Know the Artist: Albrecht Dürer
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- The adventurous Albrecht Durer (b. Nuremberg, Germany, 1471-1528) was a man of many firsts. A pioneer of the self-portrait and the still-life, he so brilliantly broke boundaries throughout his career, and was duly celebrated as the German superstar of the Renaissance.
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It's been a month you haven't posted anything are you alright if you are travelling or if you are busy that is completely fine I hope everything is fine
@@kalpparashar5017 We were travelling! We're also working on something special. Hopefully we'll have a trailer out soon!
@@TheArtTourist okay best of luck for the same
Great video! Dürer rarely gets the respect he deserves.
Another video of intellectual and aesthetic indulgence. 🥰 This time about one of my all time favorite painters - Albrecht Dürer. 😃 Thank you so much! ❤️
He's just amazing, isn't he?!
My favorite art channel. Thank you for all these videos. They are always exquisite!
Thank you!!
Thank you for spotlighting Durer - he is the most inspiring artist of all time!
One of my favorite artists, I have a very old book from 1936 in German of Durer, a lot of the prints being fold outs.
And another little point. I've noticed that you work hard to wear a different outfit on each video. As a visual person, I really appreciate that. It is much harder to remember a name. But much easier to remember a particular outfit.
I've seen those apocalypsic pieces in an art museum!!! They’re hauntingly beautiful.
My forefather was friends with Durer. His name was Melchior Lorck and he was an artist himself. He made a portrait of Durer, a profile picture with his long curly hair.
Thank you for the video 🧡
Wonderful! Thank you.
AAAAAHHHHH!!!!! So happy you have a brand new video out! I absolutely love your channel, both for the content and for the cuddly cameos of your feline assistants.
Hullo Jimmy the floof!!
Yay thank you! Jimmy says hi! 😸
I loved this video. Thank you so much! It only occurred to me now that manet's luncheon on the grass is inspired ( more like borrowed) by Raimondi 's judgement of Paris. I lived in such darkness😭
Durer is so sophisticated and i love his monogram.
Such a good point - thank you for adding!!
I just found your channel and absolutely adore it! Love your sophistication and amazing talent for art history :)
Thank you, Rachael!
Oh yay a new upload! It's a good day.
this channel is too precious
Wow! Absolutely fabulous episode as they all are. Very much appreciate your presentation and style. Also, wonderful clothing and jewelry. Thank you!
Thank you!!
I absolutely love durer and I absolutely love this channel!
Dürer was a selfie pioneer. Got to respect that 😂
Wonderful! Very informative!
Thanks!
Best signature, particularly for the era he was in.
I love her voice and she's beautiful 🥰
Hi guys, excellent as ever, I've been eagerly awaiting you next upload with baited breath and you never fail to impress. Quite the occult following for Albrecht, would love to see what these old masters would make with our modern technology and techniques, probably something like your videos... Thank you. 🙋
What a compliment! Thank you!!
One of my favorites
I love this channel so much! If we can just distill it into an IV drip that would be great!
These ancient painters influenced SO many artists over the centuries... you can see the influence clearly on Paper money and tatoo art today. totally epic compositions. How prolific he was!
Indeed!
one of my favorite painters of all genres and ages.
Thanks Rachel for a resumed but thorough glimpse of Durer's life, that ends up explaining his art. Magnificent video and testimony.
Thank you!
@@TheArtTourist as an Intellectual Property lawyer, I was very pleased to learn that Durer's was the first case of copyright infringement! a big bonus for sure (will mention in my classes now 😃)
@@rodrigoestrada8347 Cool!! Some sources say his was the first art-related copyright lawsuit, others say one of the first, but either way sounds like a historic case in your field!
@@TheArtTourist definitely! I will do some research and will share my findings with you 🙂
Super artist
Thanks for the education. As a budding art enthusiast, your channel is the perfect gateway to the beauty of human imagination; both past and present. Keep it up!
That means a lot. Thank you!!
@@TheArtTourist you're welcome!
'Childless for reasons unknown'
Historians have speculated that Dürer may have been gay or bisexual, and in a relationship with author Willibald Prickheimer, who he also made a portrait of.
(Also, see his 1496 work 'the bath house)'
That could be it!
