Who is known for creating the series “Ned Kelly” paintings?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) Arthur Boyd
c) Fred Williams
d) Brett Whiteley
Answer: a) Sidney Nolan
Which artist is renowned for his indigenous dot painting?
a) Emily Kame Kngwarreye
b) Albert Namatjira
c) Rover Thomas
d) Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri
Answer: a) Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Who is known for his sculptures created from scrap metal?
a) Ron Mueck
b) Ken Done
c) Brett Whiteley
d) Arthur Boyd
Answer: a) Ron Mueck
Which artist is celebrated for his “Earth” series paintings depicting the Australian landscape?
a) Fred Williams
b) Grace Cossington Smith
c) Margaret Olley
d) Jeffrey Smart
Answer: a) Fred Williams
Who is known for his hyper-realistic paintings such as “Self Portrait in the Studio”?
a) Brett Whiteley
b) Arthur Streeton
c) Ben Quilty
d) Jeffrey Smart
Answer: a) Brett Whiteley
Which artist is associated with the Heidelberg School, known for their impressionist works?
a) Tom Roberts
b) John Brack
c) Charles Blackman
d) Sidney Nolan
Answer: a) Tom Roberts
Who is recognized for his paintings of Australian birds and landscapes?
a) Hans Heysen
b) Albert Tucker
c) Sidney Nolan
d) John Olsen
Answer: a) Hans Heysen
Which artist is known for her colorful and vibrant depictions of flowers and still life?
a) Margaret Preston
b) Grace Cossington Smith
c) Judy Cassab
d) Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Answer: a) Margaret Preston
Who gained fame for his works illustrating Australian beach and surf culture?
a) Charles Blackman
b) Ken Done
c) Brett Whiteley
d) Jeffrey Smart
Answer: b) Ken Done
Which artist became known for his distinct, bold, and often humorous depictions of everyday Australian life?
a) John Brack
b) Fred Williams
c) Brett Whiteley
d) Ken Done
Answer: a) John Brack
Who is renowned for his distinctive abstract expressionist style in painting?
a) John Olsen
b) Arthur Boyd
c) Sidney Nolan
d) Fred Williams
Answer: a) John Olsen
Which artist is celebrated for her unique perspectives and depictions of Sydney Harbour Bridge?
a) Grace Cossington Smith
b) Margaret Olley
c) Judy Cassab
d) Margaret Preston
Answer: a) Grace Cossington Smith
Who gained fame for his large-scale sculptural works, including “Angel of the North”?
a) Ken Done
b) Antony Gormley
c) Ron Mueck
d) Brett Whiteley
Answer: b) Antony Gormley
Which artist is celebrated for his contribution to Australian portraiture, including the Archibald Prize-winning paintings?
a) John Olsen
b) Arthur Streeton
c) Brett Whiteley
d) William Dobell
Answer: d) William Dobell
Who is known for his surreal and dreamlike paintings, often featuring elongated figures and fantasy landscapes?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) Brett Whiteley
c) Arthur Boyd
d) Sidney Nolan
Answer: c) Arthur Boyd
Which artist is recognized for her textile designs, particularly for the Sydney Opera House interiors?
a) Margaret Preston
b) Florence Broadhurst
c) Margaret Olley
d) Grace Cossington Smith
Answer: b) Florence Broadhurst
Who gained fame for his sculptural works, notably the “Three Businessmen Who Brought Their Own Lunch” installation?
a) Ron Mueck
b) Ken Done
c) Arthur Boyd
d) Brett Whiteley
Answer: a) Ron Mueck
Which artist is known for his strong use of color and light in capturing Australian landscapes and cityscapes?
a) Jeffrey Smart
b) John Olsen
c) Sidney Nolan
d) Fred Williams
Answer: a) Jeffrey Smart
Who is celebrated for her contribution to Australian modernist painting, especially for her use of bold colors?
a) Margaret Preston
b) Grace Cossington Smith
c) Judy Cassab
d) Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Answer: b) Grace Cossington Smith
Which artist is known for his portraits, especially the series on convict and bushranger themes?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) Arthur Streeton
c) Brett Whiteley
d) John Brack
Answer: a) Sidney Nolan
Who is renowned for his powerful and controversial paintings, particularly “Man Feeding Swans”?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) Brett Whiteley
c) John Brack
d) Arthur Boyd
Answer: c) John Brack
Which artist is celebrated for his depictions of outback landscapes and indigenous life?
