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1. Let's get some paint on the canvas with an easy one to start. In which art gallery is "The Mona Lisa" displayed? The Borghese, Rome The Tate, London The Louvre, Paris The Uffizi, Florence

2. No need to shout: even with one ear, he can probably still hear you, and he will tell you that he painted the famous "Sunflowers". Who is he? Van Gogh Van Broke Van Dyke Claude Monet

3. As we wander through Rome towards Vatican City, I am excited at the prospect of seeing the wonderful ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. For the life of me I can't remember who was responsible for this work of art: can you help me out? Rubens Da Vinci Holbein Michelangelo

4. Many artists go through different phases in their painting career, so tell me, who had Blue and Rose periods? Pablo Picasso Claude Monet Vincent Van Gogh Edouard Manet

5. On our return to Italy, we decide to view Michelangelo's original statue of David. To which city should we travel? Pisa Rome Florence Milan

6. Let us now venture to the United Kingdom and in particular the county of Suffolk. Here we try to locate "The Hay Wain", "Flatford Mill" and "Dedham Vale". These objects are included in which artist's works? Constable Stubbs Reynolds Gainsborough

7. Some may say that this artist's works were mildly pornographic, others will argue that his paintings of full-bodied women formed only a small part of his overall portfolio, which also included portraits, landscapes, historical portrayals and altar pieces. To whom are we referring? Stubbs Rubens Renoir Turner

8. Not all art consists of paintings and statues. For example, the animated sketches in Monty Python's Flying Circus are considered to be classic. Can you remember which member of the team was responsible? John Cleese Michael Palin Eric Idle Terry Gilliam

9. Talking of modern art, in Britain an annual award is given for work which is classified as "contemporary". What is the name given to this controversial award? The "Can You Guess What It Is?" Prize The Turner Prize The Tate Prize The Whistler Prize

10. Our final destination is Paris, France, where we hope to see a world-famous sculpture of a man contemplating life. Who created the masterpiece now known as "The Thinker"? Rodin Bellini Michelangelo Moore