On Tuesday, June 19, 2012 12:42:14 PM UTC-4, Musea wrote:
> The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:
> Picasso was our most prolific painter by far. But who was our second most
> prolific painter? Clue, we are still in France.
> IS
> Pierre-Auguste Renoir with about 6,000 paintings! Surprised? I was too.
> [Personal note, I may be in the top 10 with over 5,600 works from 40 years of work.
>
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> I had no correct eligible answers. Seems like everyone's first impressions were wrong on this one. I don't dumb down/so please wise up.
> Now on to a new Q.: Win a copy of my NEW cd CALLED ‘30′! – (first anti-band CD) or my NEWER cd CALLED ‘NEXT”(‘06) or my NEWEST cd CALLED ‘THIRDS” (May ‘07) or my MORE NEWEST cd Called “FOUR-TH” (‘08) or my MOST NEWEST cd CALLED ‘5-TH (Nov.'09) or my MORE NEWEST NEWEST cd CALLED '6-TH’(Feb '12)( one of the 6 CD set). Hunkasaurus.com (has them all plus videos and more) if you are the first to E-MAIL ME AT THIS ADDRESS: tom-hendricks @ att.net(remove blanks of course) with the correct answer to this art question.
> DEDICATION: These contests are dedicated to my sister, Peggy, who answered more of the questions correctly than anyone else.
> FINE PRINT: The CD prize is only available to those with mailing addresses in the US. Foreign winners will have to settle for the miniscule fame alone, and the satisfaction of a job well done. But don’t forget you can listen to all the music on the website, whether you won or lost – and I’d be glad if you did!
> THIS WEEK'S QUESTION;
> We are still talking about painters. This one is talking to us with this quote: Name the quoter. Good luck!
> "Since a three-dimensional object casts a two-dimensional shadow, we should be able to imagine the unknown four-dimensional object whose shadow we are. I for my part am fascinated by the search for a one-dimensional object that casts no shadow at all.”
> Readers, IF you like these puzzles and would like to resend them to friends, post them on any newsgroup, or any website, please do so. The more the merrier! For tons of past quizzes go to, the musea website at musea.us or the Musea blog at musea.wordpress.com And don’t forget the music/videos at hunkasaurus.com http://www.Myspace.com/Musead(New Friends welcome) http://www.youtube.com/TomHendricksMusea (all my videos)
> Tom Hendricks (editor of the 17 year old zine Musea) http://www.Musea.us ZINE, Named one of the best ZINES by UTNE magazine. Featured on ROCKETBOOM) http://www.Hunkasaurus.com MUSIC, 5 full CD’s of free Post-Bands Music) http://www.Musea.wordpress.com BLOG for Musea, Art Contests, Weekly E-mail Messages)
