Survived an early deficit and a voter defection in an amazing Round 1 comeback victory over Sir Jacob Epstein. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
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I'm not going to hold the fact that Eakins "crushed" my man Elsheimer in the first round against him. He probably couldn't help it. And I think he wins the battle of the boats here. (In fact, I really like the way these paintings match up: boat against boat, stage against stage, crowd against crowd. And I'd give all three rounds to Eakins.)
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Ensor, pleeeez
ReplyDeleteEakins again!
ReplyDeleteEnsor
ReplyDeleteEakins Eakins Eakins!
ReplyDeleteEakins, I think.
ReplyDeleteTough one! I'm going with Eakins.
ReplyDeleteHard to decide, but I'm tipping toward Eakins.
ReplyDeleteAn email vote for Eakins.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not going to hold the fact that Eakins "crushed" my man Elsheimer in the first round against him. He probably couldn't help it. And I think he wins the battle of the boats here. (In fact, I really like the way these paintings match up: boat against boat, stage against stage, crowd against crowd. And I'd give all three rounds to Eakins.)
ReplyDeleteI like Ensor a lot! But I like Eakins more, I think.
ReplyDeleteEakins! But Ensor is neat
ReplyDeleteIt's Eakins Eakins Eakins, as the American rolls to victory 9-3 in his second big win.
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