The Infinite Art Tournament, Left Bracket Third Round: Klimt v. Kapoor!

Out of sixteen artists that set off 3/4 of the way down the fourth page of the IAT brackets, six are still in the fray.  On the right-hand side, Kandinsky and Klee were contemporaries, colleagues, and sometime housemates, simultaneously inventing new genres of non-representative painting.  "It's like comparing apples and apples!" you might complain.  On the left side, meanwhile, we've got a photographer, a graffiti artist, and -- in today's pairing -- a modernist painter and a contemporary sculptor.  "It's like comparing apples and oranges!" you might complain.  Well, stop complainin', and start votin'!

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Gustav Klimt
1862 - 1918
Austrian

• Beat Franz Kline black and blue, mostly black, in Round 1.
• Lost badly to Paul Klee in Round 2.
• Crushed Pierre Bonnard in the Left Bracket Second Round.
• Beat Franz Kline black and blue, again, in a Left Bracket Second Round Elimination Grudge Match.

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Anish Kapoor
b. 1954
Indian

• Clobbered Angelica Kauffmann in Round 1.
• Held off living German painter Anselm Kiefer in Round 2.
• Lost badly to Wassily Kandinsky in Round 3.

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