The Brackets!

Tuesday, June 25, 2013

The Infinite Art Tournament, Round Two: Fabritius v. Feininger!

Carel Fabritius
1622 - 1654
Dutch

Skunked Henri Fantin-Latour in the Tournament's second-ever shutout in Round 1.





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Lyonel Feininger
1871 - 1956
American; worked internationally

Crushed Jean Fautrier in Round 1.





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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.

13 comments:

  1. I adore the finch, but I am enjoying Feininger's perspective this morning. Sorry, Fabritius - you got my vote last time, but not today.

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  2. The Fabritius is lovely, but I have a real thing for Feininger. Spent quite a few happy hours this winter with a big fat Feininger book from the library, after ogling little paintings at the LACMA.

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  3. Abstract overlapping polygons? Abstract overlapping polygons. Feininger.

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  4. I'll buck the trend and say Fabritius. Maybe I am cubismed out.

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  5. Not blown away by either, but I do like fabritius' second.

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  6. Vote by email: "Fabritius' finch trumped Fantin-Latour's flowers for me, but I'm sticking with my early enthousiasm for Feininger in this round."

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  7. Usually I am anti Cubism, just because for some reason it's boring to me, but today it just never stops raining, and I think Feininger's colors and angles are nice, so I will vote for him.

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  8. Tough call. I'm going to go with Feininger, I think.

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  9. If I were to vote for a cubist, it might be Feininger, but I'm not going to--or not yet, at least--so it's a vote for Fabritius.

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  10. Feininger squeaks by! And Fabritius is off to the left bracket. It was a 7-5 nailbiter -- your vote counted!

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