Name this artist who fled the Nazi invasion and came to New York City.  His work was laid out in grids.  He wanted to make a painting that could be universally understood by everyone.  Name the work.  

Name this Japanese artist and the wood block print.  In total the artist created 36 views of Mount Fuji.  

Name the artist and this work.  He is the artist most identified with the term “action painting” because of the energy in his technique.  It was an “all-over” picture meaning that no part could be called the subject.  

Name the architect and this famous home.  After visiting the sight, he came up with the idea of placing the house over the cliff and letting the water pass underneath.  The sounds of the waterfall fill the house.  

Name this Egyptian artifact.  This death mask covered the face of the mummified body.  This golden mask is inlaid with lapis, quartz, turquoise, and glass.    

Name the artist and the name of the work.  Even though his style is modern, this Russian painter filled his canvases with rural scenes from his childhood.  

Name the artist and the name of this war memorial in Washington, D.C..  She called her concept “a visual poem.”    

Name this American Abstract artist and the work.  She painted large so the viewer would have to look.      

Name the artist and name of this sculpture.  This artist was commissioned to design a doorway for a new Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.  The work was not completed during his lifetime, but he exhibited this figure alone.  

Name this sculpture and famous Renaissance artist.  Many scholars believe that this was the only work he ever signed.  He chiseled his name across the banner on her chest.  The name means pity or sorrow.