20^th-century Spanish-born surrealist artist;
The Persistence of Memory, popularly called Soft Watches.

20^th-century Russian-born Parisian artist;
Bright colors, geometric shapes, and elements of fantasy;
Birthday;
The Fiddler;
I and My Village.

20^th-century French sculptor and painter;
Abstract works using different media;
Shepherd of the Clouds, a work he says 'creates itself.'

15^th-century Italian sculptor;
Works in Florence include St. George, David, and
Judith and Holofernes;
Assisted Ghiberti in working on the cathedral in Florence.

19^th-century English artist;
Black and white drawings of Merlin for Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur.

19^th-century French caricaturist and painter;
Ridiculed bourgeois society
The Third-Class Carriage;
The Uprising.

18^th-19^th century English romantic poet and artist;
Saw visions from which he drew inspiration;
Job and His Daughters;
Elohim Creating Adam.

16^th-century sculptor and goldsmith;
Bronze statue of Perseus in the 3-acred spacious Loggia dei Lanzi of the Piazza della Signoria in Florence;
Saltcellar of Francis I;
Bronze Nymph of Fontainebleau.

19^th-century French landscape painter;
View of Genoa.

15^th-16^th century Italian artist from Florence;
Surname derived from the nickname of his eldest brother, means 'little barrel';
The Adoration of the Magi;
The Birth of Venus;
Primavera;
and the San Bernabo altar-piece.

18^th-19^th century French painter;
The Oath of the Tennis Court:
The Oath of the Horatii;
Portrait of Madame Récamier;
The Death of Marat.

16^th-century Flemish artist;
Triumph of Death;
Fall of Icarus;
The Tower of Babel.

19^th-century French painter;
Funeral at Ornans;
The Artist's Studio.

19^th-20^thcentury French post-impressionist;
The House of the Hanged Man
The Kitchen Table
the unfinished oil painting Large Bathers.

19^th-century French romantic artist;
Inspired impressionists with his revolutionary use of color;
The Bark of Dante;
Women of Algiers;
Liberty Leading the People;
The Massacre at Chios.

17^th-century Italian architect and sculptor;
Saint Peter's baldachin; The Ecstacy of St. Teresa;
and the 2 opposing semicircular colonnades standing in the Piazza di San Pietro.

16^th-century Italian painter;
Assumption of the Virgin;
The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine
Venus, Cupid, and Satyr;
Io;
Niobe.

15^th-16^th century Flemish artist;
The Garden of Earthly delights;
The Temptation of St. Anthony;
Ship of Fools, a medieval allegory showing mankind's immorality.

20^th-century French painter;
February 17, 1913, in New York's 69^th Regiment Armory, introduced modern art to Americans with such paintings as Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2.

19^th-century French sculptor;
Red sandstone Lion of Belfort;
Statue of Liberty, or La Liberté Eclairant in Monde, meaning, 'Liberty Enlightening the World.'

19^th-20^thcentury French painter and sculptor;
Works featuring ballet dancers, such as the painting Dancer Lacing Her Shoe and the sculpture Young Dancer;
Also known for works featuring the racetrack, café scenes, and women at their toilette.

20^th-century Bulgarian-born environmental sculptor;
Wrapped Berlin's Reichstag;
Ran 24-mile-long fabric curtain across California.

18^th-19^th century English landscape artist;
The Hay Wain;
Weymouth Bay.

15^th-16^th century German painter and engraver of the Northern Renaissance;
Madonna and Child;
Woodcuts of the Apocalypse.

20^th-century French painter;
With Pablo Picasso, founder of cubism;
Man With a Guitar.

19^th-20^thcentury Romanian sculptor;
Bird in Space;
Sleeping Muse;
The Kiss.