1638 - 1706
Dutch
Lost to AndÅ Hiroshige in Round 1.
Dismissed Nicholas Hilliard in First Round Elimination.
Francisco Goya
1746 - 1828
Spanish
Scored a decisive victory over Jan Van Goyen in Round 1.
Tied with El Greco in Round 2. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!
Tied again, with David in another Round 2 match. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!
Lost to Switzerland's Ferdinand Hodler in his third try at 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, but likely much longer.
12 comments:
Hobbema.
I really like Goya but I'll have to go Hobbema today.
Hobbema
Hobbema
Hobbema. I've heard of Goya but these paintings don't do much for me. Cute pointy shoes, though
An email for "Goya, but it's a hard choice."
I'm still hoping Goya survives long enough in the tournament to see The Third of May, or The Witches' Sabbath, or Charles IV and Family, or--what's that one?--Burial of the Sardine...
It's kind of awkward, because I hate to see an A-list name crash out early. But, Goya doesn't do much for me, and I've got to call 'em as I see 'em. Hobbema!
Goya, I guess.
Hobbema!
Hobbema
In a bit of an Art History shocker, it's Hobbema who comes out on top in this one, with a thin 8-6 voting margin. That makes Goya one of the biggest names to fall yet in the Infinite Art Tournament!
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