Kalf falls off the ladder this week, having climbed vigorously from a three-way tie for 454th to a two-way tie for 417th! That sets up this week's match among two veterans, two artists who have held their own for a couple of weeks, and three new guys who beat them in the main tournament, but may or may not be able to beat them now!
Last Week's Results
1. Chase: 7
2. Daubigny: 6
2. Honthorst: 6
4. Marin: 4
5. Vorrocchio: 3
5. Kalf: 3
7. Rosselli:1
This Week's Contest
Kenneth Noland
1924 - 2010
American
Tournament Record: Placed 409th. Lost to Sir Sidney Nolan, tied Emil Nolde, and lost to Yves Tanguy. 11 votes for, 22 votes against (.333).
R B Kitaj
1932 - 2007
American; worked in Britain
Tournament Record: Tied for 410th. Lost to Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Pierre Bonnard. 8 votes for, 16 votes against (.333).
Nicholas Hilliard
c. 1547 - 1619
British
Tournament Record: Tied for 410th. Lost to Edward Hicks and Meindert Hobbema. 8 votes for, 16 votes against (.333).
John Marin
1870 - 1953
American
Tournament Record: Placed 416th. Lost to Franz Marc and Theo Van Doesburg. 8 votes for, 17 votes against (.320).
- Tied for Third in Week #35.
- Tied for Second in Week #36.
- Placed Fourth in Week #37.
Gerrit van Honthorst
1590 - 1656
Dutch
Tournament Record: Placed 423rd. Lost to Pieter De Hooch, beat Hans Holbein, then lost to Hokusai. 11 votes for, 24 votes against (.314).
- Placed First in Week #33.
- Tied for Third in Week #35.
- Tied for Fourth in Week #36.
- Tied for Second in Week #37.
Canaletto
1697 - 1768
Italian (Venetian); also worked in England
Tournament Record: Placed 448th. Beat Robert Campin, then lost to Caravaggio and Alexander Calder. 7 votes for, 17 votes against (.292).
- Placed First in Week #24.
- Placed First again in Week #26.
- Placed First again in Week #28.
- And again in Week #30.
- And again in Week #32.
- And again in Week #34.
- And again in Week #36.
Charles-François Daubigny
1817 - 1878
French
Tournament Record: Placed 505th. Lost to Salvador Dali and Aelbert Cuyp. 4 votes for, 26 votes against (.133).
- Finished First in Ladder Week #2.
- Finished First again in Week #4.
- ...and again in Week #6.
- ...and in Week #8.
- ...and in Week #10.
- ...and in Week #12.
- ...and in Week #14.
- ...and in Week #16.
- ...and in Week #18.
- ...and in Week #20.
- Tied for First, Week #22.
- Placed Third in Week #24.
- Tied for First, Week #25.
- Tied for First, Week #27.
- Tied for Second, Week #29.
- Placed Second, Week #30.
- Placed Second again, Week #31.
- And again, Week #32.
- Tied for Second, Week #33.
- Tied for Second again in Week #34.
- Tied for First, Week #35.
- Tied for Second, Week #37.
Cast up to four votes in the comments by Friday morning!
Noland, Kitaj, van Honthorst, Canaletto.
ReplyDeleteHilliard woo woo! And the usual suspects--Daubigny, Canaletto, van Honthorst.
ReplyDeleteI'll go Noland, Kitaj, Canaletto (but I'm ready to vote against him!), and Charles "Can He Be Stopped" Daubigny
ReplyDeleteWow, I dunno. Noland... and Marin?
ReplyDeleteOh, I saw Hilliard, and remembered him as "that miniaturist guy." He's pretty amazing. I'll vote for him, and Canaletto, and, hmmm, Kitaj and Marin.
ReplyDeleteKitaj, Daubigny, and Marin
ReplyDeleteKitaj, Daubigny, Honthorst, and Canaletto.
ReplyDeleteHilliard, Marin, Canlaetto, and Daubigny. And if I had a 5th vote, Noland.
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