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Answer: Thirty-two
Why: At the Ferus Gallery in 1962 the canvases sat on shelf-like ledges, and dealer Irving Blum bought the whole set for 1,000 dollars.
Answer: Decay and death
Why: Dali traced the motif to a childhood bat he found crawling with ants; they also swarm a hand in the 1929 film Un Chien Andalou.
Answer: It was stolen
Why: Vincenzo Peruggia, who had worked at the Louvre, carried it out under his smock, and for two years crowds came to stare at the empty wall.
Answer: They faded from over-cleaning
Why: Vasari described her eyebrows as lifelike, and multispectral scans presented in 2007 found the trace of one painted brow hair.
Answer: Nobody knows
Why: It is a tronie, a study of a character type rather than a portrait, and that outsized pearl was probably imitation glass.
Answer: He killed someone
Why: A papal sentence made him an outlaw anywhere the Pope ruled, so he painted on the run in Naples, Malta and Sicily until his death in 1610.