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here is the long awaited next installment of fART history!!!! today we're talking about Francisco Goya's iconic witches and goats. an incredibly interesting question about an incredibly interesting man, i hope you enjoy!
here are the videos i referenced for my research, as well as the article by Carmen Fernandez-Salvador: journals.flvc.org/athanor/art...
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Blind Dweller: • The Ominous Black Pain...
and thank you as always to my incredible bestie creative director editor producer right hand man @lastmanstanley . u always get my vision and im so grateful for you #FriendMoment
hope this taught you something and if you have anything else to add, please tell me in the comments!!! i love learning
until next time, turd munchers!
imagine brittany as a professor, it would be like the hunger games trying to get into her classes
She would be to A&M what Matthew McConaughey is to UT
@@bearbutt7449 exactly
I’d fight any bitch to get in this class 😂
For real 😊
I VOLUNTEER
This girl is so insanely wise and well spoken.
Also humour while remaining respectful, a flex.
Not to mention she's a fricken cutie to boot like omg the actual total package.
I genuinely think sneako is attractive
@@IsraelLlerena I think he looks good too but his personality is disgusting (on camera at least)
@@xya5700 why does this make me feel validated 💀
AND she can singggg, full package that girl!
as an art student, it is so hard to find art history videos that are not boring old men talking about a boing old artist, but you really breathe light into this subject in these vids! please make more! you're amazing!!
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why u gotta do the old ppl like that they're trying their best😔
Brittany I’m BEGGING you to please make more of these kinds of vids, I could literally listen to you talk about your insight about art for hours, it’s so much fun and you have amazing ideas and thoughts
Agreed
Agreed
She did sis come back
As an Art History girly (literally studying it at uni as we speak) and dedicated servant of the Broski Nation high council this really tickles my pickle
same!!
same!!
I am now in love with you
same! I'm in two art history classes rn, technically three but I've learned so much and have such an interest of art history bc of it!
FUCK THIS SHIT I knew it. I’m in uni now and I’m a stem girlie and I need to find all the funny girls that I know are absolutely NOT in stem because no one in stem is funny we’re all miserable. How do I became y’all’s friends when im not even in the same building as the cool girls ☹️
Not me enjoying history without being forced. Don’t ever stop this series.
For real, if my past self could see me rn he would be confused af
God it’s so hard for me to pay attention in history type lessons but she had me at the edge of my seat the whole time. Genuinely funny and educational 😭
sameee! I was in art school and kinda forgot all that since it was told by a hairy knuckle man with bad breath the whole time.
I am a HS Spanish teacher and I am literally going to show this to my Spanish 3 class during the art unit. Thank you Brittany for making education accessible and interesting for young people. It’s a struggle and I appreciate you ❤
this is so wholesome!!! ♥
this is so slay omg
Imagine going to class and ur teacher starts playing this omg 😭 I’d love that
Read this as Brittany was saying bitches and laughed, yeah the kids would like this
She gets a lot of shit wrong please don’t lol
Brittany!! As a mexican person who hears native English speakers butcher Spanish pronunciations WAY too often i want to congradulate you and give you a golden star sticker. i'm genuinely so shocked and proud, your love for the language shows. you're doing amazing
Pretty sure shes fluent in spanish and lived in spain
@@laurinnjohnston7291 idk where you got the lived in Spain from but I’m pretty sure she majored or had a minor in Spanish in college!! Hence the fluency
So many of her TikToks speaking Spanish have literally hundreds of comments being like “but why you have the Spain accent 🙄” which bothers me so much bc like girl! She learned a whole ass second language! That shit is hard! And her teachers were from Spain! And commenting on people’s accents? Is fucked!
@@Adventurous-Emma agreed - accents are awesome and I find them super cute 🤠❤️ like look at you being bi/multi lingual! Amazing!
