Round 1-A finished last night and here are the winners:
Lorenzo Ghiberti, Jean-François Millet, Joseph Mallord William Turner, Georges Seurat, Andrea del Verrocchio, Michelangelo, Titian, Paolo Veronese, Giambologna, Andea Palladio, Hieronymus Bosch.
Palladio and Bosch actually ended up tying but there are a few extra spaces in Round 2 so both advance.
Round 1-B brings 30 more artists who are trying to advance to Round 2. Please vote for your favorites! This tournament is purely for fun to see not which artists are the most historically significant but which artists people prefer. So, make your voice heard! Who are your favorites?
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This is killer! I know I’d have answered differently if the question was “most significant” or something similar. Which do I like best? My intellectual and visceral instincts are not in harmony!
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes, if I were to just say historically significant we would vote very diferently!
Make sure you share the Tournament with your friends!