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This is my favorite piece of art. Ever.

Such poetic scripts dawg

It's funny studying art history at scale because it's like wait, didn't you guys JUST rediscover classical culture? But it had already been ~300 years.

Omg noooooo I stumble upon the perfect niche of the topic need, delivered by someone totally delightful, and channel quiet. I hope you consider returning some day, thank you for your hard work 🙏

it does not reflect “the time period” it reflects biological reality

You're legendary, this really helped me with some research for an IB art piece im doing and my process portfolio. Thank you kindly.

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The visit to Cythera is an eighteenth century equivalent to a Shawn P. Diddy, freak out party.

Great video and so helpful for the test I have this week. Thanks you!

I loved this video. Thank you so much. x

Piccasso is nothing else's than his beautiful twisted mind drawed on a piece off papier telling his story. Everybody can make a Picasso like this! But not everybody can read or see the history he try to expose! Drawing like piccasso, is like yours child drawings back in time... So easy to do, it's just using your fantasy... Fantasy that many people have butt not use!!!

Its a fun word to use.

Such a good summary! I loved it. Thank you❤

Do you have a video on Post -Impressionism?

hey, I'm hoping You'll upload a new video soon. It wil be helpful if you make a Video on Asian art history.

What a great explanation and guide to this style of art! As an art-ignorant man who just wanted a little info on these neat paintings, this video was PERFECT!

INTERESTING…&your DETAILED “analysis” of this painting brings this painting …to life…

nice lesson! would rather learn from this girl than from some snooty art critic anyday

"The powerful play goes on and you can contribute a verse..."

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It’s not all peace. There is a house burning in the background ( to the left of the church) - there’s fire coming out of the chimney. Also, the guys are close to torching the inn- the flames are just at the door and the side wind is not helping.

Some good points behind the intrusive commentator

This was a wonderful refresher. Thank you for this video.

It seems like people in thisnperiod suffered from anxiety and were looking for ways to feel light and happier. I can't say I'm a big fan of rococo, I like beauty in simple designs but great video

BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT PAINTING.

lots of meaning thanks

thanks dear lot of meaning in this guernica

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Wonderful video! I've visited a fair amount of Mayan (and other Meso American) sites. But the art from the Palenque/Yaxchilan area is IMHO without equal. I have a lintel 15 Vision Serpent hanging on my wall.

I love this video but without the music. I enjoy all your videos. Thank you.

Excellent video, thank you! I like the clarity you brought to visual and contextual analysis, not too full of jargon made for a more interesting insight into these subjects!

OMG! I am so glad I found your videos! I am taking art history, and your videos have been extremely helpful! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

I'm currently packing all my stuff to start college and I will study art history, I'm a little nervous about my decision and that is why I wanted to find a video like yours, thank you for sharing your experience and helping me find peace. I'm excited about these new generations of art historians. If you have any advice for starting college specifically in this area of art, I would be grateful to hear it.

Hey Alder I want to know about the classical styles used by palladio and in doge's castle in Venice where they Neoclassical, romanesque or what?

Nice presentation!

Some researchers think that Atenhotep or his followers were responsible for the migration of the samite people from Egypt after his death. Was Moses really Amenhotep or one of his followers who left after the pharaoh's death? Ancient Egyptians used to circumcise their young boys, another cultural similarity.

😙😍I truly loved her lecture it was interesting and I learned a lot thankyou

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Fantastic video as always! I am studying to pass the Art CSET test to finish my teaching credential and your videos have been invaluable. If anyone has any tips on passing the Art Cset assessment please let me know!

This video gave me goose bumps. Extremely well done! Thank you!

Your videos are wonderful and very helpful. I am attempting to pass the Art CSET assessment to complete my Art teaching credential and these videos have been invaluable. Thank you!!

Thank you for this most informative presentation.

Glad to have found you!

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Thank you for this video

Thanks for sharing, its helping lot with my collage study - History of Art.

Great video, I love the way you spoke about the context that i didn't really know about. I think often about this painting and the more i come to understand it and its meaning, the more I come to despise it and the more it entices me to think about it. I think its sort of an enemy to me, and it compells me so deeply beacuse I have great admiration for its technical brilliance, and it uses that brilliance to represent everything I hate about gender roles, and the strenght of the patriarchy, as well as the strong sense of violence rooted in almost a blinding form of nationalism.

As Van Doesburg writes in "Principles of Neo-Plastic Art" (1925): "Many have the naive belief that they have completely understood a modern artwork, as such, when they have managed to identify the object that inspired the artist's subject". Neo-plasticism was abstraction taken to its extreme; it emphatically avoided representing anything in nature. Modrian felt there was an underlying universal or spiritual truth that his artwork captured.

I loved this. So informative and digestible, thank you!

U are saving me. I have exam tomorrow in art