André Beauneveu
active 1361, died c.1402
French
Tied with Domenico Beccafumi in his initial Round 1 outing, in January 2012.
Lost to Remedios Varo in a second shot at Round 1.
Beat British satirist William Hogarth in First Round Elimination by a single vote. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Winslow Homer
1836 - 1910
American
Beat the great German expatriate Hans Holbein in an unusually high-octane Round 1 match.
Lost to Dutch master Pieter De Hooch by a single vote in Round 2. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
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, but likely much longer.
I like that Homer dude.
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ReplyDeleteD'oh! Homer!
ReplyDeleteI'll go with Winslow Homer this time.
ReplyDeleteHomer is pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteHe can paint, sculpt, and illuminate, and his stuff is distinctive. Beauneveu for me. Homer can't compete with that.
ReplyDeleteI really like both but I will swing Homer.
ReplyDeleteAw man, this one is tough.
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ReplyDeleteHere's an emailed vote for Homer.
ReplyDelete...and I guess I'll go ahead and say Homer as well.
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ReplyDeleteAnd Homer it is, 11 votes to 3. The man who beat Hans Holbein will now try his luck against the man who beat the other man who beat Hans Holbein. This whole bracket is built on the ruins of Hans Holbein.
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