Packet 9: Bonus 17

One of these features in Wales names a school made up of the Edwardian painters Augustus John, James Dickson Innes, and Derwent Lees. For 10 points each:
[10e] What sort of feature names the Arenig School of landscape painters? Paul Cézanne painted many views of one of these landforms called Sainte-Victoire.
ANSWER: mountains [or montagne; accept Mont Sainte-Victoire; accept fawr]
[10h] The montane landscapes of the Arenig School resemble those of this Swiss painter, who made many colorful paintings of the Alps. This artist transitioned to a symbolist style he called parallelism for paintings like Night.
ANSWER: Ferdinand Hodler
[10m] Hodler’s mountainscapes often flaunt this compositional “rule,” first named by John “Antiquity” Smith. Landscape artists adhering to this rule may place transitions from ground to sky along boundaries on a nine-part grid.
ANSWER: rule of thirds
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BrownIllinois B1001020EM
CambridgeToronto B1001020EM
Chicago AColumbia A1001020EM
Columbia BOhio State100010E
CornellPurdue1001020EM
Georgia Tech ARutgers100010E
Georgia Tech BStanford B1001020EM
Georgia Tech CIllinois A1001020EM
HarvardIndiana1001020EM
Johns HopkinsMichigan1001020EM
MITTexas1001020EM
Maryland AVirginia Tech1001020EM
NYU ANorthwestern A1001020EM
North CarolinaChicago B1001020EM
UC Berkeley AStanford A1001020EM
UC Berkeley BToronto A1001020EM
UCFGeorgetown0000
UCLAPittsburgh100010E
VanderbiltMinnesota1001020EM
VirginiaBruin10101030EHM
WashUBritish Columbia1001020EM
WaterlooSwarthmore100010E

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2217.7396%77%5%