I am a disabled artist,and am not able- bodied enough to go to Art galleries, even prior to the pandemic. This gives me so much inspiration- thank you for sharing your home and art collect, so generously with us.
This is lovely. OMG This pandemic has brought out the best in so many people. It’s created the space and climate to allow us to consider new perspectives and topics and focus our passions in new directions. . Thank you for your interesting perspective.
@@mikezinn7212 Phillip should indeed. It's best in his accent anyway. We from the north of North America feel we have no accent, thus our speech is bland. ;- )
I love this series SO MUCH, I would watch it everyday, forever. It’s so interesting and relaxing to be invited into your home and enjoy your collection. Thank you.
Oi, Mr. Mould, many, many thanks for the superbly uplifting, as well as informative, vids. It's such a pleasure to have a supply of art and humanity being delivered to me daily, whilst I cope with social isolation, away from teaching and all of my art students at uni. You're a gent, Sir!
One of my collectors refuses to buy anything smaller than 24x36! (60.96x91.44) I don't mind since I truly enjoy doing large works! Thank you for sharing these bits of warmth during these trying times! Cheers!
Love the painting by Dunlop, how fresh and inviting it is. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us and keep up the good work, it’s a joy to be educated by someone who lives with and loves the work concerned.
Thankyou so much Phillip . I am sitting in my PJs in my Autumnal lounge room ,the dog curled beside me a nice cup of morning coffee and enjoying the unexpected pleasure of your and Olivers company on my I pad .A lovely surprise in approaching another day in isolation . Thankyou so much for your generosity . .
Enjoying these videos so much from my home in Canada. Next time I am in England, I would love to see you in the gallery! Stay safe and thank you again for sharing your home and collection!
Hello from Thailand! We watch and enjoy all of your work...but this series is especially nice, because it feels like we are with you at your home. Thank you!
Cedric is definitely a highlight of isolation. I do wonder about the Whippet coat and the merits of the 🇬🇧 weather... Thank you for sharing your art collection with us!
I've just recognised you as a young fine arts student in a documentary about the opening of the Sainsbury Centre where I used to work. This led me on to find your fascinating films- thank you.
A bit late to the party watching these but thoroughly enjoying 🙂 thanks for sharing your love of art and inviting us into your home. From, Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
This is a wonderful offering for all of us!! So glad to have happened upon these videos. Most interesting and educational ....art and music always help to lift us in difficult times. Thank you Mr. Mould.
Another wonderfull " through-the-keyhole " view in the barn at Duck End house ... Elegant & stylish short intro with the gazehound running towards camera... Please keep these coming !
This is wonderful. I have always enjoyed you on different tv shows, but this is your best and most personal and intimate form of communicating art. Thank you
What a joy! My husband and I have been watching your various programs for years -you’ve enriched our lives through spells working abroad in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and now that we are settled back here in Nova Scotia it’s such a pleasure to accidentally find this treasure on RUclips. This terrible pandemic has ripped open the world’s darkest cloud, and in it we find the occasional silver lining. Thank you. - and thank dear Oliver as well. :)
What a treat to find your series on Art in Isolation. I've long been a fan of yours and am delighted to sit with you and while away some time on things more positive than I would otherwise.
Absolutely wonderful it has quite made our isolation Sunday. Such a beautiful house and fascinating collection and talk. Thank you so very much. Ann Ritchie (cousin of Dick Walker)
Greetings from Canada. We’re just catching up on this series and enjoying them thoroughly. Thank you for sharing your collection, thoughts and stories!!
Phillip and Crew, glad I found your channel. Being that I live across the Atlantic in the Catskill mountains I had missed the start up. On the other hand being in isolation myself my Australian Shepard and I can now occupy ourselves with some catch up.
Oh, this is marvellous! Here I am in rural New Zealand, being shown gorgeous paintings with erudite talks. This makes lockdown lighter. Thank you so much.
