The Infinite Art Tournament, Round 1: Bordone v. Bosch
Paris Bordone
1500 - 1571
Italian
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Hieronymus Bosch
c.1450 - 1516
Dutch
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Vote for the artist of your choice! Votes go in the comments. Commentary and links to additional work are welcome. Polls open for at least one month past posting.
Bosch was one of the first Favorite Artists I ever had. A gateway artist. He's pretty awesome and amazing. Bordone seems capable but uninteresting. I like the impeccable geometries of the first one, but it's so mathematically correct that it becomes a bit stiff.
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Bosch
ReplyDeleteI prefer Bordone's technique better, but his paintings are rather dull. On the other hand, Bosch's are exciting! I vote Bosch.
ReplyDeleteBosch, of course!
ReplyDeleteBordone is more realistic, but Bosch is very original. My vote is Bosch!
ReplyDeleteOh, well, Bosch, of course!
ReplyDeleteMy vote goes to Bosch. It will take someone more interesting than Bordone to knock Bosch out of this competition.
ReplyDeleteBordone.
ReplyDeleteNever afraid to stand out in a crowd, I'm going to vote for Bosch.
ReplyDeleteBOSCH!
ReplyDeleteBosch!
ReplyDeleteBosch seems a bit too cartoony. I'm going for Bordone by default (and I do like his first one)
ReplyDeleteBosch was one of the first Favorite Artists I ever had. A gateway artist. He's pretty awesome and amazing. Bordone seems capable but uninteresting. I like the impeccable geometries of the first one, but it's so mathematically correct that it becomes a bit stiff.
ReplyDeleteBosch all the way!
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ReplyDeleteLove that first one by Bordone, but the majority of his work isn't as inspiring. And Bosch is just too crazy and weird and awesome. Bosch wins it.
ReplyDeleteVoting is closed in this pairing. Bosch, 13-2.
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