The Barbizon artist Charles-François Daubigny often worked out of a studio in one of these locations. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name these places. A blood-red sky forms the background of a 1840 painting titled for one of these things which was inspired by the Zong massacre.
ANSWER: boats [or un bateau; or ships; accept The Slave Ship] (Charles-François Daubigny’s boat studio was called Botin.)
[10h] The Barbizon school influenced an art colony in this town, one of whose members produced a painting showing several fishermen waiting on the shore for a boat to arrive, Will He Round the Point? Other members of this town’s art colony included Laurits Tuxen.
ANSWER: Skagen (Will He Round the Point? was painted by Michael Ancher.)
[10m] During his time at the Barbizon-influenced Old Lyme art colony, this artist made several paintings of the Old Lyme Congregational Church. People walk underneath American flags during a rainy day on Fifth Avenue in a painting by this artist.
ANSWER: Frederick Childe Hassam
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