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Limited Time Award for January 2023
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Girl with a Pearl Earring

By Johannes Vermeer


Painting Information
Perhaps the most recognized work of the Dutch Golden Age movement, Girl with a Pearl Earring shows a young girl of European descent in exotic dress. It is an example of the Dutch tronie, a fictional depiction of a character rather than a portrait of a living person.

The pearl on the girl's ear is improbably large, leading some art historians to dispute it being a pearl at all. The blue ultramarine pigment used in the painting was incredibly rare, being more expensive than gold in the years that Vermeer was an active painter. It is unknown how he was able to afford or acquire it.
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January's Requirements
  1. Author a quiz in the History category

  2. Author quiz of format: photo quiz (or photo match)

  3. Adopt a quiz and get it online

Earn January's Painting
Get one quiz online this month meeting at least one of the requirements above and you will get an unframed version of this painting added to your Authoring Gallery!

Get at least two quizzes online this month, meeting all three requirements amongst all of your submissions to get a framed version of this painting added to your gallery.

Timing & Grace Period
  • Only quiz templates created during January are considered for this award.
  • Since editing timing is uncertain, eligible quiz templates placed online during January OR next month count. In other words, if you start work on a quiz in January, but after some back-and-forth with editors it ends up delayed and goes online in February, you will still earn January's painting award.
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