a) Albert Namatjira
b) Jeffrey Smart
c) Arthur Streeton
d) John Olsen
Answer: a) Albert Namatjira
Who is known for his iconic, often monumental, sculptures placed in outdoor environments?
a) Ken Done
b) Ron Mueck
c) Antony Gormley
d) Arthur Boyd
Answer: c) Antony Gormley
Which artist gained fame for his political and social commentary through his paintings, notably “The Caged Wife”?
a) John Olsen
b) Sidney Nolan
c) Arthur Boyd
d) Arthur Streeton
Answer: b) Sidney Nolan
Who is celebrated for his distinctive depictions of Australian bush life and early settlement scenes?
a) Albert Namatjira
b) Tom Roberts
c) Jeffrey Smart
d) John Brack
Answer: b) Tom Roberts
Which artist is known for his paintings capturing the beauty of the Australian outback and rural landscapes?
a) Fred Williams
b) Sidney Nolan
c) Brett Whiteley
d) John Olsen
Answer: a) Fred Williams
Who is renowned for his abstract and expressionist paintings, particularly the “Australian Graffiti” series?
a) John Olsen
b) Arthur Boyd
c) Sidney Nolan
d) Fred Williams
Answer: a) John Olsen
Which artist is celebrated for his contribution to Australian modernism through his landscapes and cityscapes?
a) Arthur Streeton
b) Grace Cossington Smith
c) Jeffrey Smart
d) Margaret Olley
Answer: c) Jeffrey Smart
Who gained fame for his series of paintings depicting the Eureka Stockade event?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) Arthur Boyd
c) Fred Williams
d) Tom Roberts
Answer: d) Tom Roberts
Which artist is known for his vibrant and colorful depictions of the Australian landscape, especially the desert regions?
a) Albert Namatjira
b) John Olsen
c) Fred Williams
d) Jeffrey Smart
Answer: a) Albert Namatjira
Who is celebrated for his paintings of Australian beaches and coastal scenes, often featuring swimmers and surfers?
a) Ken Done
b) Sidney Nolan
c) Brett Whiteley
d) John Brack
Answer: a) Ken Done
Which artist is known for his series of paintings titled “You Beaut Country” representing the Australian landscape?
a) Arthur Boyd
b) Sidney Nolan
c) Fred Williams
d) John Olsen
Answer: c) Fred Williams
Who gained fame for his artwork capturing the beauty and essence of the Australian rainforest?
a) Emily Kame Kngwarreye
b) Albert Namatjira
c) Sidney Nolan
d) John Olsen
Answer: d) John Olsen
Which artist is celebrated for his contribution to Australian printmaking and woodcuts?
a) Brett Whiteley
b) Arthur Streeton
c) Sidney Nolan
d) Margaret Preston
Answer: d) Margaret Preston
Who is known for her still-life paintings featuring interiors, flowers, and domestic scenes?
a) Margaret Olley
b) Grace Cossington Smith
c) Judy Cassab
d) Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Answer: a) Margaret Olley
Which artist gained fame for his use of mixed media and collage techniques in his paintings?
a) Brett Whiteley
b) Arthur Boyd
c) Sidney Nolan
d) John Brack
Answer: a) Brett Whiteley
Who is celebrated for his series of paintings depicting the Australian outback and bush landscapes, notably “The Drover’s Wife”?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) Arthur Streeton
c) Tom Roberts
d) John Olsen
Answer: c) Tom Roberts
Which artist is known for his depictions of the Australian coastline and seascapes, often featuring cliffs and ocean views?
a) Jeffrey Smart
b) Sidney Nolan
c) Arthur Boyd
d) John Brack
Answer: a) Jeffrey Smart
Who gained fame for his art reflecting the horrors of war, particularly his painting “Gallipoli”?
a) Arthur Streeton
b) John Olsen
c) Sidney Nolan
d) Brett Whiteley
Answer: a) Arthur Streeton
Which artist is celebrated for his abstract and symbolic landscapes, often inspired by the Australian bush?
a) Sidney Nolan
b) John Olsen
c) Arthur Boyd
d) Fred Williams
Answer: d) Fred Williams
