Last Week's Results
1. Chase: 9
2. Holbein: 7
3. Perugino: 6
4. Canaletto: 5
5. Palma Vecchio: 3
6. Beccafumi: 2
7. Rosenquist: -1
This Week's Contest
André Beauneveu
active 1361, died c.1402
French
Tournament Record: Placed 382nd. Tied with Domenico Beccafumi, lost to Remedios Varo, beat William Hogarth, and lost to Homer. 18 votes for, 31 against (.367).
Julian Schnabel
Born 1951
American
Tournament Record: Tied for 383rd. Defeated Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, then lost to Egon Schiele and Martin Schongauer. 11 votes for, 19 against (.367).
Francesco Salviati (AKA Francesco de' Rossi)
1510 - 1563
Florentine
Tournament Record: Tied for 383rd. Defeated Robert Ryman, then lost to Rachel Ruysch and Juan Sánchez Cotán. 11 votes for, 19 against (.367).
Perugino
1447ish - 1523
Italian
Tournament Record: Tied for 383rd. Lost to Francis Picabia, beat Max Pechstein, then lost to Piero di Cosimo. 11 votes for, 19 against (.367).
- Placed Third in Week #47.
Hans Holbein
1497ish - 1543
German; worked in Britain
Tournament Record: Tied for 392nd. He, Hans, lost to Winslow Homer and Gerrit van Honthorst. 9 votes for, 16 votes against (.360).
- Tied for First in Week #44.
- Tied for Second in Week #46.
- Placed Second in Week #47.
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.
- And again in Week #38.
- And again in Week #40.
- Tied for First in Week #42.
- Tied for First again in Week #44.
- Tied for Second in Week #46.
- Placed Fourth in Week #47.
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 all of the even-numbered Ladder Weeks #2 - #20.
- Tied for First, Week #22.
- Placed Third in Week #24.
- Tied for First, Week #25.
- Tied for First, Week #27.
- Tied for Second, Weeks #29 - #32.
- Tied for Second, Week #33.
- Tied for Second again in Week #34.
- Tied for First, Week #35.
- Tied for Second, Weeks #37 - #40.
- Placed Second, Week #41.
- Placed Third in Week #42.
- Tied for First, Week #43.
- Placed Second, Week #45.
- Placed First, Week #46.
Cast up to four votes in the comments by Friday morning!
...and I'll start the bidding with Holbein, Perugino, and Schnabel.
ReplyDeleteI'll vote for old favorites Daubigny and Canaletto, and also
ReplyDeletePerugino and Beauneveu. I am amused about how lumpy the Salviati babies are
Perugino, Schnabel, Daubigny, and Canaletto.
ReplyDeletePerugino, Daubigny, Canaletto, and Salviati.
ReplyDeleteWow! I really like them all. Is this the new future of the ladder? I'll give of a 4/7 vote to all.
ReplyDeleteThat's not allowed? Okay then.
ReplyDeleteWell Holbein and Perugino will get my vote for like forever.
I respect Canaletto but have grown a bit bored of him. There's something a little muted about these gorgeous Venetian scenes.
I really like the over-the-top chaos with muscled babies of Salviati but no so much his portraits.
I don't like Schnabel quite as much as I want to.
So I'll go with the glowing Beauneveu, Daubginy, Holbein, and Perugino.
Holbein, Canaletto, Daubigny, Salviati
ReplyDeleteBeauneveu, Perugino, Holbein, Daubigny.
ReplyDeleteSusan goes for Beauneveu, Holbein, Daubigny, and Canaletto.
ReplyDeleteA strong field! The standouts for me are Holbein and Perugino.
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