"Semifinals" designates the Fourth to Seventh Rounds of the Infinite Art Tournament. This is a Left Bracket Fourth Round Match between Winslow Homer (5-1, 56-22, .718) and Frida Kahlo (3-1, 33-23, .589). Leaving the Tournament after falling to Homer in a grudge match -- after beating him by a vote in their first meeting -- is Pieter De Hooch (3-2, 26-30, .464).
Winslow Homer
1836 - 1910
American
- Beat the great German expatriate Hans Holbein in an unusually high-octane Round 1 match.
- Lost to Dutch master Pieter De Hooch by a single vote in Round 2. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
- Crushed André Beauneveu in the Left Bracket Second Round.
- Decisively beat Katsushika Hokusai in Left Bracket Second Round Elimination.
- Crushed Ferdinand Hodler in the Left Bracket Third Round by another two-vote swing.
- Beat Pieter De Hooch with a dramatic grudge match reversal in Left Bracket Third Round Elimination.
Frida Kahlo
1907 - 1954
Mexican
- Crushed Donald Judd in Round 1.
- Snuck by Dutch master Jacob Jordaens in Round 2.
- Edged by sentimentalist Adolphe William Bouguereau in Round 3 by a single vote. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
- Lost to Edward Hopper in Round 4.
Tough one. Kahlo.
ReplyDeleteHomer, in a fairly easy decision.
ReplyDeleteI like Frida but have to go with Homer.
ReplyDeleteKahlo
ReplyDeleteThis is some star power! We must be getting down to the Elite Eight. I'm a big fan of Winslow Homer. I have to give him the nod in this one.
ReplyDeleteHomer, in a not very easy decision. But I guess I'm more of a classicist.
ReplyDeleteHomer, Kahlo still does nothing for me.
ReplyDeleteKhalo. I do like Homer but my allegiances both to female and Mexican artists might win out here even if I didn't like Khalo's art significantly more.
ReplyDeleteHomer
ReplyDeleteWinslow slams another Homer!
ReplyDeleteHomer!
ReplyDeleteSusan votes for Homer.
ReplyDeleteHomer.
ReplyDeleteHomer wins this match, ten votes to three. He'll continue on to another tough match -- Homer has probably had one of the toughest schedules of anyone in the Tournament -- and Kahlo bows out after a enviable 3-2 run.
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