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Who went on the Bank of England's £20 note in 2020?
Answer: Turner
Why: Turner's 1799 self-portrait appears on the note in front of his painting The Fighting Temeraire.
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Whose 1878 photos proved Géricault's galloping horses wrong?
Answer: Eadweard Muybridge
Why: A galloping horse does leave the ground, but with its legs tucked under its body, not stretched out fore and aft.
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What shape did Philipp Otto Runge give his 1810 colour model?
Answer: A sphere
Why: Like a globe, Runge's sphere puts white and black at the poles, pure colours around the equator and grey at its heart.
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What did Goya lose for good after an illness around 1793?
Answer: His hearing
Why: His house near Madrid was nicknamed the Villa of the Deaf Man, yet the name came from another deaf man, not Goya.
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Whose Faust did Delacroix illustrate with lithographs in 1828?
Answer: Goethe
Why: Marlowe also wrote a Faust play, Doctor Faustus, but it was first printed in 1604, two centuries before Goethe's Part One.
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About how many sketches and watercolours did Turner leave to the nation?
Answer: About 30,000
Why: He also left nearly 300 oil paintings, so his sketches and watercolours outnumber the oils about a hundred to one.