Q. Frederic S. Remington was a painter, writer, sculptor, and football player.

Q. In Moonrise: Soldier and Maiden, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner painted a hedge of shrubbery separating the couple in the foreground from the background.

Q. In The Regatta at Antwerp, Othon Friesz uses thick, twisting strokes of color to make the water in the foreground seem to move.

Q. In the Cubism style of painting, the artists tried to break things into basic forms and geometric shapes and then put them back together in new ways.

Q. The main character of William Herbert Dunton's Winter Camp of the Sioux has his back toward the viewer.

Q. In Dream Village, Marc Chagall painted real, recognizable things in unrealistic ways. In fact, he included a cow playing music in the painting.

Q. In Romance, Thomas Hart Benton painted a couple holding hands strolling along a city street.

Q. The number of people in Michael Frary's Row Boat create a lively seaside scene.

Q. Dorothy Alden Morang's use of curved lines in Urban Nocturne suggest playful movement and create a light-hearted mood.

Q. The colors of the 20 different panels of Synecdoche represent the skin colors of the different UT Austin students who sat for Byron Kim when he painted them.