As an Irish man it was interesting to see the work of this Irish artist .. I must check if our National Gallery in Dublin has any of his paintings on display .
Another lovely video to brighten my day! I love the tiny picture! I enjoyed the juxtaposition of the large work an the small! Can’t wait for the next one! From an isolated graduate student in Colorado, USA
Hello from Australia 🇦🇺. I love the linear perspective of that landscape. I felt like I could jump through the frame like a window and run in those trees. Thank you for this series
Its these self made and genuine look into peoples lives that has been born from these " virus " days i will never forget. What an amazing thing people are sharing with us all. Thx uou
Keep up the good work! These discussions about art in your home reveals a humanity in art that isn’t often realized. How you live with it makes it valuable beyond money. Oliver, you’re doing a great job with your camera and editing. One of the great outcomes of these times is that families can appreciate and help one another in ways they couldn’t before.
Thank you for you time And welcoming us into your lovely home! This is delightful! Have ways enjoyed anything you’ve been associated with. I also love the way you treat Cedric. The kiss did it for me. He’s very important to you. Thanks for creating a lovely program to help with getting distracted for a time while dealing with this pandemic. Michigan USA
The Painter must be you! Loving this series, your passion for the land, and art and history and life shines through. I'm jealous of how you speak so beautifully. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you from Canada. I had spotted that landscape in another episode a couple days ago; had even snagged the Dunlop signature and was hoping you would give it deserving moments all its own. It's a beautiful little series and so pleasant to explore the interior and exterior meaning of the location for you.
Art in context. Another lesson learned. Watching and enjoying the fruits of your labour ( and of the production team ). So much to enjoy in each episode. Love the warm colour of the stone buildings and I can hear the bird song too. Thanks from Vancouver.
Shame that it took self-isolating to make someone think of this series. For me, it could run for ever - having art experts/dealers/collectors/critics etc etc choose a painting and talk about it - oils, watercolours, gouache, acrylic (any medium) and any piece (not just the likes of the Mona Lisa) with the emphasis on what makes it work for the speaker.
Thank You Phillip, I enjoy your insights, and seeing the English Country side and your home is so charming, I have been invited to exhibit my art in London England this Autumn. I plan for the painting for a visit and that all works out as per travel is permitted by then, I hope to be there in person.
I've only just discovered this series, and it's wonderful. I inherited most of my father's paintings, not a famous artist, but I love most of his work. There were two I didn't want to keep, one was because it was too big to be seen in the sort of small homes that I, being single and not particularly well-off, tend to live in, the other I found the colours too dull. They both found homes where they would be loved and wanted because they fitted the context: the very big one, I felt should be in a public setting, he'd been a librarian and a book-dealer, and most of his paintings were of Llandrindod Wells. So I offered it to the local council there, in the hope that they'd hang it in the library, in fact it has pride of place in the associated museum and I've seen them post it on facebook. The other was of the ruin of a school, so I offered it to the new school that has replaced it. In each case, the context makes the painting special.
Only discovered you this morning (Sydney, Australia). What a joy! Thank you. I'm using this time to paint - walls. It is also giving me time to rehang my art works, so this episode was particularly relevant. I'll be watching all the episodes now. What is life without Art.
My wife and I love looking for discarded art to rescue and put on our walls, we rotate our art every so often, there are so many great works out there that get tossed aside because people don’t care about it or don’t know what it took to paint, we need an in home art tour website where people can share their unknown works with the world
Thank you so much. I'm very happy to have found this series. It is giving me so much joy and satisfaction amidst all the chaos of this global pandemic. Regards to your family, Oliver and Cedric! - P from the Philippines
Oh dear I’m a bit late I have only just discovered this delightful series. I’m painting while I watch (questionable multi-task I know) Thank you Philip. I miss visiting your gallery. Victoria Jinivizian NEAC
Hi Phillip and Oliver - These session are spellbinding. I was drawn to comment on your Dunlop because we have a line of eight huge Elmtrees in our back paddock in NZ. Our property is called Elmwood. The Elms were probably planted around 150 years ago - so relatively young from a Northern Hemisphere perspective. However, they dwarf us in much similar proportions as the folk in the painting. Thanks for taking the time to post these gorgeous videos.
