Piet Mondrian, "Victory Boogie Woogie"

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

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  • @anneandreemadeleine7251
    @anneandreemadeleine7251 4 года назад

    Estas dos conferencias son geniales: revelan con detalles el trabajo del artista y el de los conservadores, restauradores, historiadores.... Ojala las vean muchas personas.

  • @peterreginato4604
    @peterreginato4604 4 года назад +1

    too bad they didnt hold the photos of the painting image longer

  • @evakaminska7048
    @evakaminska7048 11 лет назад +1

    don't understand why they don't show the images -.-

  • @leonpolya527
    @leonpolya527 11 лет назад +2

    99.99% we see the lecturer and 0.01% we see a Mondrian image which the lecturer talks about. Is this shear vanity or what ? I just don't understand this. You would think academics would get this right. Christ this video IS ODD when you consider that its the Getty Conservation Institute.

  • @jeroendesterke9739
    @jeroendesterke9739 5 лет назад +1

    Everything they ramble about is available from books and the internet. No-one actually met Mondrian, so they're just sitting there pretending they're experts.

  • @Philippe1613
    @Philippe1613 9 лет назад

    Art for these folks must be what ornithology is for the birds! I think Barnett Newman said something to that affect.

  • @hansolo2121
    @hansolo2121 3 года назад

    She mentions only Paris an London (?)as his formative years. Why even mention London? London is a footnote in his career. Had no impact at all. And yet she fails tomention that his most formative years were in his own country: The Netherlands. What a fake and ignorant speaker. She seems completely oblivious to the Dutch The Stijl movement Mondrian cofounded when he returned to The Netherlands from 1914-1920. Bizarre that such a noneducated person gets to speak before any audience at all.