@@Adventurous-Emma I don't think it's "fucked". I'm from Venezuela and i live in France, i speak french with a very heavy Spanish accent and people ask me a lot where i'm from. I don't see how that's rude. Having said that, of course people are going to wonder about her accent. People in Latin America usually learn American English due to the proximity, so people just assume that the same thing happens in North America. Geez, not everything has to be super offensive.
I mean this completely genuinely - but I love that you show all sides of your personality on the internet! I appreciate that you can show your funny, goofy, chaotic side in one video and your nerdy, intelligent, and focused side in the next. Normalize girls that can do both!! ;D Keep doing you, Brittany! WE LOVE YOU!!!
EXACTLY my thoughts
YES!!!!❤
but it is normal. f you mean "normalize"
Seriously, so many content creators are pressured to stick with a certain niche
@@LostLifetimes yes! that's exactly what i mean, some creators feel like they have to stick to their "brand"
It’s crazy how loud his paintings seem too, I had no idea he went deaf in adulthood, or was even deaf at all! They all seem to have a like “crowd noise” aspect to them! Almost so much sound that you can’t distinguish it.
As a native spanish speaker, I was shocked when you spoke in spanish, your accent is so good and I'm pretty sure I've never heard a native english speaker pronouncing words as well as you did :) also, loved the video, it's making me want to learn more about spanish art and Goya lol
dear god the line “evil isn’t depicted, it’s implied” gave me CHILLS
you’re literally the whole package girl .. street smart, book smart, funny, AND BEAUTIFUL? good gawd girly leave some for the rest of us 😩
And she can sing!!
not to mention her energy in general like she seems like the kind of person that can just light up a room.... but at the same time i feel like shed be that friend that's like still listening when you're trying to tell a story and people keep talking over you
PERIOD!!!
Brittany is such a perfect person I’m not even mad. It just makes sense, she deserves the best because she is the best. Period.
This was amazing Brittany. I love how you express your love for spanish culture! Little note, aquelarre is not catalan. Aquelarre or sabbat means a meeting of witches/wizards, usually at night 🥰 lots of love from spain
Thank you!!
On the literary side, Miguel de Cervantes' literature (especially in Don Quixote) reflects that same madness in Goya's work but in comedic rather than dark overtones. The art coming from artists of all mediums during the Inquisition was wild and ground-breaking.
The way she manages to talk so earnestly and still sprinkle in humor is just GENIUS.
Art History girls we won
No wonder brittany became so big on the internet, she's so smart, real, passionate, beautiful, witty, and so hilarious. truly my comfort creator, never stop being you
Brittany is literally the full package. Brains, class yet down to earth and hysterical, beautiful. I love to see you succeeding!
I appreciate the hell out of the fact that she thanks Stanley for editing her videos. I don't think I can even recall another RUclips person who thanks their editors.
as an art historian I want to really applaud you! you convey the core ideas/iconography of the works and situate them into their historical setting really well! art history is such a joyful thing to study and goya is really one of the most rewarding (ans simultantiously most fustrating) artists I've ever had to write about.
yknow videos like these separates her from being just a comedian / influencer / internet personality, she is a CREATOR. at best, an educator. her passion for art history makes my heart flutter that creators like her still exists
Exactly my thoughts! I not only love how many facettes there are to her, but the way she chooses to show and express all of these sides is done so effortlessly, it is absolutely amazing. We are truly blessed to live in the same times as Britanny Broski
we know brittany gives silly goofy vibes most of the time but i honestly LOVE seeing her in these type of videos when we rly see her intelligence and passion about sophisticated ideas/concepts
As a history BA holder, I just want to say thank you for making history so accessible and fun with these sorts of videos! I really admire history videos that tickle my brain as much as internet commentary content. Just really cool!
I really have no idea what I'm on about and appreciate that this is a few months after your comment 💀 but I was wondering if given the contextual comment on catholicism in his other work, if the Ass in the Flight of the Witches could be a biblical double entendre? I'm really not sure bc I don't know anything about what was going on at the time but I thought I'd ask for the sake of picking your brain!!
