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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

The Infinite Art Tournament, Round Two: Donatello v. Van Dongen!

Donatello
c.1386 - 1466
Florentine

Slaughtered Domenichino in Round 1 in the Tournament's first ever unanimous decision. 




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Kees Van Dongen
1877 - 1968
Dutch; worked in France.

Crushed Dosso Dossi in Round 1. 




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13 comments:

  1. Elizabeth12:38 AM, April 02, 2013

    Donatello. I like the range of works you have representing his skill.

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  2. Christine M.5:59 AM, April 02, 2013

    Donatello

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  3. DrSchnell9:06 AM, April 02, 2013

    Donatello. But really, for that second dude, he probably wants to consider some armor or something before riding into battle.

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  4. mrs.50009:20 AM, April 02, 2013

    Donatello!

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  5. Morgan9:26 AM, April 02, 2013

    A close one! But I think I prefer Van Dongen

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  6. lamanyana10:33 AM, April 02, 2013

    Van Dongen

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  7. Chuckdaddy9:50 PM, April 02, 2013

    Van Dongen

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  8. Candida7:55 PM, April 03, 2013

    You know why Donatello slaughtered Domenichino in the first round? Because Donatello is really good, that's why.

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  9. pfly9:08 AM, April 05, 2013

    Donatello

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  10. Michael50006:42 PM, April 13, 2013

    A vote-by-email for Van Dongen.

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  11. Michael500010:42 PM, June 28, 2013

    Donatello, I gotta say.

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  12. Alison10:06 PM, July 01, 2013

    Donatello

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  13. Michael50005:29 PM, July 06, 2013

    It's Donatello over the colorful Mr. Von Dongen, 8-4. Voting is closed in this match.

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