Eduardo Paolozzi was a renowned British painter and sculptor. His parents were from Italy, but the future famous master was born…

Eduardo Paolozzi was an innovative artist constantly experimenting with different forms and techniques. His original collages became the basis for the emergence of…

The artist’s father and grandfather died tragically during the Second World War. How did this happen?

What hobby did Eduardo Paolozzi have in childhood that later often became the basis for so many of his works?

Which two of the listed art movements had the greatest influence on the formation of Eduardo Paolozzi’s own style?

What was the name of the collage by Eduardo Paolozzi, in which the word “Pop” was first used and, according to one of the versions, gave the name “Pop Art” to the movement?

After graduating from the Slade London School of Fine Arts, Eduardo Paolozzi spent two years…

What characteristic feature is always present in the sculptural compositions of Eduardo Paolozzi?

What work of a great master of the Renaissance did Eduardo Paolozzi repeatedly use in his works as a symbol of history and classical art?

During the war, the artist was imprisoned for three months, as his parents were supporters of Nazism. Later on, he was drafted into the army but was soon dismissed because he…

In his collages, the artist used clippings from American newspapers and magazines. What did Eduardo Paolozzi want to show with these works?

What is the name of one of the most famous sculptures by Eduardo Paolozzi installed in the square in front of the New British Library in London?

The first solo exhibition of the artist was held in London in 1947. Which statement is credible in this regard?

In 1979, Eduardo Paolozzi received a government order and decorated the Tottenham Court Road London Underground station with mosaics. Why was this work again in the spotlight in 2015?

What technique did Eduardo Paolozzi begin to use for his collage paintings after he saw some works of American pop art artists?

Which British artist was a friend of Eduardo Paolozzi, with whom he shared a studio in London for some time?

Paolozzi first demonstrated his famous Parisian collages only in 1952 during…

Together with his friend, photographer Nigel Henderson, Eduardo Paolozzi organized a small company that was engaged in…

The sculpture called “Cyclops”, created by Edurdo Paolozzi in 1957, looks like…

What is the name of the work by Eduardo Paolozzi, in which, in addition to abstract figures and elements of mechanisms, there are two separate human hands and two legs?

Which of the following artists was directly influenced by the work and innovative ideas of Eduardo Paolozzi?