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it's so moronic and unnecessary.

thank you!

In short use whichever you're most comfortable with. I prefer BCE and CE since I subconsciously knew it was mostly similar enough and I prefer being neutral.

I have watched several videos and I didn't get the point but this one really helped me , thanks a lot

THANK YOUUU, I'm writing an essay about this and this was soo informative! <3

Greetings from Cleveland, USA! Love your explanation and deeper meaning in this iconic piece!

Return it to Greece

Really helpful, thank you!

Sacrilegio!!

I’m super glad to have found this channel, your explanations are super clear and captivating! I hope you make more in depth videos, especially about stories after discovery and during big conflicts in the modern world :)

wow, that was great!

Grazie mille, Alessandro! I am using this beautiful stained glass panel for my art-inspired yarn club this month as we traverse through art history. I always include some historical context, and I'll include a link to this video as well this month.

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

Love Love Love this painting, found out about Caravaggio in college, loved his paintings ever since.

beautiful seductive forbidden erotica.

buenisimo mi bro!

Alessandro delivers a wonderful, insightful lecture on Artemisia's famous painting. Excellent presentation. Anyone who wants to know more about the life of the Baroque artist might consider watching Jennifer Dale's short film, "Becoming Artemisia," available free on youtube.

Well done with the video. I had no idea about bce and ce but I’ll be sticking with the originals. Thanks for your work!

just so everyone knows 1 kilo of gold right now at least in uk pounds is worth about 62 thousand so 36 kilos your looking at 2.232 million and in terms of that weight of gold i can totally get that it was un heard of at that time its crazy

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so helpful!! thank you 😊

It’s really like a static play, you can imagine the conversations among the participants, it’s simply stunning 🙏 and you can just walk right into the church and view it, with a small donation recommended

❤the genius Caravaggio

Merci! 🧠:)

Great lesson on Gothic architecture. Thank you.

is this AI art? Just has that look to it, you know? Still I want one on my wall.

Excellent information

What a charming young man you are. You explain art superbly and simply. I with you all the best in your endevours. ❤️

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I have to ask? what is common over these years?

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You are good bro. Thanks

You said perfect square when you meant perfect circle. Perhaps perfect globe would be even better.

Just how many ethnicities have lived in iraq over the years?

Very well done Alessandro! It was a joy. Subscription. Like.

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I challenge any artist today to remake this masterpiece

Thank you so much for enlighten us with so many interesting facts regarding to this beautiful work of Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

This was a great analysis and back story. Thank you

I think she saw the first one and thought "let me put the truth and raw emotion of what the female felt into this picture". The original is unbelievable. Beautiful but unrealistic ironically. Her version is capturing a truthful and gruesome scene.

I love you ❤ thank you for exploring and discussing art with me.

thank you for this amazing work!

So how many years before ad/ce era? 🤔

I believe she was a petrified woman. Perhaps she is trapped inside.

When I was 15 back in 1975, we went to Rome and back then you were allowed to approach the PIETA and touch the base. It was an amazing experience for this teenager. A few years later some IDIOT approached the statute and started hitting it with a hammer. Now it sits behing protective glass.

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Hey, I was wondering, since A.D. is short from Latin why B.C. is short from English? Every language uses different short for before Crist in their native language. Why aren't every one using Latin C.N. ( ante Christum natum)? I just find it very counter intuitive and confusing.

I love your videos! You are very insightful and erudite yet completely understandable. As for the horse showing his rear end to us, this seems to be a long tradition in Italian art. Think of the dog's rear in Mantegna's frescoes in the Camera degli Sposi; Paolo Uccello's horses in the foreground of the middle panel of the Battle of San Romano, and I'm sure many more!

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Anytime the noses and lips are destroyed suspect white washing history