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Utagawa Hiroshige Quiz
Hiroshige's Ukiyo-e Delight: A Journey Through a Master's Woodblock Prints
Updated: Aug 03, 2023
Step into the mesmerizing world of Hiroshige's ukiyo-e prints. This quiz will transport you to Feudal Japan, testing your knowledge on the masterpieces of this legendary artist. Are you ready to be captivated?
Are you a true Utagawa Hiroshige expert? Find out with this difficult quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of topics, it's not for the casual fan. Only the most dedicated Utagawa Hiroshige enthusiasts will be able to answer them all correctly. Find out where you stand.
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Ando Tokutaro
Yamamoto Toshiro
Nagasaki Takayoshi
Tanaka Tomotaro
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Shohei
Nihonga
Sumi-e
Ukiyo-e
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Thirty-six Lakes Of Nikko
Fifty-three Stations Of The Tokaido
One Hundred Famous Views Of Osaka
Fifty-three Churches Of Kyoto
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Hiroshi
Yoshitoshi
Hokusai
Utamaro
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Always Signed His Work
Used Black Ink Only
Painted On Canvas
Subtle Use Of Color
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Beginning Of The Edo Period
Beginning Of The Meiji Restoration
Beginning Of The Rapid Decline In The Ukiyo-e Genre
End Of The Heian Period
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Taisho Democracy
Edo Era
Meiji Restoration
Heian Period
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Degas And Renoir
Picasso And Matisse
Gauguin And Cézanne
Manet And Monet
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Auguste Renoir
Vincent Van Gogh
Claude Monet
Pablo Picasso
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Japonism
Surrealism
Impressionism
Cubism
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Thirty Views Of Mt. Fuji
The Sixty-nine Stations Of The Kiso Kaido
Twenty-four Examples Of Manners And Customs
One Hundred Famous Views Of Edo
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1797
1800
1777
1789
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1858
1847
1869
1875
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Nature Sceneries
Religious Ceremonies
Beautiful Women And Urban Pleasure Districts
Historical Events
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Dark And Monotone
Vibrant And Dramatic
Bold And Vivid
Subtle And Multi-layered
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Hiroshige's Approach Was More Poetic And Ambient
Hiroshige Focused More On Urban Scenes
Hiroshige Used Only Black And White
Hiroshige Used Bolder Colors
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"Cherry Blossom Viewing At Asuka Hill" And "The Sagami River"
"Kanda Myojin Shrine" And "Scattered Pines, Tonegawa"
"View From Massaki Of Suijin Shrine, Sumida River" And "Night View Of Matsuchiyama"
"The Plum Estate, Kameido" And "Sudden Shower Over Shin-Ohashi Bridge And Atake"
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One Hundred Famous Views Of Edo
Thirty Views Of Yokohama
Thirty-six Views Of Mt. Fuji
The Fifty-three Stations Of The Tokaido
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Yamato-e Painting
Sumi-e Painting
Ukiyo-e Painting
Nihonga Painting
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Sabie
Bokashi
Torinoko
Sukiage
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October 12, 1858
October 15, 1858
December 12, 1858
August 24, 1858
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Hokusai
Tani Bunchō
Odano Naotake
Toyokuni
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Muromachi Period
Heian Period
Edo Period
Kamakura Period
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16th Century
20th Century
17th Century
19th Century
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Sinking World
Dreaming World
Floating World
Emerging World
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Each Print Required A Special Ink
All Prints Were Life Size
He Handcrafted Each Print
Printed With Multiple Impressions In The Same Area And With Extensive Use Of Bokashi
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Silk-screen
Linocut
Intaglio
Woodblock Print
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Pictures Of The Floating World
Depictions Of The Modern City
Landscapes Of The Edo Period
Images Of The Beautiful Women
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His Love For Nature
Government Restrictions
Lack Of Models
Hokusai's Work
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Heian Period
Kamakura Period
Edo Period
Muromachi Period
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Mar 3, 1814
Mar 28, 1894
May 10, 1849
Oct 12, 1858
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