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Rembrandt has drawn the most difficult bracket slot in the history of the tournament thus far, I think. This time I'll swing Rivera. Really dig the second and third of his.
My loyalty is to Rivera. (Speaking of Mexican muralists, did you know that there is a huge Orozco fresco in the library of Dartmouth College, of all places? http://www.dartmouth.edu/digitalorozco/
Rembrandt pulls out the stops, hits the youth market, and prevails by two after taking the last three votes. A crestfallen Rivera sticks around -- he'll go up against the winner of Rodin/Romney sometime soon.
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Rembrandt has drawn the most difficult bracket slot in the history of the tournament thus far, I think. This time I'll swing Rivera. Really dig the second and third of his.
ReplyDeleteRivera. Sacrilege I know, but I've actually seen a lot of Rivera's murals, and they are amazing.
ReplyDeleteRembrandt!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll go Rivera.
ReplyDeleteRembrandt
ReplyDeleteAnd I was the anonymous vote (what a rookie mistake).
ReplyDeleteSusan votes-by-mail for Rembrandt.
ReplyDeleteOh sure, Rembrandt.
ReplyDeleteMy loyalty is to Rivera. (Speaking of Mexican muralists, did you know that there is a huge Orozco fresco in the library of Dartmouth College, of all places? http://www.dartmouth.edu/digitalorozco/
ReplyDeleteRivera
ReplyDeleteNora: Rembrandt
ReplyDeleteElliott: Rembrandt
Rembrandt.
ReplyDeleteRembrandt pulls out the stops, hits the youth market, and prevails by two after taking the last three votes. A crestfallen Rivera sticks around -- he'll go up against the winner of Rodin/Romney sometime soon.
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