Covering one of my favorite artists, William Merritt Chase in this medium is very helpful to me, thank you! I love William Merritt Chase's subtlety and yet his vivacious energy, I appreciate Marjorie Shelley pointing this out and other aspects of his art and approach. AA
I have to say that someone giving a "lecture" by reading text is so hard to listen to. Not only is the rhythm lost when one stumbles over the text it's just robotic. When she stops to give a more detailed explanation she's easy to listen to, but then she goes back to the written word. No matter how interesting the material, and this is interesting, to listen to a reader, especially one who isn't a very good reader, which she certainly does fall into this category, it makes a terrible lecture.
@@michaelpoindexter8886 Yes. I don't mind that the 'talk' is read but it should sound more like casual speech than an academic monograph. If it were me, I would have a decent command of the information, then I would chose a theme, select paintings that support that theme, then write out my main points.
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Covering one of my favorite artists, William Merritt Chase in this medium is very helpful to me, thank you! I love William Merritt Chase's subtlety and yet his vivacious energy, I appreciate Marjorie Shelley pointing this out and other aspects of his art and approach. AA
Thank you for this enlightening lecture!
very astute appraisal
I have to say that someone giving a "lecture" by reading text is so hard to listen to. Not only is the rhythm lost when one stumbles over the text it's just robotic. When she stops to give a more detailed explanation she's easy to listen to, but then she goes back to the written word. No matter how interesting the material, and this is interesting, to listen to a reader, especially one who isn't a very good reader, which she certainly does fall into this category, it makes a terrible lecture.
I agree. Although I would much rather listen to someone read their lecture that having to listen to "um" and "okay" and other crutches over and over.
@@michaelpoindexter8886 Yes.
I don't mind that the 'talk' is read but it should sound more like casual speech than an academic monograph.
If it were me, I would have a decent command of the information, then I would chose a theme, select paintings that support that theme, then write out my main points.
lecture is too very remote, like we are in upper balcony against the back wall. get the hairdo,!
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