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M. C. Escher
1898 - 1972
Dutch
Tied for First in Phase 1, Flight 4 of the Play-In Tournament.
Placed Third in Phase 2, Flight 4 of the Play-In Tournament.
Won a spot in the Main Tournament Brackets away from Bill Viola in the first "Fight for Their Right" Contest.
Beat Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun in Round 1.
Maurice de Vlaminck
1876 - 1958
French
Defeated Simon Vouet in Round 1.
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Grant Wood
1892 - 1942
American
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Joseph Wright of Derby
1734 - 1797
British
Tied for Fifth in Phase 1, Flight 5 of the Play-In Tournament, with a voting score of .385.
Won this spot in the Main Tournament Brackets back in the second "Fight for Their Right" Contest.
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We started the Matta/Renoir tiebreak match last month. This one is the other half of that one.
Marie Laurencin
1883 - 1956
French
Sir Henry Raeburn
1756 - 1823
British
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Back in Spring of last year, Redon and Rego met in the Second Round. Rego won a squeaker, six votes to five, but then ran smack into Raphael in the Third Round and fell to the Left Brackets. Meanwhile, Redon has waited patiently, besting Moholy-Nagy, Modigliani, and Poussin, hoping always for this chance at revenge.
It's a Grudge Match, my friends! And by the Grudge Match Rule, there can be no tie! Or rather, if there is a tie, victory goes to Rego on the strength of that initial victory. Redon has to win outright to stay alive.
Paula Rego
Born 1935
Portuguese
- Demolished Ad Reinhardt in Round 1.
- Nicked Odilon Redon by a single vote in Round 2. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
- Stomped by Raphael in Round 3.
- Snuck by Ljubov Popova by a two-vote swing in the Left Bracket Third Round. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
Odilon Redon
1840 - 1916
France
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Richard Wilson
1713 - 1782
British
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Konrad Witz
1410ish - 1446
German
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Here's the other half of the tiebreaker that we launched the day before yesterday. Long-timers will now have seen George Bellows more than almost anyone else in the Tournament, but they sure haven't seen him recently.
George Bellows
1882 - 1925
American
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
1790 - 1867
French
- Beat Victorian painter William Holman Hunt by a two-vote swing in Round 1. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
- Crushed Alexander Ivanov in Round 2.
- Lost to Edward Hopper in Round 3.
- Tied with Jacob Jordaens in the Left Bracket Third Round. YOUR VOTE COUNTS!!!
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Hendrick Avercamp was in on the ground floor of the Infinite Art Tournament -- his name, after all, starts with an "A" -- but he's been locked in ties three times, the most recent one in a match that started in November 2014.
Jacob Jordaens, meanwhile, has been running nose-to-nose with Ingres in a separate Left Bracket Third-Rounder since mid-2015. This week, we're going to break up the logjam. Here's Avercamp and Jordaens, vying for the chance to take on the winner of the Anguissola/Agasse match that has been underway since November 2013. On Thursday, we'll see how George Bellows does against Ingres; the winner of that one will take on the winner of the Reni/Bouguereau match that started about five weeks ago. Yes, that seems odd to me too. The brackets are full of wonders and marvels.
Hendrick Avercamp
1585-1634
Dutch
Jacob Jordaens
1593 - 1678
Dutch
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