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Why do you have those stupid interfering pictures in this ?🤪????

You missed explaining at the beginning. Propaganda is derived from the Latin "Propagare". To propagate or spread. As in "spread the word"

Lee Krasner Art is better. !

One of my favourite painters: Andrew Wyeth...his work is always charged with atmosphere and intrigue.❤ THANK YOU

Thanks for this overview of Hopper’s life and work. I very much enjoyed learning more about this artist. I’ll have to look up more of his work.

I loved the video (except for the silly bits). NC what is greater than Sargent.

Thanks for including so many of his wonderful paintings! Had to go back, and freeze several shots. Those illustrations, the paintings, and the drawing of Andrew. Wow. I used to make documentary TV, and I say, "Bravo!"

Can you download those silly inserts?

Thank you.

Michael Palin also made a wonderful docu about the son of N.C. Wyeth Andrew Wyeth !! Which can also be seen here on YT. Both father and son were amazing artists.

Well, he’s better than many “ fine artists” I’ve seen so I don’t get why the label “ illustrator” needs to been seen as a negative

Thank for getting me interested in his work. Definitely want to go check out the museum and look more into his life.

Very informative- don’t need the cartoon and film clips - they’re just distracting and annoying

I enjoyed this video very much. Have been a big fan of NC and Andrew Wyeth’s work ever since I was a teenager. My dad was a wannabe illustrator and had a lot of books and magazines with NC’s illustrations. My first career was as an illustrator partly from being inspired by the story-telling aspects of his images. Loved the use of negative space and dramatic background cloudscapes. I hope you make more videos about great American illustrators…. This was very well done!!!

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I DON’T BELIEVE HIS PAINTINGS ARE LACKING ANYTHING!!!

I adore treasure island and have some of his originals.

If you illustrate you are an artist… N.C IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES!!

What an accomplished man and to have your children accomplish, via your teaching and love, all that you would have wished to view yourself a success for me demonstrates how much greater you are than you were aware of. Finally, your Grandchild’s success cementing your dynasty is absolutely awesome. This Artist I’ve never known but I love his work. I need to see more of his, his son and his grandson’s work. Thank you for this.

Who claims the authority to distinguish between painting and illustration in regard to the artistic value of each?

My father was inspired to paint in egg-tempera thanks to the works of Andrew Wyeth. His enthusiasm for A.W. rubbed off on me, too, but I hadn't seen much of his father's work. You can definitely see a subtle influence, particularly with some of the pearly half-tones. This was fascinating, thanks.

NC was far more creative than Andrew and Jamie. He never received proper recognition. Why were the Wyeth murals removed from Bank America’s Federal St., Boston building?

Wonderful family of artists, how Brilliant. ❤❤❤🙏🇬🇧

Terrific, informative video. Went to art school 30 years ago for illustration. Wyeth was mythical. Please make more videos about the illustrators of the Golden Age. Pyle, Rockwell, Cornwell, Leyendecker(s), etc. So many. You're doing excellent work here.

Thank you!

listen. amazing paintings. god knows I love his work. shouldnt have molested so much. just saying. got a lot of chances to stop the molestation.

If anything good ever happened in the USA, America ESTABLISHED THE ULTIMATE ILLUSTRATION! Screw the separation of illustration from "art" painting. Any decent painter is decent at recreating Jackson Pollock...or Rothko... and lets try Wyeth...or Rockwell.... The tragic neglect of the illustration is based on its commercial reproducibility, with which it visibly distances itself from the ORIGINAL WORK = and the reproduction does not have the same value as the original. Even a good reproduction of the Mona Lisa is only a mental stimulus that may lead you to go to the Louvre to see the ORIGINAL, and the illustration is definitely intended as complete information... and only a few of us really know how ARTISTICALLY the original works.

The Norman Rockwell of his time

What's with the silly cut aways?

Must have had a big influence on Frank Frazetta's later work!

I’ve known about NC Wyeth for a long time. My parents had the Treasure Island book for us to read. I’ve always been a fan of his art and purchased The Giant picture for my granddaughter when she was born. I’ve also been a fan of Howard Pyle and purchased The Magician and the Maid of Beauty for my husband as well as Evening at Keurners by Andrew Wyeth. However I didn’t know as much about his life except that he felt undervalued by his designation as an illustrator I’m glad that he supported his children to succeed despite his perceived shortcomings.

ArtBlock!: request. Requesting *Robert LoGrippo*.

He did *20,000 Leagues Under The Sea*. Tremendous. Some female appropriated my book for her son. Hopefully it made a difference in his life. I also had Mysterious Island. Wyeth's Capt Nemo was a force of Nature.

Since you asked, this is a very good overview, but as others have said, the music annoying and the "comic" interjections are stupid.

Do you have any information about the N C Wyeth's painting, "The Giant"? Thanks

The narrator needs to learn to read, unless it’s ai, then it needs to improve its model. I’ve never eaten egg tempura, but I’ve painted with egg tempera. And Robinson Caruso, was not an Italian singer, and neither was Robinson Crusoe. Inexcusably bad narration. An otherwise good "documentary" that could do without the unnecessary comic clips.

Is this your first channel? If it is, I think there’s some hope maybe. Way to go for it anyhow 👏🏼 🎉🥳

You said that he "experimented with tempera and oil on gesso." What medium are his illustrations in?

My husband was a fan of N.C. and we visited the Chad's Ford studio. I'm proud of that experience.

The stupid clips ruin an otherwise very good video.

Your” comic “ interjections are unnecessary…

An American illustrator icon, what an artistic legacy he built. Probably the most talented family of artists ever seen.

I live in Wyeth territory and have loved seeing N.C.'s and Andrew's original paintings - Pyle's too - marveling at the colors and selection of just the right moments to depict. It is so sad to me that N.C. couldn't get to the place he wanted in fine art. He had amazing skill and I wonder if that caused critics to not see the value of his fine art, whereas Andrew did not have the illustrator baggage to live down.

The distinction between illustration and fine art is largely nonsense. Good painting is good painting, and N.C. was one of our best American painters. His compositions are always interesting, daring and unique. Terrific video. Thanks!

We enjoyed the video except for the silly attempts at humor.

I would have loved to watch this through, but the background music isn't complimentary to the video. For me, it's distracting and not worth fighting through to listen.

Once off my favorite painters. The way he was able to portray impending action with facial expressions (for example the mutiny talk scene in Treasure Island) is so compelling.

All mediocre and incapable spirits incapable of producing anything in their existence resent those who possess talent and make a difference. After all, now and always Eatkins will be remembered for his achievements while those of his envious critics will languish forever.

WTF is up with the music. Unwatchable

Thanks for showcasing America's first family of art. I had all of his Scribner's Illustrated Classics in my collection, and dozens of his magazine works. NC was probably the most successful of the Pyle school, but his fellow students were the best illustrators of the 20th century. I would love to see a video covering Pyle and all his Brandywine artists.