Thursday, February 12, 2015
The Infinite Art Tournament, First Elimination Round #35/64
Faceoff #1: Cozens v. Longhi
John Robert Cozens
1752 - 1797
English
Tied with Tony Cragg in his initial Round 1 outing, in September 2012.
Lost decisively to Thomas Hart Benton in a second try at Round 1.
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Pietro Longhi
1702 - 1785
Venetian
Lost a close one to Richard Long in Round 1.
Faceoff #2: Lorenzetti v. Louis
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
1319 - 1348ish
Siennese
Lost to Lorenzo Monaco in Round 1 by a two-vote swing. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
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Morris Louis
1912 - 1962
American
Lost to Lorenzo Lotto in Round 1.
Vote for the two artists of your choice! Votes generally go in the comments, but have been known to arrive by email, by postcard, or in a sealed envelope.
Please note that you may vote only once in each face-off. Opining that both of the artists in one of the two face-offs is superior to the other is fine, but casting your votes for two artists in the same face-off is not permissible.
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14 comments:
1. Originally thinking Cozens, though I'm now going to vote for Longhi because of that freaky second picture. What the hell is going on there? Pig snacking, dude holding a rhino horn, two zombie minutemen next to George Washington, a guy smoking something and another pasty person with a curtain-rod-end for a hand counseling an 18th century jawa...... I think this all has to do with whatever smoking guy is smoking.....
2. Abstain. Both of them bore me too much to muster up a vote for either.
Definitely Longhi (Clara the Rhinoceros at Carnival!) and Lorenzetti for me. (What's boring about Allegory of Good Government?)
Longhi and Lorenzetti
Both of the ones in the first pairing!
Wait, I'm not allowed to do that? Fine. Cozens and Lorenzetti.
On the FB syndication, Linda says "Longhi and Lorenzetti."
I'll go Lorenzetti and... Cozens.
Cozens - I'm in the mood for far horizons.
And Lorenzetti.
Longhi and Lorenzetti
Emailed vote: #1 - Longhi -- all because I love that Rhino, and #2 - Lorenzetti.
Both of the bottom guys over both of the top guys. No? I can't? OK, then, Longhi and Louis. FINE. Morgan and Doc Schnell are so wrong about this one.
Cozens (sorry Clara) and Louis.
Cozens & Lorenzetti
Longhi and Lorenzetti
All right, we've got winners. Longhi defeats Cozens, 8-5, and Lorenzetti whups on Louis, 10-2. Thanks for your votes!
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