This year’s cards consist of:
6- religious
5 – woods with mountains / tall trees
6- modern artwork
2- with a crowd of people
7 – one person
3 – floral
8 – 2 or more people
3 – random
40 total
Paintings are in white, artists in yellow
Pronunciations in black
You must know the name of the painting and the
artist who painted it. Spelling doesn’t count off,
unless there’s a tiebreaker. The person who spells
the most correctly, will win the tie.
There have been tiebreakers every year so we are
going to learn how to spell these correctly. Because
we work on spelling, Pirtle has brought home
medals in this event every year!
Saint Joseph and
the
Christ Child
Reni
(RAY nee)
Three Maries at the Tomb
Empoli
(EHM poh lee)
Virgin and Child
van der Weyden
(VY duhn)
Salome Given the Head of St. John the Baptist by Herod
Bordone
(bawr DOH nay)
Adoration of the Shepherds, Saint John the Baptist,
Saint Bartholomew
Master of the Osservanza
(oh seer VAHN zuh)
The Nativity
Murillo
(moo REE yoh)
Viacito in White
Kloss
A Wooded Landscape
Hobbema
(HAWB buh mah)
A Mountain Peak with Drifting Clouds
Friedrich
(FREED rik)
Sunrise, Yosemite Valley
Bierstadt
(BEER stat)
Stream of the Black Pond
Courbet
(koor bay)
Expectation
Takayama
(tah kah YAH mah)
Rue Ravignan, Paris
Luce
Still Life in a Landscape
Picasso
(pee KAH soh)
The Turning Road, L’Estaque
Derain
(duh rahn)
Series I – No. 1
O’Keeffe
Big Momma’s Room
Huckaby
Skating on the Frozen Amstel River
van Breen
(fuhn BRAYN)
Musical Party in a Garden
Passeri
( PAH suh reee)
(Carl) Boy in Blue Overalls
Henri
(HEHN reye)
Jean-Louis Buisson-Boissier
Liotard
A Prince of Saxony
Cranach the Elder
(KRAH nahk)
Portrait of a Man
Mantegna
(mahn TEEN yah)
Lady Hamilton
Romney
Portrait of the Dwarf Michol
Carreno
(cahr RAYN yoh)
Portrait of Alessandro Farnese
Mor
Still Life of flowers in a Glass Vase
van der Ast
(fuhn duhr AHST)
Water Lilies
Monet
(moh nay)
Pink Cyclamen
Bridges
The Witches
McEwen
Children in a Garden (The Nurse)
Cassatt
(kuh SAHT)
Indian Family with Travois
Russell
Selim and Zuleika
Delacroix
(duh lah krwah)
Chloe and Sam
Hovenden
Heureux age! Age d’or (Happy Age! Golden Age)
Watteau
(vah toh)
The Geography Lesson
Boilly
(bwah yee)
Street Scene in Tunis
Rolshoven
Allegory of Europe
Oudry
(oo dree)
Lord Grosvenor’s Arabian with a Groom
Stubbs
The Dutch Man-of-War “De Gouden Leeuw”
on the River Y near Amsterdam
Bakhuysen
(BAHK hawy zuhn)