As much as I love Brittany’s silly goofy content, SHES SO SMART I need more of this
Goya was from a village (Fuendetodos) near my city in Aragón and I am really glad that you are talking about him , I am an Art Historian and Goya fascinates me. We have a great Museum (not so big but very interesting) about his work with an amazing room with all his engravings, but sadly a lot of his famous works are in Museums like el Prado in Madrid, specialy his paintings from La Quinta del Sordo. He is at the top of spanish painters and engravers and we are very pround about his figure and what represents: a change of mentality about religion, politics (his view about the french Ilustration is very telling) and art that preceeds a new Era for our country, that is, the end of Absolutism.
I hope all the people that enjoy this video search and learn more about our history and our art, thanks a lot for sharing his art, because it is part of all of us
Me encanto su resumen
I love how approachable and easy this was to listen to! Love the passion in your voice and learning something new! A series please!
Sending love from Spain....your wording and insight are really beautiful. Spain was left abandoned and trapped in time for so long that our hopes and mentalities were preserved in art and music, hidden away from perverse eyes that wanted to tear them down.
proufound.
I just love this video because I’m I woman in stem who is taking art history as a graduation requirement and let me tell you I’m having a very mediocre time. The enthusiasm you have while talking about this subject is inspiring. Your passion about the field and the subject matter is evident and so refreshing after the dull energy of my ARTH lecture. Keep it up girl! The world is more interesting when we are passionate about different things.
I studied neurobiology and took a course in international contemporary art at my community college before transferring so I 100% get where you're coming from! It helped that my professor was enthusiastic and also gave zero f*cks because he had tenure 😂 but that class sparked an interest in critical analysis of art in a way that I (up to that point) had only ever seen applied to literature. Art history is low-key lit af, ngl
WE STAN A WOMAN IN STEM I kweens watched the channel 😌💅🏼 (I’m 25 I’ve n can’t afford college but it’s my DREAM to be a psychiatrist one day🤩) keep grinding sis!!! 💪🏼
I was utterly enthralled by this video. The wonderous amalgamation of humor, knowledge, and just pure fascination made this so incredibly enjoyable. Brittany, listening to you speak and inform about something that sparks so much passion in you, made me so indescribably happy. I hope you decide to make more videos like this
Brittany, your duality is exactly the reason you are my favourite person on the Internet. Your ability to go from making me howl with laughter, to welling up purely from the care and passion that you speak with is unmatched. You address social and political issues with such care and understanding, and you talk about things you are passionate about with an unrivalled captivation and ability to captivate. But you are also poopy fart gorl. And I think that's beautiful.
I somehow understand his feelings and frustration. I also notice (with horror) how society of my country is going back to ancient times, how people around me lose any humanity and empathy and self control and how people become more cruel. I love my country with my whole soul and I understand that it's a hard time for it but it's scary seeing how people are so ready to torture anyone who has different opinion. It's scary when people around you start to call those who aren't like-minded "possessed" and "demons" and when they operate by such logic who knows how far they're from trying to get rid of those "demons" they see. I feel like I'm in a nightmare where I can't scream and feel completely hopeless. And this is exactly how I would paint this nightmare.
We love Brittany’s sense of humor. She constantly brightens up our day without much effort. She’s still standing stronger than ever with our direct support. We all hope to see her succeed more than she already has now.
Trixie we know this is you…
This is a spell.
Brittany please please please keep making these, I’m a college graduate with a fine arts degree who’s been stuck in a loop, and these videos inspire me to get back into art. Love you❤️
“Art history is human history” is such a sick thing to say, thank you mr. Broski
aquelarre (you pronounced it perfectly) is a word that comes from the vasc country, so the language is called euskera. catalán is the language used in cataluña (catalonia), super different languages within the peninsula. loved the video queen, hope you do more of these!
