours
Cool Venetian Colours
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Jean-Paul Marat
Louis XVI
Maximilien Robespierre
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Join The Revolution
Move To Paris
Exile Himself To Brussels
Become A Dictator Of The Arts
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The National Gallery
The Vatican
The Louvre
Academic Salon
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The Bourbon Restoration
The French Republic
The Ancien Régime
Napoleon's Regime
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Impressionism
Empire Style
Renaissance
Cubism
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Brussels
The Hague
London
Amsterdam
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He Joined The Revolution
He Was Imprisoned
He Took Over Power
He Escaped To Italy
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One
Two
Four
Three
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Maximilien Robespierre
Napoleon
Louis XVI
Jean-Paul Marat
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Only Some Of His Works Were Political
No, They Were Never Political
Not Exclusively, But They Became More Political During The Revolution
Yes, They Were Always Political
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Academic Salon
The Louvre
The National Gallery
Private Collections
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Yes, They Carried On His Influence
It's Not Known What His Pupils Did
Only Some Of Them Maintained His Style
No, They All Developed Their Own Style
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Feb 23, 1841
Apr 22, 1798
Apr 5, 1794
Dec 29, 1825
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