The Infinite Art Tournament, Round 3: Poussin v. Prud'hon!
Nicolas Poussin
1594 - 1665
French; worked in Italy
Defeated American sculptor Hiram Powers in Round 1. Beat Ljubov Popova in Round 2 by a single vote. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Pierre-Paul Prud'hon
1758 - 1823
French
Drubbed Francesco Primaticcio in Round 1. Beat Sir Henry Raeburn 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.
I agree with boonec that Fourth Round is going to be above somebody's station, and with Mrs. that the bottom Prud'hon is the best of the batch. But I guess I'll swing Poussin.
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Not really a fan of either one. Prud'hon.
ReplyDeletePrud'hon, I guess
ReplyDeletePrud'hon by far, and I enjoy both.
ReplyDeletePrud-hon
ReplyDeleteYeah, I prefer Prud'hon, with the bottom portrait being in my eyes the best of the lot.
ReplyDeletePoussin here.
ReplyDeleteSusan says: "Poussin."
ReplyDelete4th round seems a little rich for their blood, but I'll go Prud'hon.
ReplyDeleteI agree with boonec that Fourth Round is going to be above somebody's station, and with Mrs. that the bottom Prud'hon is the best of the batch. But I guess I'll swing Poussin.
ReplyDeletePoussin.
ReplyDeletePoussin stages an impressive comeback, but it comes up short; Prud'hon takes it six votes to four.
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