Botticelli - August 2015

IQs:

  1. Were you a friend of Pogo who sang odd lyrics?
  2. Were you the inspiration for the character Pepe Le Pew?
  3. Were you recently drummed out of Justice League Dark?

Julio Cesar Chavez

DQ: Associated with a product or service?

Not Churchy Lafemme or Charles Boyer.
DQ for 3

SUMMARY

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name starts with C
  4. Dead
  5. Died after 1900
  6. Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
  7. Died before 2000
  8. Not involved in politics
  9. An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
  10. Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
  11. Common first name
  12. Famous for selling a product or service

Foods named after people

IQ1: Are you a 19th century French writer and diplomat for whom a cut of steak is named?
IQ2: Are you a Neapolitan tenor for whom a type of sauce made from cream, ham, onions, nuts and mushrooms is named?
IQ3: Is a dish of thinly slice raw beef or fish named after you, due to the similarity of the color of the meat to the red hue you used in your paintings?

Correct. Correct. John Constantine.

1 DQ reserved.

Not Chateaubriand or Enrico Caruso.

DQ for #3

Vittore Carpaccio

DQ: Primarily associated with a product?

SUMMARY

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name starts with C
  4. Dead
  5. Died after 1900
  6. Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
  7. Died before 2000
  8. Not involved in politics
  9. An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
  10. Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
  11. Common first name
  12. Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
    I will let KnowedOut have another direct question, since his didn’t help him much. I don’t mean to be sly, it’s just not easy to put what I sold into words

more food people

IQ1: Are you a ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty for whom a fruit is named?
IQ2: Are you a sailor for whom a scrambled egg dish served with blood pudding and beef brains is named?
IQ3: Are you a US president for whom a type of peach pudding is named?

hmmmm…
DQ: Is the art form associated with this product or service a type of dance?

Not Cleopatra?

Take a DQ for 2

Not (hoo boy, several to choose from)… not Grover Cleveland?

(Watch, it’ll be Coolidge.)

SUMMARY

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name starts with C
  4. Dead
  5. Died after 1900
  6. Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
  7. Died before 2000
  8. Not involved in politics
  9. An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
  10. Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
  11. Common first name
  12. Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
  13. Dance fans are NOT the art lovers who know me best.

DQ: Died after 1960?

SUMMARY

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name starts with C
  4. Dead
  5. Died after 1900
  6. Not involved in the arts (though I’m best known to fans of one particular art form)
  7. Died before 2000
  8. Not involved in politics
  9. An American citizen, but born and raised elsewhere
  10. Had a popular image as a good guy (SEEMED like a good guy in real life, but who knows?)
  11. Common first name
  12. Famous for selling a product or service; but it’s very hard to categorize the product or service neatly
  13. Dance fans are NOT the art lovers who know me best.
  14. Died after 1960

Hint- in what specific art form(s) might you regularly see someone selling a product or service?

Clem Kadiddlehopper (playe by Red Skelton).
Crystal (Space Angel).
Cal Smith
Three DQs reserved.

Okay, it’s not Mr. Whipple or the Maytag Repair Man (I think)…

IQs:

  1. Are you the protagonist of The Book of the Dun Cow?
  2. Is the racecourse where the Kentucky Derby is held named for you? (need a first name here)
  3. Were you the It Girl?

Not Clara Bow.

Not… John Churchill? (Gotta say something!)

Take a DQ for 1

correct for Cleopatra (Mandarin & Apple)
Christopher Columbus (Scrambled eggs à la Columbus)
correct for Grover Cleveland (Peach pudding à la Cleveland)

despite the gratuitous hint, I’m still stuck… holding a DQ