The Quiz (Part One)

Note: These are the six questions that made up the first part of my Website 10th Anniversary Contest (in April 2007). That part of the contest is now finished, but I am leaving the quiz here in place so that anybody can work their way through it ... for fun!

There are six questions, one related to each of the major print projects I have created in recent years. All the information needed to answer the six questions can be found on the sections of my website under the domain [woodblock.com], and with a little bit of help from Google, you should be able to extract it without too much trouble! (The questions are not 'tricky', and it should not take very long to find the answers; the idea behind all this is just to get people familiar with a bit of my work ...)

Question #1 : Hanga Treasure Chest (2005)

Which one of my 'treasures' was originally designed in the eleventh year of the Showa era?

Peony Pattern

Magpie and Bee

Bonsai

Sumo Wrestlers

Question #2 : Beauties of Four Seasons (2004)

Which one of my Beauties prints is carved on the wood known in Japanese as 'tsuge'?

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Winter

Question #3 : Surimono Albums (1999~2003)

Which of my surimono prints was designed by a Japanese living in London?

Milton

Fuji from Tago Bay

Stork in Rain

Winter Scene

Question #4 : Scroll Project (2006)

In what city is the workshop that does the mounting work of my large scroll print after I have completed the printing?

Tokyo Beijing Ome Suzhou

Question #5 : Hyakunin Isshu Poetry series (1989~1998)

Which of the following pairs of poets from the Hyakunin Isshu is not a family pairing:

Tenji Tenno + Jito Tenno		Izumi Shikibu + Lady Koshikibu
Fujiwara no Asatada + Fujiwara no Atsutada		Shun-e Hoshi + Minamoto Toshiyori

Question #6 : Hanga Small Print Collection (2006)

One of the prints in my Small Print Collection uses no colour. Which one?

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5

#6 #7 #8 #9 #10

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