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Autumn Effect at Argenteuil, 1873, Courtauld Gallery, London, UK. Detail.
Golds and browns, reds and oranges—autumn is here, and it is always a spectacular sight. The change of season, with its dramatic shifts in color and feel, is a firm favorite of artists. Autumn is introspection, stillness, often sadness. It is the tail end of a plentiful season and the anticipation of harshness to follow. No wonder artists love it, and so do we! Now put your art knowledge to the test with this autumn-inspired quiz. Though be advised, it’s not an easy one!
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Let’s warm up. Which Italian artist of the 1500s made a name for himself creating portraits made of produce, like this one?
Autumn, 1573, Louvre, Paris, France.
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