first time a see someone so excited and emotional about fine art... from the view of author is strange and new to see. I have discussed with some visitors during my own exhibition, which is sometimes strange to, when somebody wants explicitly explain peace of your art, but this guy is soooo emotional...:)
Wonderful love the large painting and the fact you think it’s done in alla prima style. Finding the people in it on the second look. Brilliant. Love that style of painting. . Thank you 👍
Well, I'd love to have a really nice cappuccino with you, however, I live in Tasmania, well the little painting is rather lovely my guess is a child or someone who can beautifully put a child like feel to there picture. Och! Who am I kidding, I have absolutely no idea, but it's lovely. Oh by the way I really like the fame or fortune series, I've learnt a great deal watching them. Cheers from Tasmania!
I am a disabled artist,and am not able- bodied enough to go to Art galleries, even prior to the pandemic. This gives me so much inspiration- thank you for sharing your home and art collect, so generously with us.
From an isolated practically culturelss island in the Caribean.. thank you thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it so much 🙏
This is lovely. OMG This pandemic has brought out the best in so many people. It’s created the space and climate to allow us to consider new perspectives and topics and focus our passions in new directions. . Thank you for your interesting perspective.
Thankful Today yes well said
..well said!
Perfectly expressed
I totally agree!! I just love how so many people are sharing their own lives and loves....its the best programs, series or mini documentaries ever!!!
"Shivering Whippets" has now become my best fill-in swear word.
screeningmimi : " shivering whippets", what great expression! Philip should take out a verbal copyright on that.
@@mikezinn7212 Phillip should indeed. It's best in his accent anyway. We from the north of North America feel we have no accent, thus our speech is bland. ;- )
It IS bland, I'm disappointed about that.
I don’t want these little videos to ever end. So informative, educational and engaging. Thank you.
I love this series SO MUCH, I would watch it everyday, forever. It’s so interesting and relaxing to be invited into your home and enjoy your collection. Thank you.
I am with you on that one!
I couldn't agree more....its pretty cool!
Every ‘Art in Isolation’ brings me knowledge. I am so grateful for this series!
Oi, Mr. Mould, many, many thanks for the superbly uplifting, as well as informative, vids. It's such a pleasure to have a supply of art and humanity being delivered to me daily, whilst I cope with social isolation, away from teaching and all of my art students at uni. You're a gent, Sir!
We are thrilled that you, and hopefully your students, are finding solace in art during these difficult times.
Love this series Philip - thanks for acknowledging us here in Australia
It’s a joy for us to watch and listen to your films . Thank you so much . I’m visiting them over again. x
I’m so happy that you showcased this large painting because I admired it when you were showing us the bronze dog. It fills that space perfectly 💓
One of my collectors refuses to buy anything smaller than 24x36! (60.96x91.44) I don't mind since I truly enjoy doing large works! Thank you for sharing these bits of warmth during these trying times! Cheers!
Ha, all collectors have their unique tastes and desires. Thank you, very glad you are enjoying the series.
Isolation has brought you to the world. For which we are all thankful
Love the painting by Dunlop, how fresh and inviting it is. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us and keep up the good work, it’s a joy to be educated by someone who lives with and loves the work concerned.
Thankyou so much Phillip . I am sitting in my PJs in my Autumnal lounge room ,the dog curled beside me a nice cup of morning coffee and enjoying the unexpected pleasure of your and Olivers company on my I pad .A lovely surprise in approaching another day in isolation . Thankyou so much for your generosity .
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This series is turning into my lifeline as I struggle through January lockdown- an absolute joy !
