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Thursday, March 19, 2015

The Infinite Art Tournament, Left Bracket Third Round: Hammershoi v. Guardi!




Wilhelm Hammershoi
1864 - 1916
Danish





Francesco Guardi
1712 - 1780
Venetian
  • Defeated Italian Renaissance man Guercino in Round 1.
  • Snuck past George Grosz in Round 2.
  • Lost to Atkinson Grimshaw in Round 3.




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13 comments:

  1. Elizabeth12:37 AM, March 19, 2015

    Hammershoi. So soothing.

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  2. Christine M.2:59 AM, March 19, 2015

    Hammershoi

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  3. DrSchnell7:13 AM, March 19, 2015

    Hammershoi, but both are good.

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  4. boonec197410:14 AM, March 19, 2015

    Hammershoi

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  5. Morgan11:02 AM, March 19, 2015

    Guardi, but it was a tough choice.

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  6. Dr. Kenneth Noisewater8:02 PM, March 19, 2015

    This one was close, but I'm giving the nod to the first artist. I especially like "Maid Checks Her Text Messages."

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  7. Maddy9:47 PM, March 19, 2015

    Hammershoi.

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  8. Michael500010:31 PM, March 20, 2015

    Two Hammershoi votes from the FB feed -- Linda and Mariah.

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  9. mrs.50001:43 PM, March 21, 2015

    I'll join the Hammershoi crowd, undoubtedly dispersing silently into misty solitude...

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  10. pfly9:29 PM, March 31, 2015

    Hammershoi

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  11. Michael50002:28 PM, April 01, 2015

    Susan emails in a Hammershoi vote.

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  12. lamanyana7:10 AM, April 07, 2015

    Hammershoi

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  13. Michael50003:38 PM, April 10, 2015

    I do like "Maid Checks Her Text Messages," but Hammershoi seems a bit single-register. I'll go for Guardi and warmth.

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