If you get to go to Nuremberg, the old city, you will see a contemporary statue of a giant cast bronze Hare emerging from it's den and cruising all of it's children and all other smaller creatures in it's path. I believe it dates to the 1960's when students and artists alike were feeling pretty dammed repressed and overshadowed by the dominance of art created hundreds of years before they had their voice
Same looping music in every video. But all else is very good. Thanks
YOU look like a renaissance painting my love❤️
So glad I found your channel!!! Would you be able to do a video on photographer Frederick Sommer?
Great initiative! I just found your channel randomly today. Are you a painter? Durer's detailing was incredible!
Loving these. Please do one for Jenny Holzer!
Will add her to the list!
@@TheArtTourist Awesome! Thank you so much for creating these videos - they are captivating!
Much learnt. Durer's magnitude immeasurable but eloquently received via your S.C. commentary. Ta! Post-Durer, ironic that Germany took a lone direction, separating artistically from the treads of Italian/French portraiture etc. Why?
Many thanks! I wonder whether it's because of Durer - he seems to have prompted a new kind of German nationalism in art and literature, especially come the 18th and 19th centuries with Goethe, Friedrich, etc.
This is what i love about duper
I made a large version of his Rhinoceros. Really blows my mind he could do such detailed work in such a small scale, I struggled at 10 times the size.
I would love to see videos of Richard Diebenkorn and the Bay area painters.
Oh great video! I'm a Dürer fanboy lol
Lovely video! Please do Caspar David Friedrich
Our next video 😉
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Please do one episode about Odilon Redon!
Gorgeous episode, as always... But I'm not sure about the statement @ 13:00: if Flanders is considered "Northern Europe", surely the Van Eyck brothers' 1432 "Het Lam Gods" was one the first large scale nudes coming out of Northern Europe? With possible earlier examples?
Oh, hehe, and then it is shown in the next few minutes :)
Never underestimate Rachel’s ocd when it come to her research.
Could you make a videos about Rene Magritte, Jan Matejko and Aleksander Gierymski? Those are my favourite painters.
You have excellent taste!
Thank you. :)
And i will take that as yes. ;)
I noticed the change in your introduction. It is much nicer to include your name.
Make more videos please
We’re wrapping up our holiday and then we’ll get right back to work on the next one!
Would you be willing to do a video on Hugo David Pohl?
Make a videos about henri rousseau about the naive art
Came for the cat, stayed for the art history 😂
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May I suggest: Honore Daumier, or Glustave Dore?
Idk if it was intended that way but the looking for a whale but finding malaria line was hilarious
Thanks! You’ll have to indulge us with the occasional bit of gallows humor.
Melancholy is the old word for Depression.
Can you do Ernst Fuchs? Pleeeease.
Fuchs is amazing! We’ll have to cover him when we have a larger audience to share him with. Thanks for the suggestion!!
i came for the cat in the thumbnail
stayed for the art
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Tha hippie-look was popular back 'ere....
Me thinks you fancy tha man?...;)
There is a sulpture in Rome's Verano cemetery that has an angel based on a figure in Durer's Melancolia. Near to where I live in Alameda. California are two excellent copies of that Italian sculpture in Oakland's Mountain View cemetery. The two versions are also featured in my video of MV Cemetery: ruclips.net/video/arLVVWNh24Q/видео.html
I'm confused is this a Ceveral Circles video? Why does it have a different name now?
We re-branded! We’re going to focus on art destinations going forward!
pioneer of the self portrait? Jan Van Eyck would like a word with you :'D
Lucian Freud
I and many others came to see the cat
Maybe he painted himself as Christ because he saw Christ within himself by an act of Grace which is the true message of the new testament.
I always thought he was Dutch. Didn’t know he was actually German.
father of graphic design. can you do gericault.
Nobody is self taught, nobody. Well, I guess there may be an artist that was stranded as a very young child on a deserted island.
Why is it so difficult to spell Italian/German/Dutch names correctly?
Actually it's Owbrekt *DOOOOOO*
14:29 WUT
Why is he so hot lol
Because hes hot i guess?
That's the fakest diction I've ever heard. The inauthentic enthusiasim is....tiring.
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