What fun! I look forward to your videos, thank you so very much.
Enjoying these videos so much from my home in Canada. Next time I am in England, I would love to see you in the gallery! Stay safe and thank you again for sharing your home and collection!
This is just wonderful. I am a huge fan of fake or fortune so these make a great follow up in these restricted times.
Hello from Thailand!
We watch and enjoy all of your work...but this series is especially nice, because it feels like we are with you at your home. Thank you!
Hello from northern New South Wales. Thank you for sharing your home and art with us. Loving it all!
Cedric is definitely a highlight of isolation. I do wonder about the Whippet coat and the merits of the 🇬🇧 weather... Thank you for sharing your art collection with us!
I've just recognised you as a young fine arts student in a documentary about the opening of the Sainsbury Centre where I used to work. This led me on to find your fascinating films- thank you.
I am LOVING this series, please don’t stop. Thank you.
I think Oliver painted the little bird.
A bit late to the party watching these but thoroughly enjoying 🙂 thanks for sharing your love of art and inviting us into your home. From, Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Greetings from New Orleans!! Thank you for these wonderful visits in your beautiful home. Can’t wait to see the next one.
This is a wonderful offering for all of us!! So glad to have happened upon these videos. Most interesting and educational ....art and music always help to lift us in difficult times. Thank you Mr. Mould.
You are right, the arts hold a profound ability to elevate our minds during these difficult times.
Another wonderfull " through-the-keyhole " view in the barn at Duck End house ... Elegant & stylish short intro with the gazehound running towards camera... Please keep these coming !
Amazing barn with beautiful wooden beams, the ideal private Art Gallery.
This is wonderful. I have always enjoyed you on different tv shows, but this is your best and most personal and intimate form of communicating art. Thank you
I discovered this series months after the fact and I'm enjoying it tremendously. I share your enthusiasm for the Dunlop picture.
Watched this in my apartment in Phnom Penh. Thanks for this, always enjoy listening to PM
We are all in isolation at the moment and have ample time to watch your fantastic videos. Thank you.
In these isolation days I look forward to these lovely cultural and art video capsules. Greetings from México!
Thank you for joining us!
What a joy! My husband and I have been watching your various programs for years -you’ve enriched our lives through spells working abroad in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and now that we are settled back here in Nova Scotia it’s such a pleasure to accidentally find this treasure on RUclips. This terrible pandemic has ripped open the world’s darkest cloud, and in it we find the occasional silver lining. Thank you. - and thank dear Oliver as well. :)
Lovely to see you Philip
So delightful and Thankyou for making my isolation days so enjoyable ,Diana Australia
What a treat to find your series on Art in Isolation. I've long been a fan of yours and am delighted to sit with you and while away some time on things more positive than I would otherwise.
Greetings from Ben Lomond, California. Thank you for inviting into your home.
Absolutely wonderful it has quite made our isolation Sunday. Such a beautiful house and fascinating collection and talk. Thank you so very much. Ann Ritchie (cousin of Dick Walker)
Greetings from Canada. We’re just catching up on this series and enjoying them thoroughly. Thank you for sharing your collection, thoughts and stories!!
Thank you so much. I just found you today. I am a big fan of Fake or Fortune. I'm so happy I have tears in my eyes!
This is fantastic series and never stop. Beautiful house barn landscape. Learnt a lot. Philip at his best plus Oliver. Relaxation for our times.
Phillip and Crew, glad I found your channel. Being that I live across the Atlantic in the Catskill mountains I had missed the start up. On the other hand being in isolation myself my Australian Shepard and I can now occupy ourselves with some catch up.
Oh, this is marvellous! Here I am in rural New Zealand, being shown gorgeous paintings with erudite talks. This makes lockdown lighter. Thank you so much.
As an Irish man it was interesting to see the work of this Irish artist .. I must check if our National Gallery in Dublin has any of his paintings on display .
