Death, Desire, and Modernity II - Statistics

General Stats

Answer Stats

Picture	Answer	% Correct
	Helen Frankenthaler, 1952, Mountains and Sea	57%
	Louise Bourgeois, 1967, Unconscious Landscape	43%
	Man Ray, 1935	43%
	Andy Warhol, 1963, Double Elvis	29%
	Diego Rivera, 1940, Pan American Unity	29%
	Mark Rothko, 1968	29%
	Martha Rosler, 1967-72, House Beautiful	29%
	Romare Bearden, 1967, Summertime	29%
	Claude Cahun, 1928, What do you want from me?	14%
	Collage of Indignation, 1967	14%
	Edward Hopper, 1930, Early Sunday Morning	14%
	Faith Ringgold, 1965, Self-portrait	14%
	Frida Kahlo, 1939, The Two Fridas	14%
	Grant Wood, 1930, American Gothic	14%
	Guy Debord, 1967, Society of the Spectacle	14%
	Joseph Kosuth, 1965, One and Three Chairs	14%
	Meret Oppenheim, 1936, Fur Lined Cup	14%
	Roy Liechtenstein, 1967, Brushstrokes	14%
	Adrian Piper, 1986, My Calling Card	0%
	André Breton, 1937, Poem Object	0%
	Ed Ruscha, 1962, Oof	0%
	Jackson Pollock, 1950, Autumn Rhythm	0%
	Joan Mitchell, 1956, Hemlock	0%
	John McHale, 1956, Machine-Made America I	0%
	May Stephens, 1970, Big Daddy Paper Doll	0%
	Mierle Ukeles, 1973, Hartford Wash	0%
	Richard Diebenkorn, 1969, Ocean Park #24	0%
	Richard Hamilton, 1956, Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?	0%
	Richard Hamilton, 1958, $he	0%
	Salvador Dali, 1931, The Persistence of Memory	0%
	Suzanne Lacy & Leslie Labowitz, 1977, In Mourning and Rage	0%
	Yolanda Lopez, 1978, Portrait of the Artist as the Virgin of Guadeloupe	0%