I always really liked one of his most well known paintings “Saturn devouring his son” it’s creepy, but it just seems so human to me at the same time. Goya really knew how to express emotion so well into his work
My favorite art history professor 📚❤✍🏻
Im currently getting my masters in fine art, ive taken art history courses every semester since I started college and I was always taught by very smart but very old people. I felt like I never got the nuance of art history until I got to grad school and discussed things with my peers. These videos make me excited for the next generation, our generation, of teachers! Keep these videos up please!
Brittany is so smart and chaotic at the same time, if Brittany was my teacher I’d pay attention every single class. I’ve never been really interested in old art, but she made it so interesting and fun to learn about.
I can't believe you talked about Goya!!!!! I swear you make me (and I'm sure more Spaniards) feel so appreciated, I can tell you truly love our culture
and yes, you pronounced Aquelarre perfectly! Aquelarre basically means the same as sabbat, a meeting of witches at night. Aquelarre comes from a Basque word (language from the Basque country, in the north of Spain), from aker (male goat) and larre (meadow or field), because it was thought that the Devil would appear in front of witches in the shape of a male goat. So, in the beginning, it only meant the place those witches would summon the devil, but nowadays we use Aquelarre in Spanish as a synonym of “a witches reunion”. hope this helped!
Goyussy 💀💀
NOT THE GOYUSSY 💀💀
From a girl who’s literally never thought she was interested in art/ art history. I loveddd this video, it was so interesting!! Makes me want to look into art history more. Please keep doing videos like this!
Art history classes: ❌
Girly story time classes: ✔️✅
Brittany hablando de Goya ❤
Un abrazo grande de tus fans españoles ❤❤
damn that parallels of that time to now is crazy. the fearmongering, scary/uncertain times, and the blatant disregard & completely isolation for the sick, disabled or chronically ill is still happening today. I love historian and passionate art major/nerd Brittany. I love seeing this side of her. I always think it's so cool that she speak Spanish. No wonder she's so good with accents. most bilingual/multi-lingual people are.
I got my degree in Spanish (all encompassing language, history, culture, art, literature, etc. in Spain and Mexico/South America) in college, and when we got to the art portion, Goya was one of the artist we covered. And it’s crazy even today, watching this video, that the subject matter he painted all that time ago…can be applied today.
Yes, and I find it interesting that next to no one seems to make this connection...
I felt so big brain when I saw the witches with their hats and thought “nah those hats are definitely meant to be embarrassing” and then Brittany said they were humiliation hats!
I'm really hoping for more videos like this. Her funnier "doing stuff at home" videos make me laugh but her conscise explanations, small but short funny remarks and the soothing background music (I always secretly put in earphones while listening to my teachers' lectures at school)
As an art appreciation professor in North Texas this is amazing and I will be sharing this with my students.
that's so cool!!! omg I wish i was in your class
Hey girl I just want to thank you for making this. I’ve almost completed my degree in art history and over the years I’ve grown to resent the field as a whole (for a number of reasons). You’ve reminded me of the passion I had in the beginning of my studies, and for that I am extremely grateful. It’s so refreshing to see you and people in general love something and share it with the world.
I agree!
I’m currently in an art history class and we JUST took our exam over the romanticism era and Goya was one of the examples. Specifically his The Third of May, 1808. This was really cool to watch because it’s so relevant to my current class!
BABY! ! ! BABY THIS IS THE ONE!!!!! dunno what kind of blood pact you made with stanley while you were in ny the first time but y’all PLEASE KEEP producing content like this (as long as it feeds your soul as well). i love you and i’m so proud of you 🥹
So grateful we have you in these trying times. You are such a light.
you are so eloquent it’s actually insane. i would literally pay to see you do full lectures on this stuff. like you’re so well researched and beyond respectful when talking about difficult topics. i literally love you.
gurrrrrllllll. im a good 15 yrs older than u. im an artist, mostly painting. i want YOU as my art historian teacher!!! u explain things so well, so easily understandable its wild!!!!! please keep these coming, im such a fan!! its so brilliant! thank u so much
I was raised by an art teacher and have been to dozens of art museums and exhibits around the world. Few things have ever moved me the way Goya's black paintings at the Prado has. Saturn Devouring His Son especially stands out to me. Between those works and Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights I don't think I've ever been as fascinated and disturbed by another trip to an art museum as I was at the Prado (In a good way). I still think about them and it's been almost 10 years. I highly recommend that you, or anyone reading these comments check them out in person if you've never been there before.