Another lovely video to brighten my day! I love the tiny picture! I enjoyed the juxtaposition of the large work an the small! Can’t wait for the next one! From an isolated graduate student in Colorado, USA
I love your poetic language and description as you guide us through the appreciation of the art!!
What an interesting film series! He is so knowledgeable, witty, and interesting. It’s a good way to enjoy beautiful art so far away!
Hello from Australia 🇦🇺. I love the linear perspective of that landscape. I felt like I could jump through the frame like a window and run in those trees. Thank you for this series
Its these self made and genuine look into peoples lives that has been born from these " virus " days i will never forget. What an amazing thing people are sharing with us all. Thx uou
Thank you so much for your fascinating insights into art. I thought the landscape by Dunlop would turn out to be a Munnings, quite similar in style.
Love this-don't stop!- Mike in NYC
Keep up the good work! These discussions about art in your home reveals a humanity in art that isn’t often realized. How you live with it makes it valuable beyond money. Oliver, you’re doing a great job with your camera and editing. One of the great outcomes of these times is that families can appreciate and help one another in ways they couldn’t before.
This is a charming series. Very much enjoying it. Thank you.
I just discovered Art in Isolation yesterday and on Episode 5 already!!! Can't wait to share my find with my friends :)
Thank you so much! Your art info is fabulous and surprisingly awakens an interest that has been dormant. So enjoy your video! Thanks from Canada.
Thank you for you time And welcoming us into your lovely home! This is delightful! Have ways enjoyed anything you’ve been associated with. I also love the way you treat Cedric. The kiss did it for me. He’s very important to you. Thanks for creating a lovely program to help with getting distracted for a time while dealing with this pandemic. Michigan USA
I still come back to these today. As painter it is delightful to hear about the history of your collection. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for art with us all! Very inspiring.
Love this series!....Thank you from Toronto.
The Painter must be you! Loving this series, your passion for the land, and art and history and life shines through. I'm jealous of how you speak so beautifully. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you from Canada. I had spotted that landscape in another episode a couple days ago; had even snagged the Dunlop signature and was hoping you would give it deserving moments all its own.
It's a beautiful little series and so pleasant to explore the interior and exterior meaning of the location for you.
Hello and thank you from Newhall, California.
Art in context. Another lesson learned. Watching and enjoying the fruits of your labour ( and of the production team ). So much to enjoy in each episode. Love the warm colour of the stone buildings and I can hear the bird song too. Thanks from Vancouver.
Thank you so much for your words of encouragement.
Shame that it took self-isolating to make someone think of this series. For me, it could run for ever - having art experts/dealers/collectors/critics etc etc choose a painting and talk about it - oils, watercolours, gouache, acrylic (any medium) and any piece (not just the likes of the Mona Lisa) with the emphasis on what makes it work for the speaker.
Absolutely - and now we are all being thrown back on ourselves - no need for all that 'entertainment' - this is so reassuring.
Thank You Phillip, I enjoy your insights, and seeing the English Country side and your home is so charming, I have been invited to exhibit my art in London England this Autumn. I plan for the painting for a visit and that all works out as per travel is permitted by then, I hope to be there in person.
This house is really beautiful. Your works of art have quite interesting stories.
Wonderful episode! and thanks for sharing your expertise.
Great episode. Please continue the posts. I’m in lock down at the moment and its just fantastic to watch. Looking forward to the next episode.
Thank you for your kind words, Brendan.
Another brilliant little 'cameo'. Thanks once again for all of these.
Hi from Pennsylvania USA! Congratulations on a wonderful series, I am absolutely loving every moment.
Enjoying this series so much here in Indiana! Thank you for the wonderful introduction to so many interesting and talented artists.
Thank you Phillip and Cedric. A wonderful piece of art in itself.
I've only just discovered this series, and it's wonderful.
