Who was the artist who painted a series about “The Great Migration” of African Americans leaving the South to relocate to the North and North-west to seek jobs and a better life? Here is the “The Shoemaker.”   

This painting, of ladies in a brothel  is an example of cubism, and was inspired by African masks. It was painted by the famous artist:  ______.

The technique of Pointillism is most illustratively defined by the artist; ________ , A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, is the most famous example.

Pop Art is in a “remake” of a comic book exemplified by the work of ______________

______ painted this Neoclassic (see the use of Greek-style columns) image, “Oath of the Horatii’ as an allegorical call to patriotism, or the idea of putting civic duty before personal happiness.

Hopefully you were “thinking” of all correct answers. “The Thinker” was sculpted by the French father of modern sculpture, ______

When this Post-impressionist artist painted “still lives” it was hard to know if the fruit was on the table or falling off. 

Spanish painter Franciso Goya is well known for his works with political overtones. One of his most famous works is ______ about executions in the Napoleonic War between France and Spain.

Henri Toulouse Lautrec painted this somewhat decadent  night life scene in Paris.

Which country or region offers direct marketers the advantage of a well-developed mailing list industry?