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Tuesday, April 8, 2014

The Infinite Art Tournament, Round 3: Grimshaw v. Guardi!

Atkinson Grimshaw
1836 - 1893
English

Decisively beat 18th century French painter Jean-Baptiste Greuze in Round 1.
Advanced against Cubist Juan Gris in Round 2.







Francesco Guardi
1712 - 1780
Venetian

Defeated Italian Renaissance man Guercino in Round 1.
Snuck past George Grosz 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.
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12 comments:

  1. Christine M.3:40 AM, April 08, 2014

    Guardi

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  2. Chuckdaddy6:21 AM, April 08, 2014

    Grimshaw

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  3. lamanyana7:33 AM, April 08, 2014

    Grimshaw

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  4. Ben12:18 PM, April 08, 2014

    Grimshaw

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  5. pfly5:16 PM, April 08, 2014

    Grimshaw, moody moody

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  6. Elizabeth9:58 PM, April 08, 2014

    Grimshaw. I liked the light before, and now you've added a very nice lady.

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  7. Morgan4:27 PM, April 09, 2014

    Oh hey! Grimshaw! I like that guy!

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  8. Michael50004:50 PM, April 18, 2014

    I liked Grimshaw pretty well until I saw his people. In any event, I'm for GUARDI and his Venetian landscapitude.

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  9. mrs.500012:25 PM, April 25, 2014

    Oh, definitely Guardi! And I just saw some at the Portland Art Museum, so know how very yummy they are in person.

    Grimshaw seems like one part a lesser Alma-Tadema plus three parts a greater Van Gaard.

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  10. Candida9:12 AM, May 30, 2014

    Grimshaw!

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  11. Michael500011:38 AM, June 27, 2014

    Here's an emailed vote for Grimshaw.

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  12. Michael500010:55 AM, July 27, 2014

    And Atkinson Grimshaw outperforms his reputation, taking down the Venetian master 8 to 3. He's heading for the semi-finals!

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