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Tournament of Artists 2017:1

Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali

March 18

by Rondall Reynoso Art, Tournament of Artists

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Tournament of Artists 2017:1

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We have reworked the Tournament of Artists format so that it is responsive to mobile and can be more easily read on your phone.

Round 2017:1 of the Tournament of Artists has fourteen artists facing off for your votes! In each match-up, vote for your favorite. You can also click the images to find out more about their work. And as always, share with your friends. The more people who vote the more fun it is!

The Tournament of Artists rounds last two weeks and will end at midnight (PST) Friday March 31, 2017.

The progress of the tournament and the records of each artist can be seen HERE.

Gerhard Richter

Eric Fischl

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

Gerhard Richter
66.67%
Eric Fischl
33.33%

David Salle

Christian Boltanski

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

David Salle
60.00%
Christian Boltanski
40.00%

Robert Morris

Julia Morgan

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

Julia Morgan
69.23%
Robert Morris
30.77%

Eugéne Delacroix

Wayne Thiebaud

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

Eugéne Delacroix
61.54%
Wayne Thiebaud
38.46%

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Palmer Hayden

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
61.54%
Palmer Hayden
38.46%

Alexander Calder

Ansel Adams

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

Ansel Adams
71.43%
Alexander Calder
28.57%

Salvador Dali

Andrea da Pisano

This poll has ended (since 7 years).

Which artist do you like best?

Salvador Dali
61.54%
Andrea da Pisano
38.46%

About Post Author

Rondall Reynoso

Rondall is an artist and scholar. He is currently an Assistant Professor in Tennessee. He holds an MFA in Painting and an MS in Art History from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, and is completing a Ph.D. in Art History and Aesthetics from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA.

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