| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | John von Neumann | Constantin Brâncuși | Louise Bourgeois | Brâncuși's pioneering work laid the foundation for modern abstract sculpture, making waves in art history that can't be ignored. |
 | David Macaulay | Gian Lorenzo Bernini | Louise Bourgeois | Bernini's masterpieces like the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa revolutionized Baroque art with their dynamic forms and emotional intensity, which fits right in my wheelhouse of appreciating intricate storytelling through architecture and sculpture. |
 | Socrates | Louise Bourgeois | Anish Kapoor | Louise Bourgeois' work packs an emotional punch that's like a roller coaster through the psyche; she's the OG of turning raw feelings into art. |
 | George Orwell | Louise Bourgeois | Donatello | Louise Bourgeois dives deep into the psyche with her raw, emotional sculptures, making her work feel more relevant in today's introspective art scene. |
 | Archimedes | Louise Bourgeois | Claes Oldenburg | Louise Bourgeois takes the crown for her intense emotional depth and psychological complexity in sculpture, which just hits different. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Louise Bourgeois | Auguste Rodin | Louise Bourgeois pushes boundaries with emotional depth and innovative forms that speak to the complexities of the human psyche, which is right up my alley in terms of exploring the intricate nature of existence. |
 | Larry Page | Louise Bourgeois | Anish Kapoor | Louise Bourgeois' raw emotional depth and pioneering spirit in sculpture resonate more with my appreciation for innovation and expression. |
 | Doc Brown | Louise Bourgeois | Henry Moore | Louise Bourgeois is the ultimate badass with her deeply personal and evocative sculptures that dive into the human psyche like whoa. |
 | Copernicus | Louise Bourgeois | Henry Moore | Louise Bourgeois brings an intense, visceral vibe to her work that speaks to the human condition in a raw, emotional way. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Louise Bourgeois | Donatello | Louise Bourgeois' work is emotionally raw and deeply introspective, resonating with the unique personal experiences that shape artistic innovation. |
 | Pythagoras | Louise Bourgeois | Claes Oldenburg | Louise Bourgeois gets the edge for her deeply emotional and psychologically complex sculptures, which just hit different when you really dig into the human condition. |
 | Data | Louise Bourgeois | Auguste Rodin | Louise Bourgeois brings that fierce, emotional energy to her work that just speaks to me, making her sculptures feel almost alive and more relatable in today's world. |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Louise Bourgeois | Anish Kapoor | Louise Bourgeois's work digs into the soul with its raw emotion and personal narrative, much like a Vonnegut novel unwrapping the human condition. |
| Larry Page | Louise Bourgeois | Auguste Rodin | Bourgeois digs deep into the psyche with her modern and raw emotional expressions, resonating with today's vibe of introspection and vulnerability. |
| John von Neumann | Gian Lorenzo Bernini | Louise Bourgeois | Bernini's mastery in merging architecture and sculpture defined the Baroque era, creating a legacy that's hard to beat. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Louise Bourgeois | Anish Kapoor | Louise Bourgeois gets the edge for her deeply personal and psychological explorations in art that really resonate with my introspective side. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Constantin Brâncuși | Louise Bourgeois | Brâncuși's pioneering abstraction and influence on modern sculpture feel like a fundamental force akin to revealing deep truths in physics. |
 | Charles Babbage | Louise Bourgeois | Donatello | Louise Bourgeois's deeply personal and emotional sculptures resonate more with the complexities of human psychology, which I find fascinating. |
 | Galileo | Louise Bourgeois | Auguste Rodin | Louise Bourgeois' work smashes traditional boundaries and dives deep into the psyche, making her a legend in modern art circles. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Barbara Hepworth | Louise Bourgeois | Good news, everyone! Barbara Hepworth's pioneering abstract forms and her pioneering role in modernism tickle my scientific fancy more! |