The Infinite Art Tournament, Round 3: Hals v. Hassam
Frans Hals
1581 - 1666
Dutch
Outpaced American Philip Guston Round 1. Edged out the great Dane Wilhelm Hammershoi in Round 2 by a single vote. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Childe Hassam
1859 - 1935
American
Outlasted Hans Hartung in a close Round 1 contest. Moved easily past Barbara Hepworth 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.
I like Hals a lot. The facial expressions really make the art for me. I have a feeling that I would like Hassam a lot more than I do now if I saw the art in person, but for now I will have to cast my vote for Hals.
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ReplyDeleteI like Hals a lot. The facial expressions really make the art for me. I have a feeling that I would like Hassam a lot more than I do now if I saw the art in person, but for now I will have to cast my vote for Hals.
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ReplyDeleteVoting for Hals and genderfluid portraiture. Though I do like the messy room with the yellow irises.
ReplyDeleteI've kinda gotta thing for Hassam, but not quite enough of a thing. Hals.
ReplyDelete(and it's not just because the lute player looks like a happy Tyrion)
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ReplyDeleteI quite like Childe Hassam! But I gotta go with Hals.
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ReplyDeleteHals convinces me that other people are real.
ReplyDeleteHals, though Hassam is lovely in a different way.
ReplyDeleteAn emailed vote for Hals.
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