​ Who declared himself emperor of France?

Which 19th-century Russian author produced two huge novels that combined fictional characters with real people and events from history?​

What is the term for works of art that add three-dimensional objects to the canvas?​

Which style of art gradually replaced Rococo in Europe during the late 1700s?​

What elements are often seen in Auguste Renoir’s paintings?​

​ What is the so-called “infamous thing” that Voltaire refers to in his signature phrase, “Écrasez l’infâme”?

Which Charles Dickens novel criticized the treatment of the poor in workhouses?​

Which French painter was the creator of Raft of the Medusa (1818)?​

​ Who was the first great French Rococo painter (d. 1721)?

What is the title of Richard Wagner’s most monumental operatic work? ​