Peter Lanyon
1918 - 1964
British
Pounded by Georges de La Tour in Round 1.
Managed a win over French painter Nicolas Lancret in First Round Elimination in lukewarm voting.
Andres Amador
b. 1971
American
Tied for Second place in Phase 1, Flight 7, of the Play-In Tournament with a voting score of .688.
Placed Second in Phase 2, Flight 6 of the Play-In Tournament with a voting score of .455.
Beat established American painter Thomas Cole in Round 1.
Lost to Czech abstract painter Frantisek Kupka in 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.
Amador
ReplyDeleteAmador for me as well.
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ReplyDeleteLanyon for the relative permanence.
ReplyDeleteI'm really not feeling either of these artists, but I will vote Lanyon.
ReplyDeleteWe've got twin FB votes for Amador, from Linda and Mariah.
ReplyDeletePeter Lanyon! Color, energy, form, and some of that old St. Ives magic. Better than a walk on a beach.
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ReplyDeleteAmador all the way.
ReplyDeleteLanyon's paintings all seem sideways (tilted 90 degrees one way or the other) to me. I'm voting for Amador.
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ReplyDeleteby email, Susan votes for Amador.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'll go with Lanyon for color, energy, form, and relative permanence.
ReplyDeleteThe sand guy
ReplyDeleteThe sand guy takes it, 11 votes to 5, and will move on to an exciting rematch against Tom Cole. Be there or be square.
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