* What is a substance used for sculpting that resembles marble?
* What is pottery colored with a pale, grey-green glaze?
* Which is a design of stoneware pottery invented by Josiah Wedgwood?
* What is another name for a sculpture of a small boy, cherub, or Cupid?
* What is a decorative carving resembling a basket of fruit or flowers?
* The term 'Impressionism' was original applied derisively to the works of the various members of that group after they first exhibited in Paris in 1874. After which Impressionist painter's work was this term applied?
* Japanese paintings done in the Kara-e style are characterized as which of these?
* In the American sense, this word refers to itinerant artists of the 17th and 18th centuries who painted portraits anonymously for a living. What term am I describing?
* Ksatriya refers to the which class of the Hindu religion, also depicted in Indonesian theater?
* A painting medium in which the colours are ground with pure egg yolk.
* Style of European art (1520-1600) that set out to break rules with strained, exaggerated figures in vivid colours.
* Technique with which the artist creates optical illusions by means of dazzling patterns.
* Religious picture associated with the Eastern Church.
* Mixture of plaster and glue used to cover wooden panels before painting.
* Type of water-colour painting in which the artist applies colours in a series of minute spots.
* Wall painting, usually executed in fresco, oil, or tempera.
* Cheap and impermanent method of painting in which powdered colours are mixed with glue.
* Painting of the Virgin Mary.
* Picture painted on two panels, often hinged like pages of a book.
* Which of these terms refers to the roof-supporting beam immediately above the capital of a column?