A two-minute test

Moroni or Masaccio?

ArtStudy players mixed these two up 7 times in the last 90 days. One clue is usually all it takes.

Moroni paints Bergamo life-size and unflattered — a tailor pausing with his shears, grey-green grounds, sober black dress, and an honest, level gaze.

Masaccio brought rigorous one-point perspective and massive, sculptural figures lit by a single consistent light.

Can you tell them apart?

One clue to notice, the two side by side, then three paintings you haven’t seen. No sign-up.