Richard Diebenkorn
1922 - 1994
American
Defeated André Derain by a single vote in Round 1. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Beat Paul Delvaux decisively in Round 2.
Georges Braque
1882 - 1963
French
Defeated Modernist sculptor Constantin Brancusi in Round 1 in a thrilling come-from-behind one-vote dust-up! YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Languished for the better part of a year after that victory was miscalculated as a tie, then made it past Germany's Otto Dix in Round 2.
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DIEBS!
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Pour moi, c'est Braque, bien sûr.
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ReplyDeleteDiebenkorn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteOh, KILLER. I want to vote for both of them, of course. But, you know, I'm going to go with Diebenkorn.
ReplyDeleteI rather like Braque
ReplyDeleteWell, Diebenkorn is cool, but I gotta stick with Mssr. Braque
ReplyDeleteInteresting matchup and I thought the choice would be harder. But Braque's just don't always seem to quite congeal for me into an image where Diebenkorn's pictures just barely ingeniously do. A strong vote for Portland's prodigal son, DIEBENKORN!!!
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ReplyDeleteDiebenkorn!
Braque - they have hidden pictures, and I always have liked those since my Highlights reading days!
ReplyDeleteI'd say "Braque, no contest," except that there's a contest and it looks like he's behind in it. But I'll definitely say "Braque."
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ReplyDeleteDiebenkorn, I guess, though I didn't think I was ever going to vote for him.
ReplyDeleteIt came down to that last vote, but it's Diebenkorn who came out on top in a fierce 8-7 contest. They don't get any closer than that! Unless, of course they are ties.
ReplyDeleteVotes closed in this pairing!