But great video! I'm envious that you are so talented, funny, and smart - truly a renaissance woman!
This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for. Please please please keep fueling my little brain with your knowledge
Amazing that you can put such culturally important content into a palatable format for everyone to enjoy. As an art gay who is enamored by your humor, I think you have something really special with videos like this. Praying for a more CONSTANT return of the incredibly passionate fART history content you make.
The hand gesture is really commonly used (even today) in Southern Italian culture - Mano Figa (or Fig hand) its the equivilant to flipping someone off. It is supposed to ward off the devil or evil energies (il mallochio - evil eye) because the spirits are so shocked at how rude the gesture is. My family is Calabrian, I wear a mano figa amulet on a chain daily.
Please keep making these videos!! I took the Ap art history course at my high school and it completely changed how I learned history.
Art history to me shows really how humans felt during these periods. They were going through wars, sicknesses, emotions, and growing into new eras and mindsets. It is so interesting to see how these artist depicted these times. And I started finding myself becoming intrigued and excited to learn history through art!
And seeing one of my favorite RUclipsrs make videos talking about art history is just amazing! So please keep it up!
Literally my favorite painter. I'm so excited to see this. could be my own mental illness but there's something I find kind of whimsical about with his paintings. Like the witches sabboth painting to me just looks like a little gathering and the goat is just like "hey susan hows the family?" and susans showing the goat her skeleton baby all like "OH this is billy he's a bit under the weather"
Goya's sketches are fantastic too, he was such a skilled sketch artist. There so much movement and life within his anatomy drawings.
Not Billy the skeleton baby! "He's a bit under the weather" 💀 I love this interpretation!
siendo una persona española viendo alguien que aprecia tanto el arte de goya me parece increible. muchas gracias por el video, brittany
Please continue these, Brittany. There’s something special about watching someone talking about things that make their inner light glow. ❤
Ok so you should be a teacher. I’ve had SO many professors in my academic life and the way you’re able to communicate so casually about dense historical topics is a gift.
your fart history series is so amazing, i normally hate art and don’t really get it, but the way you pick such interesting subject matters and make them digestible with the interjections of humour is SO GOOD. thank u for enlarging my brain
brittany this video is SO good. you are so well educated and well spoken!! "saturn devouring his son" is one of my favorites and its even more haunting knowing about goya's past and his unfortunate child loss. please do a hundred more of these videos!! id love to see something on Caravaggio or Heironymus Bosch!!
Ik it wasn’t discussed in the vid but man, the full painting of the dog shown at the end just fills me with sadness and existential dread. Just really gives you the sense of hopelessness Goya was feeling during that time
As someone who LOVES gothic art and just scary art in general with stories and history, this is my favourite art history episode ever
I can actually learn from Brittany because you can tell she's passionate about this and has a real interest in what she's talking about, I love love love these videos so much
Brittany, THANK YOU! I know I’m repeating what everyone else has said, but I truly enjoy every second of your educational videos. It takes me right back to Art in school, which somehow teleports me to such a comfortable and inquisitive state. I’m so glad you enjoy making these videos as much as we do watching💖 Peace and love from FNQ Australia x
I enjoyed this SO much Brittany!!! More of this!
