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For his 1708 book Balance of Painters, French critic Roger de Piles (“duh PEEL”) made a table that gave numeric ratings to 58 painters. For 10 points each:
[10e] De Piles’s highest ratings for “color,” at 18 out of 20, were a tie between this Venetian artist of Venus of Urbino and his teacher Giorgione.
ANSWER: Titian [or Tiziano Vecelli; accept any underlined portion]
[10m] De Piles gave a 0 for “expression” to this man, who showed a robed man staring upward open-mouthed on a rocky landscape in St. Francis in Ecstasy. He worked on a huge painting of St. Mark Preaching in Alexandria with his elder brother.
ANSWER: Giovanni Bellini [prompt on Bellini; prompt on G. Bellini] (His elder brother is Gentile Bellini.)
[10h] Two answers required. De Piles was involved in a debate over these two artists among the French Academy. One of these artists, a French painter of classical landscapes, represented the merit of design, while the other, from a neighboring country, represented the merit of color.
ANSWER: Nicolas Poussin AND Peter Paul Rubens [accept Poussinists AND Rubenists]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Chicago AIllinois A100010E
Chicago BHarvard1010020EM
Columbia AUC Berkeley A100010E
FloridaGeorgia State1010020EM
Illinois BUCF100010E
IndianaNorthwestern1001020EH
Iowa StateGeorgia Tech100010E
Johns HopkinsCornell A1001020EH
LSEPenn State001010H
MITVirginia Tech100010E
MarylandOhio State100010E
MinnesotaToronto C100010E
NYUWUSTL B1001020EH
North Carolina BCornell B0000
RITMichigan100010E
RutgersNorth Carolina A10101030EMH
Toronto AWUSTL A100010E
Toronto BTexas100010E
UC Berkeley BOttawa100010E
VirginiaVanderbilt100010E
Waterloo AStanford1010020EM
Waterloo BBritish Columbia1010020EM
Winona StateColumbia B0000
YaleArizona State100010E

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2412.9288%21%21%