Art

On this page, you can browse Art pub quiz questions and answers covering a broad range of topics from classical and modern art to sculpture, visual culture, architecture, and the lives of celebrated artists. The category is intended for anyone looking for thoughtful, well-crafted art quiz questions that can be used for pub quiz preparation, trivia writing, or general knowledge practice. With subjects ranging from iconic artworks to artistic terminology and historical context, this page offers valuable material for quiz enthusiasts of all levels.

Terms: |Modern Art| |Painting| |Photography| |Surrealism|

Published: 29. 4. 2026.

Painter, photographer, and poet Henriette Theodora Markovitch worked under which artistic name, and became known among other things as one of Picasso’s lovers?

Dora Maar

Terms: |Comic Books| |Marvel Comics| |Superheroes|

Published: 28. 4. 2026.

Just because he sometimes turns into a raging green monster called the Hulk does not mean there is anything wrong with him. What is the name of the scientist who, after being exposed to gamma radiation from an atomic bomb, occasionally transforms into the big green brute?

Bruce Banner

Terms: |Comic Books| |DC Comics|

Published: 28. 4. 2026.

This superheroine chose for holidays, non-working Saturdays, and Sundays a name she could use in those situations. She called herself Katherine Kane. Who appears when things become serious and the world needs the aunt hiding behind the name Kathy Kane?

Batwoman

Terms: |Dance| |Modern Dance|

Published: 28. 4. 2026.

She was one of the most influential dancers of all time, and her methods still shape modern dance today. This American dancer and choreographer left a huge mark on the world of dance, and the company she founded under her own name was, and still is, considered one of the finest ever. What was the name of this artist, who died in 1991?

Martha Graham

Terms: |Painting| |Russia|

Published: 13. 4. 2026.

Which Russian artist, born in Siberia, went to Switzerland to study the scenery around the Panix Pass on the hundredth anniversary of Suvorov’s campaign, and then painted Suvorov Crossing the Alps, a work purchased by Tsar Nicholas II for 25,000 rubles?

Vasily Surikov

Terms: |Statuary| |USA|

Published: 1. 4. 2026.

The answer sought here is the American sculptor whose artistic career was dedicated above all to kinetic art. He is most famous as the creator of the mobile, delicately balanced constructions whose whole form, or individual elements, move when stirred by air. In addition, he produced large abstract works known as stabiles and also made wire figures, particularly in his early piece Miniature Circus. Who was he?

Alexander Calder

Terms: |Atomium| |Brussels|

Published: 1. 4. 2026.

The famous Brussels monument known as the Atomium represents the crystal molecule of which chemical element?

Iron

Terms: |Statuary| |The Louvre| |Venus de Milo|

Published: 1. 4. 2026.

The Louvre is home to the famous statue known as the Venus de Milo, one of the most celebrated works of ancient sculpture. However, one striking feature of the statue is that a certain part of the body is missing. Which part is absent?

Her arms

Terms: |Statuary|

Published: 1. 4. 2026.

In sculpture, what term is used for the balanced relationship between opposing movements within a human figure, creating an effect of harmony and natural poise? Some of the best-known examples may be seen in Polykleitos’ Doryphoros and Myron’s Discobolus.

Contrapposto