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How many of Van Gogh's lifetime painting sales are documented by title?
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How does Tom Sawyer trick kids into whitewashing his aunt's fence?
Answer: He pretends it is fun work
Why: Mark Twain used this scene to illustrate that work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do.
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Which 15th-century masterpiece is the world's most stolen artwork?
Answer: Ghent Altarpiece
Why: The Just Judges panel vanished in 1934 and has never been found; a 1945 copy by Jef Van der Veken hangs in its place today.
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Where did Ray Bradbury type his novel Fahrenheit 451 on a rented machine?
Answer: A library basement
Why: Bradbury paid a dime per half hour for a typewriter in UCLA's Powell Library basement and put the first draft's cost at $9.80.
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Which species of animal leads the revolution in George Orwell's Animal Farm?
Answer: Pigs
Why: Orwell based the rival pig leaders Napoleon and Snowball directly on Soviet leaders Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky.
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Which Leonardo da Vinci painting set the auction price record?
Answer: Salvator Mundi
Why: Bidding for Salvator Mundi lasted 19 minutes; the final $450.3 million price included the buyer's premium.
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What imported blue pigment dominates Hokusai's The Great Wave?
Answer: Prussian blue
Why: Prussian blue was imported from Europe via China, giving the woodblock print rich tones that resisted fading.