John Singer Sargent: Portraits in Charcoal
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2019
- John Singer Sargent (1856-1925) was one of the greatest portrait artists of his time. While he is best known for his powerful paintings, he largely ceased painting portraits in 1907 and turned instead to charcoal drawings to satisfy portrait commissions. These drawn portraits represent a substantial, yet often overlooked, part of his practice, and demonstrate the same sense of immediacy, psychological insight, and mastery of chiaroscuro that animate Sargent’s sitters on canvas. The Morgan Library & Museum is proud to present the first major exhibition to explore these expressive portraits in charcoal, John Singer Sargent: Portraits in Charcoal, on view from October 4, 2019, through January 12, 2020.
"...greatest of his time." Of all time. Maybe the greatest.
Yes exactly
No. Let's be realistic, shall we? JSS can't be the greatest because he gave up on portraiture, and in the art history, that's NOT how the excellence is achieved. That was his greatest flaw. He is the last great portrait artist of the Classical Academic era. After him, the havoc and jumble of the 20th century's modernist sado-masochism. The only decent portrait artist after JSS, that persevered and did not give up on high standards, vas Pietro Annigoni. In some ways Pietro excels and does things that JSS never even imagined. Because JSS gave up too soon and Pietro did not.
Breathtaking.
I bet the commissioners were pleased with what they got...
Breath-taking humanity! Thank you, Morgan Library, for bringing this exhibition together!
I just melt when I see this genius work....Love you J.S.Sargent....
Who are the two shit for brains who thumbed down This? Brainwashed socially woke college students brain screwed by resentful no talent professors emigres from the third toilet world?This is what cultural equivalence brainwashing leads to.You can't even enjoy and respect the talent of a Great artist if it isn't
About an oppressed minority.The West is committing cultural suicide by not holding the rest of the world to a standard norm ...which they cannot match....Match Sargent Match Shakespear..you third world turds can't even begin too..so your expate professors tear them down
@@DavidWilson-yj3si Heavy, but yes, I agree with you. And they would say it's about time the oppressed minorities took over, without any thought of why they are 'oppressed' in the first place. Could 'oppressed' be the same as culturally inferior?
I'd like to thank Laurel Peterson, Moore Curatorial Fellow at The Morgan Library & Museum, for the highly interesting information about the portraits in charcoal made by John Singer Sargent when he decided to stop executing oil portraits as regularly as he had done before 1907.
Thanks for sharing the highlights of the Exhibition which I find simply wonderful, as wonderful as the Exhibition Catalogue by Richard Louis Ormond.
Wishing you the very best !
How amazing.. I wish I could visit this exhibit. What a dream!
Callie Summerlin I wish too. Let’s ask Jëff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg if they can provide for our needs by sponsoring the trip! Their hoarded stash could be uplifting and inspiring, motivating humanity towards good but it’s just sitting in a bank. 💩💩💩
Please bring this exhibition to Canada!
really masterpieces
please do a book of these masterpieces.
Actually, there is book - it has exactly the same name. I got it from Waterstones today. It is really good...
Dover has some- this has 42 works in it: store.doverpublications.com/0486245241.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwgNXtBRC6ARIsAIPP7RvKcy9FcmkMB4o_7PN0V78xCqvH9iN3CXUuQkgNiLf5AUOD5DEDPqwaAhY5EALw_wcB
@@ktkt1825 I have this one as well. It is very good. The one I was talking about is this one: www.themorgan.org/shop/books-and-media/john-singer-sargent-portraits-charcoal
@@vllad74 woahhh!! Thankyou so much for the recommendation, been looking everywhere for a book like this!!
@@zachampsonartist My pleasure.
I work for the Las Cruces Museum of Art (in New Mexico) It would amazing if we could have that exhibit here!
Nice to meet you.
Good paintings.
I like it.
See you later ^^
진짜 잘 그린다~
I would love to see this exhibition please bring it to the U.K people would flock to see it.
brilliant idea
This mam has a incredible talent!!!😉👌🏼🌱🌱🌱💫💫💫🍊
Gawd please teleport me there, he was one of the GOAT man :'(
I was just in New York. Can't believe I missed it.
🙄
DYING TO ONE DAY SEE THESE DRAWINGS. MSG FROM PAKISTAN
1:49 looks like timothee chalamet
God, could they please put these all into a 700pg book!
Only GOD would have the heart to do it...................
I have a book filled with his charcoal drawings. You could probably find it online
@@lucasperez7149 and the title is??
@@lucasperez7149 Can you give me a link?
The Morgan Library's website has the book available for purchase here: www.themorgan.org/shop/books-and-media/john-singer-sargent-portraits-charcoal
:)
Salamat po
Are there any plans to bring this exhibition to the UK?
I would love this!
This freshen my eyes..i m sick of photo like drawing called hyper realistic drawing
我爱老萨
Sargent is my fav american painter
he wasn't american
@@ojorgeilustra And what he was if he wasnt american?
@@donDonau according to wikipedia he was italian
@@ojorgeilustra J.S. Sargent was born in Italy - Florence but he is not italian. His parents were american.
@@donDonau yeah, i read that his parents were americans. But if he was born in Italy, he was italian, right?
I still have yet to find the way he drew. Like I know he drew on ingres paper or a bond paper. With charcoal. But I can never get the subtlety of tones that he achieved.
Try a Q-tip 😂
@@elsagrace3893 yes, Q-tip is a great tool too!
timowthie just practice and practice... Is the same for me ! 🍀
Oh god! I’m done
Her vocal fry sawed through my ear drums!
Amazing and in the true sense of the word , “ Awesome” . And the voice of the narrator was terrific.
Haha, I didn’t notice this one. I’ve received worse injury from RUclips artist tutorials and National Public Radio Station. OMG, some of the experts they interview wreck my drums. 🤦🏻♀️
2.40 - Who is the beauty?
Sybil Sassoon.
@@bro1965 Thanks. It was helpful. She looks like one of my cousine.
Johnson Joseph Rozario I thought the same ! 👌🏼Greetings from Santiago Chile 🇨🇱
01:37 -- "Most of them have never been seen before".
I think you meant "most of them have never been _publicly exhibited_ before."
Wow the thumbnail looks like alia bhatt
Hahaha yeah
"...demonstrate the same sense of immediacy and psychological sensitivity that animates Sargent sitters on canvas."
It might be just me but I always find words like this...underwhelming. IMO, an art exhibition should be educational and curated from an artistic point of view, rather than a place to showcase fancy but empty and superficial praises.
That said, the Curatorial Fellow's comment was really interesting and informative.
Those who can't do, teach lol.
wtf with the crunchy laurel voice?
At least she doesn't sound like a latino! 😆
D G or a crunchy latino!
Stupid comments.
splodge 57 it’s not stupid. Vocal Fry is really intensely disturbing to some people’s ear nerves including mine but not in this case. There are others I just can’t even stand listening to no matter how interesting the subject.
That female commentator's vocal fry voice is extremely irritating. What's happened to the American female voice?
Your obnoxious and superficial comment is infinitely more irritating than the lady's voice. Whatever happened to common decency! She can't help her voice, but you can certainly help your petty attitude.