Joseph Cornell and Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin both won their first two matches before falling in the Third Round. Arriving in the Left Bracket, both of them won their fourth match by the same vote, 7 to 5. Cornell beat Philippe de Champaigne, who leaves us with a record of 3-2 (31 vf - 33 va). Pieter Claesz fell to Chardin after also running up a record of 3-2 (35 vf - 31 va).
Joseph Cornell
1903 - 1972
American
- Gutted John Singleton Copley in Round 1.
- Crushed François Clouet in Round 2.
- Lost to Frederick Church in Round 3.
- Broke Philippe de Champaigne's winning streak in the Left Bracket Third Round. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
1434 - 1516
Venetian
1699 - 1779
French
- Crushed American William Merritt Chase in Round 1.
- Beat Italian Giorgio De Chirico in Round 2.
- Lost to somebody named Paul Cézanne in Round 3.
- Came from behind to beat Pieter Claesz by a two-vote swing in the Left Bracket Third Round. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
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17 comments:
Cornell
Cornell for me as well, though I like Chardin too.
Let's go Chardin.
Cornell.
Chardin. I love the way he captures the metallic nature of the cup in the still life.
Strangely enough, I find myself voting for Chardin, but still kind of rooting for Cornell. Chardin's pasteliciousness just grows on me more and more each round.
Cornell
Cornell and Chardin, the soap bubble twins! They do have something delicate and wistful in common. I vote Cornell.
Chardin, I think.
An emailed vote for Cornell.
Chardin
Chardin
Oh, Chardin. I like the state of mind that Joseph Cornell signifies, but I'm never sure that he quite fits in his own shoes.
Chardin.
Call me crazy, but I'm feeling a but contrary today. Cornell.
Chardin!
You know what I don't think I ever mentioned? That Chardin won this match a while back, nine to seven. That's a real knock-down drag-out by our standards!
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