I inherited most of my father's paintings, not a famous artist, but I love most of his work. There were two I didn't want to keep, one was because it was too big to be seen in the sort of small homes that I, being single and not particularly well-off, tend to live in, the other I found the colours too dull. They both found homes where they would be loved and wanted because they fitted the context: the very big one, I felt should be in a public setting, he'd been a librarian and a book-dealer, and most of his paintings were of Llandrindod Wells. So I offered it to the local council there, in the hope that they'd hang it in the library, in fact it has pride of place in the associated museum and I've seen them post it on facebook. The other was of the ruin of a school, so I offered it to the new school that has replaced it. In each case, the context makes the painting special.
Only discovered you this morning (Sydney, Australia). What a joy! Thank you.
I'm using this time to paint - walls. It is also giving me time to rehang my art works, so this episode was particularly relevant. I'll be watching all the episodes now. What is life without Art.
My wife and I love looking for discarded art to rescue and put on our walls, we rotate our art every so often, there are so many great works out there that get tossed aside because people don’t care about it or don’t know what it took to paint, we need an in home art tour website where people can share their unknown works with the world
Love seeing you Phillip Mould in your beautiful English home and gardens....your doggo..your son doing perfect camera work....you’re terrific!
Beautiful watercolor. Close up of tree leaves looked like a photograph. It catches a fleeting moment.
Thank-you for such uplifting videos...so positive and inspiring to an old gal in Pennsylvania, USA.
I do love the immediacy and beauty of this painting. Thank you so much for this wonderful series!
What a beautiful barn and picture its perfect for the space .Hope you are staying safe from Shawnigan Lake Vancouver Island.
Loving your videos from Chicago!
Thank you so much. I'm very happy to have found this series. It is giving me so much joy and satisfaction amidst all the chaos of this global pandemic. Regards to your family, Oliver and Cedric! - P from the Philippines
Absolutely love your series. Inspired! Sitting in Florida and just catching up with this #5
Thank you for this lovely peek into your art and home. It's extremely interesting and much appreciated.
Fantastic Philip ! keep them coming !
Philip Mould painted the deceased bird picture with striking colors. Excellent video!
Oh dear I’m a bit late I have only just discovered this delightful series. I’m painting while I watch (questionable multi-task I know) Thank you Philip. I miss visiting your gallery. Victoria Jinivizian NEAC
Thank you for this amazing program. It is a real joy in isolation.
Thank you so much, entertaining and brilliant. Kate from Mount Tamborine, Queensland.
Just discovered ur channel and it is such a joy listening to u talking about art.
Hi Phillip and Oliver - These session are spellbinding. I was drawn to comment on your Dunlop because we have a line of eight huge Elmtrees in our back paddock in NZ. Our property is called Elmwood. The Elms were probably planted around 150 years ago - so relatively young from a Northern Hemisphere perspective. However, they dwarf us in much similar proportions as the folk in the painting. Thanks for taking the time to post these gorgeous videos.
Greetings from Chariton, Iowa, USA. We're enjoying this series greatly!
Greetings, I look forward to welcoming you again tomorrow
first time a see someone so excited and emotional about fine art... from the view of author is strange and new to see. I have discussed with some visitors during my own exhibition, which is sometimes strange to, when somebody wants explicitly explain peace of your art, but this guy is soooo emotional...:)
I’m watching you from France 🇫🇷 😊
This is a very informative video and I am learning a lot 👍
Wonderful love the large painting and the fact you think it’s done in alla prima style. Finding the people in it on the second look. Brilliant. Love that style of painting. . Thank you 👍
This is a great serires and thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you.
Well, I'd love to have a really nice cappuccino with you, however, I live in Tasmania, well the little painting is rather lovely my guess is a child or someone who can beautifully put a child like feel to there picture. Och! Who am I kidding, I have absolutely no idea, but it's lovely. Oh by the way I really like the fame or fortune series, I've learnt a great deal watching them. Cheers from Tasmania!
I wish you could know how much your series has enriched my life.
perfect again thankyou