QUIZ 2

 Let's double-check:


1. Camera obscura

2. Albrecht Durer

3. Vitruvian Man

4. Leonardo da Vinci

5. Renaissance humanism

6. Fresco

7. Petrarch

8. Jan van Eyck

9. One point perspective

10. Modernism

11. Wealthy merchants

12. Avant-garde

13. Leonardo da Vinci

14. Fauvism

15. Pablo Picasso

16. Cubism

17. Abstract painting

18. Clement Greenberg

19. Scientists

20. Nicephore Niepce

21. Etienne Jules Marey

22. Eadweard Muybridge

23. Semiotics

24. Johannes Gutenberg



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