The Infinite Art Tournament, Round Two: Léger v. Monet!

Heavens, no sooner do we see our first results from the sixth page of the bracket sheet, then the whole thing is in chaos.  The Lawrence/Legar tiebreak match that topped the page was straightforward enough, actually, with Léger laying a fearsome beating on the British portraitist.  But then came Modigliani/Modersohn-Becker, a match which saw the two European contemporaries race to a draw in apathetic voter turnout that didn't even really muster a quorum.

Then came an abstract pair --- Moholy-Nagy and Mondrian -- and an abstract result: a six-six tie.  Your vote counts!

Finally, Claude Monet considerately gave Léger an opponent by crushing Henry Moore, who failed to garner a single vote.

For those who have never got around to memorizing the IAT rulebook, the upshot is that Modigliani, Modersohn-Becker, Moholy-Nagy, and Mondrian will reappear in the First Round a few months down the road.  Lawrence and Moore head to the Left Bracket.  And Léger and Monet face off starting right... now.

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Fernand Léger
1881 - 1955
French

Tied with Frederic Leighton in his First Round debut, also in July 2014.
Shellacked Sir Thomas Lawrence in his second shot at Round 1.

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Claude Monet
1840 - 1926
French

Skunked! Skunked Henry Moore in Round 1.

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