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Saturday, July 11, 2015

The Infinite Art Tournament, Round One: Motherwell v. Master of Moulins!

Robert Motherwell
1915 - 1991
American



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Master of Moulins
late fifteenth century
French



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Vote for the artist of your choice! Votes go in the comments. Commentary and links to additional work are welcome. Polls open for at least one month past posting.
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12 comments:

  1. Christine M.7:36 AM, July 11, 2015

    Motherwell

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  2. Michael500010:14 AM, July 11, 2015

    Linda says Motherwell on Facebook.

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  3. boonec197412:56 PM, July 11, 2015

    I looked at the first Motherwell and rolled my eyes. I looked at the second and got intrigued. And that he was married to Frankenthaler just seems too perfect. But I will vote for the master.

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  4. pfly7:01 PM, July 11, 2015

    I've got a thing for Motherwell.

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  5. Morgan1:17 PM, July 12, 2015

    THE MASTER

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  6. Elliott10:39 PM, July 19, 2015

    Master of Moulins

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  7. Michael500010:03 PM, July 23, 2015

    Master.... Maaaaaster.....

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  8. Michael500010:22 PM, July 23, 2015

    Susan writes: "Master of Moulins, tepidly."

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  9. Candida7:24 AM, August 11, 2015

    Master of Moulins. It's such a relief to see some of these just kind-of-okay artist matchups so that it's an easier vote for somebody I like better down the line....

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  10. lamanyana7:58 AM, August 14, 2015

    Motherwell

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  11. Michael50009:24 PM, October 08, 2015

    Mrs.5000 votes for the Master of Moulins.

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  12. Michael50009:51 AM, October 10, 2015

    Which confirms the old guy over the new guy, seven votes to four. Both artists will continue on to very different opponents, which is really what this Tournament is all about, right? Right.

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