died 1526
Venetian
Beat modernist sculptor Sir Anthony Caro in a dust-up that went down to the last vote in Round 1. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Beat Italian futurist Carlo Carrà in another dust-up that went down to the last vote in Round 2. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Mary Cassatt
1844 - 1926
American; worked in France
Defeated Andrea del Castagno in Round 1.
Gave early 16th century Venetian Vincenzo Catena a thorough drubbing in Round 2.
Vote for the artist of your choice in the comments, or any other way that works for you. Commentary and links to additional work are welcome. Polls open for at least one month past posting.
15 comments:
Though initially leaning towards Carpaccio, I'm voting for Cassatt. Her paintings have that certain je ne sais quoi that pleases me this morning.
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Carpaccio, though I'm sorry to have to vote against "Girl in White Rolling a Cigarette".
Cassatt. Something about Carpaccio's colors turns me off, and Cassatt is very nice.
Hmmmm. I'm going with Casatt.
Mary Mary.
The new Carpaccio is the first one I've liked, although I've fretted that he might be being held back by poor image quality. Held back for ME, anyway -- clearly, he's been doing well in the tournament as a whole.
But anyway, even with the bump from the new painting, he's still not going to take away my Cassatt vote. There's just something about Mary.
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Sue
Here's a vote-by-Christmas-card for Cassatt.
I do rather like the Carpaccio, but I think it will have to be Cassatt
I thought I'd voted on this before, but it looks like I missed it. Cassatt!
Cassatt! So purty
Cassatt for me too - that third painting is just beautiful...
Holy cow, it's a DRUBBING as Cassatt rips into Carpaccio to the tune of 13-1. She'll advance to Round Four, where... she'll wait for a long time until there's another Third Round tie that will allow the Caillebotte/Caravaggio tangle to be resolved. Until then, voting in this match is closed.
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