The German artist ____ deviated from traditional religious images by creating works that were highly activated and emotionally wrenching
a. Henry Matisse
b. André Derain
c. Emile Nolde
d. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
c
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Upon its formation in 1914, Paramount was instantly notable as:
A. the first national distributor in the United States devoted solely to features. B. the home studio of three of the world's most popular movie stars: Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, and Douglas Fairbanks. C. the exclusive distributor of Italian historical epics in the United States. D. the first new firm invited to join the Motion Picture Patents Company since its inception in 1908.
In addition to having led a life of simplicity filled with marvelous deeds and miracles, St. Francis is especially revered for his
a) love of the natural world. b) sermons advocating for the Second Crusade. c) design of the Upper Church of San Francesco in Assisi. d) formalization of the church hierarchy from pope to parish priest.
Hollywood studios exploited their stars long before tabloids and E! Entertainment Television.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The composer ________ attempted suicide.
A. Niccolò Paganini B. Clara Schumann C. Robert Schumann D. Franz Schubert