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The amazing technique of chiaroscuro transforms light and darkness into art and drama. In this quiz, we explore ten masterpieces that showcase this wonderful technique. Can you match each work to its creator?

This quiz is dedicated to some of the many female deities encountered in Greek myth. Can you match each of these immortal ladies to their brief description?

Greek myths are full of heroes performing incredible feats. In this quiz match the hero to their accomplishment.

This will continue a series of ten-letter word quizzes. Use the description and photo to come up with a word that starts with "O" and is ten letters long. Enjoy!

Originally children of reigning monarchs were said to have been born into the purple, a reference to a color that was so valuable only the very wealthy could afford to wear it. The Greeks devised a myth to explain how this color came into existence.

I've always loved Victorian pictorial art, so this Quiz is just to see if you can match some of my favourite famous paintings of that era with the artists that created them.

These works were produced by members of the German Expressionist movement known as Der Blaue Reiter in the years leading up to World War I. Match each painting with its creator.

This quiz is for all the philosophy lovers out there! You have to answer 10 questions, with each question about a different philosopher.

There are several characters from Greek mythology whose name starts with omicron, the short o. Can you match them to their description?

This selection of plays are among the most well-known, celebrated works of the theatre in the 20th century. Do you know when they were first published?

"All The World's a Stage" is from Shakespeare's play, "As You Like It" (Act II, Scene VII), where the character Jaques reveals seven ages of man from birth till death. This quiz examines significant plays throughout the ages. Please sort chronologically.

The Greek gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus have joined the ranks of the corporate world, and each of them needs a new modernized logo. Search for symbols associated with each deity and match them up corrrectly. (Click the images for a closer look!)

A mix of 10 Humanities questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

This quiz is mainly about Renaissance Era dance. This period focuses on the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. See how many questions you can answer.

This quiz is for all the philosophy lovers out there! You have to answer 10 questions, with each question about a different philosopher.

I will give you the definition of a word with the word "air" in it, and you match that word to the definition.

This quiz is for all the philosophy lovers out there! You have to answer 10 questions, with each question about a different philosopher.

Ancient cultures worldwide have each had their own mythology, involving a range of gods and goddesses. Ancient Chinese culture was no different, producing a wealth of deities to worship.

Dancers in Medieval Times did not perform the foxtrot or the samba, but most modern dances are evolutions of those from hundreds of years ago. Do you know your medieval dances?

Place the work of art in the correct art movement. Each work comes from a different art movement, which is placed in chronological order.

Put these ten songs from the 1934 Original Broadway Cast production of "Anything Goes" in the order in which they were sung, from first to last. There are five songs from each act listed here. Note: Different productions vary.

Myths are works of fiction, but are they totally false? Is there a grain of truth within the myth or was the story based on a truth? The questions in this quiz introduce the myth, you'll need to read the information that follows to find the truth.

The story of art in the US goes back many years. Given ten 19th century works with the artists who produced them, can you put them into the correct chronological order? You're given the years the works were produced and their area of art as clues.

Players will be placing the names of the art periods in order, starting with the earliest movement to have developed and finishing with the most recent.

The Baltic states are Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The myths and legends of this region are less known than many others but I have built in clues to help you with this narrative quiz. You just need to fill in the blanks with the correct words.

Half planets and half other celestial objects, can you match up these bodies in the Solar System to their namesake's role in Ancient Roman mythology?

The story of Spanish art goes back many years. Given ten masterpieces with the names of the artists who painted them, can you put them into the correct chronological order? You're given the years the works were painted and their school of art as clues.

The biblical figure of Jesus is quite possibly the most represented figure in art. Here are twelve (cropped) representations of him from famous artists throughout history. (Click the images for a closer look!)

The Dutch Golden Age lasted just 84 years, during which time the country flourished in every way, particularly in art. This quiz asks you to identify some of the painters of the period by the clues given - some of which might take some lateral thinking!

The Vikings and their gods, goddesses, and myths are the subjects of this quiz. The gods of the Norse pantheon were warlike deities, but they also worshiped poetry, music, and nature.