Famous Artists Game. Help

◄Level 3►

Swipe to View. Tap to Select Paintings:

Artists

Find artwork by artists including Manet, Cezanne, Pedro Americo, Bramantino, Jean-Francois Millet, Henry Clive, William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Johannes Vermeer and Thomas Sydney Cooper. Also find a painting of Marie Antoinette.

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Learn to Play the Famous Artists Game

Find ten paintings in an art gallery. Swipe to view the gallery. Tap to select a painting.

Given the Artist's Name

Levels one through three ask players to find artwork given the name of the artist. While playing, find paintings based on the artists's name next to the word, Find. Swipe to view the three dimensional art gallery. Tap to select a painting created by the given artist.

Given the Title of a Painting

Levels four through six ask players to find artwork given the title of the artwork. While playing, find paintings with the title that displays next to the word, Find. Swipe to view the three dimensional art gallery. Tap to select a painting created with the given title.

Learn As You Play

After you select a painting, the correct artwork shows in the graphics area with the artist's name, artwork's title, media, dimensions and date.

Online Hall of Fame Scoreboard

Post your score online to save your score for this level and see the top ten scores. Enter your username and password in the form, then select the Post Score button or enter key.

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Scoring: Add Points

For each correct selection your score increases by the level number times ten points. For example, each correct selection on level one adds 10 more points. Find all ten paintings correctly for a score of 100 points. Each correct selection on level two adds 20 more points. Find all ten paintings correctly for a score of 200 points. Each correct selection on level six equals 60 more points. Find all ten paintings correctly for a score of 600 points.

Scoring: Lose Points

If you select the wrong painting then your score decreases by the level number times ten points. For example, each incorrect selection on level one subtracts ten points from your score. Each incorrect selection on level two subtracts twenty points from your score. Each incorrect selection on level six subtracts sixty points from your score.

Replay a Level

To play a level again, tap the Reset Level button. You can start again on question one. Your score begins at zero again.

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