This is you best FART history video to date!! You strike such a good balance of historical and biographical analysis of Goya's work. The idea of "human bodies without human reason" is so fascinating to me, especially because that seems to be a consistent through line in a lot of Spanish painting (thinking Picasso, Dali, El Greco, Velazquez...). I wonder if/how this theme is influenced by the arid landscape and peninsular isolation of Spain. Can't wait for your next viddy!
damn I really thought when you said spooky art you were gonna talk about zdzislaw beksinski 😭😭 his story and his art's progression and how daunting and haunting it is is so intriguing to me I hope if you're interested you can make a fart history video on him one day! nevertheless this was still so interesting to watch and learn so many new things thank you professor broski I am about to go into a deepdive on goya and ignore all my upcoming uni deadlines 💆
I genuinely love these and hope you keep making them.
Please do more of these, I absolutely loved everything about this!❤️
Thank you for making this! (sorry if this sounds film major 😭) I am currently an illustration major and Goya has been a huge inspiration for me. And I really love it when art is appreciated like this cos it does not get talked about enough or it gets overlooked entirely and dummied down to "this is spooky and creepy".
Art history is really really cool and I think it's very fascinating to see that even hundreds of years ago painters who had anxiety, depression, expressed themselves and that they are still talked about and it's very inspiring and makes me want to make art that's meaningful like this.
I was literally reminiscing about fart history last week and how I miss it. thank you!!!!!!
The fig sign is a mildly obscene gesture that uses a thumb wedged in between two fingers. The gesture is most commonly used to ward off the evil eye, insult someone, or deny a request. It has been used at least since the Roman Age in Southern Europe and parts of the Mediterranean region, including in Turkish culture.... apparently
I love when you do these art history videos, i can see how much passion you have for it and i love learning from you. i can't wait for the next one
I've never had chills like the ones I got when watching this video. Brittany is just so unsurprisingly brilliant and she makes even such a dark concept engaging.
Is anyone else seeing nuns in the paintings based on the clothing and not witches?
i would honestly love for brittany to be my history teacher. the way how she explains things and is funny also, makes me feel amazing and excited to learn more about this
Please make more of these I loved this!!
Thank you so much for doing another one of these! I really wish you would make this a weekly thing.
Thank you for not abandoning the art history videos!!! Love it 👏👏👏
You mentioned the word "Akelarre" which is indeed a basque word and not catalan. Basque is a language spoken in some parts of the north of Spain. It is an official language (stated by our Constitution) as well as catalan or galician.
Loved the videoooo Brittany I can't get over your spanish accent it's so good!!!
Please make more of these! it was a blast watching this and so interesting!
i loveddd this video!!! i really hope you get to do more similar to this!! thank you sm Brittany ♥️♥️
Please continue to make more Brittany!! I could listen to you talk about art for hours ♥️ you talk about it in a way that’s so interesting & easy to understand without straying from the topic matter!! I dropped out of college a few years ago (I was an art major) & you’ve inspired me to do some research on art history tonight just for fun!!
Please never stop making these videos. I’ve never been so interested in history before but the way you talk about it and sprinkle humour throughout it always keeps me engaged and excited. Love you Brittany!
Please do more of these!! I’m so mesmerized by all this information. And I need to know more.
i loved this
As an artist I loveeeee hearing Brittany talk about art, it’s so entertaining. The sublime and macabre have always fascinated me, loved this video
as much as I enjoy channels dedicated to art history like the ones you mentioned, I miss the conversational aspect of being in a class or talking with friends. When you add your own perspective to these explanations I think it brings that feeling of collaboration, and I imagine makes it easier for people who don't much care for art history to understand and relate more to the works and artists. Keep doin' you because you're killing it.
please make more!! this made me so interested about a topic I would've never thought to be intrigued on!! loved it
This was great i need more of this! Love how passionate you are with this!
YES FART HISTORY!!! LET’S GET GASSY!!! 👻
YOU TALKING ABOUT ART IS MY FAVORITE !!! SOOOOOO GLAD TO SEE THIS !! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
i absolutely loved this, PLEASE do it again soon!!!!!
alright i could watch you talk about art history all the time. these videos are so fascinating and i learn so much
YESSSSS FART HISTORYYYYYY IS BACK THE ART DEPARTMENT AT BROSKI NATION IS REJOICING