Cocktails with a Curator: Veronese's "Choice Between Virtue and Vice"
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- In this week’s episode of “Cocktails with a Curator,” decipher the significance of the many fascinating elements that compose the other large allegorical painting by Paolo Veronese at the Frick, “Choice Between Virtue and Vice,” with Deputy Director and Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator Xavier F. Salomon. The program is paired with a Negroni Sbagliato, a twist on the cocktail from last week’s episode. Leave a comment below with your favorite detail!
To see this painting in detail, please visit our website: collections.frick.org/objects...
Absolutely magisterial exposition of the works.
Please bring back the Cocktail series, and with it a sense of freedom and humour that these puritanical, self-flagellatory times seem to forbid.
Thank you! 400+ years later the painting has such vivid colors, it looks so very clean and in great condition. Always an immense pleasure to see these episodes.
Detail, detail, always in the detail. Such violence in such a beautiful-looking painting!
Thank You, I have spent many hours at the Frick and these programs deepen my appreciation and understanding of the art in this great museum. Mr. Salomon your commentary is truly excellent and I know you put a lot of time and work into your presentation. I truly value these programs!
Thank you Frick and thank you Xavier! just amazing!
I have been drawn to these paintings at the Frick so many time, primarily because of the beautiful, jewel-like color. I never really understood them though, and now, I simply cannot wait to see them again. Such an interesting, insightful analysis. Thank you!
Signore Salomon, thank you very much for sharing your expertise through wonderful and historical explanations about art.
Thank you so much for these wonderful talks. Today I went to the re-opened National Gallery in London. Very emotional moment.
A wonderful way to spend a Friday evening. Thank you ! Happy Friday !
Thank you again for a most interesting and informative talk. Without the explanations the allegorical meanings would have been lost on me. I look forward to these sessions every Friday.
I have never been to NY let alone the Frick, but following these Frick series and when world circumstances change I, will rectify that! Cheers from uk.
36 minutes to the highpoint of each Friday...can't wait!
The riches of the Frick's collection, interpreted by an expert who wears learning lightly...I can't imagine a better way to end the week. And these two Veroneses always draw me back. There's a reason some of the greatest collectors in European history coveted them!
We always love listening to your lessons. Grazie ancora e saluti da Roma
Now out for more ingredients, for my Negroni. Love Veronese. Didn't know white was also worn in mourning. So interesting, and also linking to a tribute portrait posthumously. Lovely depth added to levels of allegory. So grateful for these talks.
Even when that happy day comes and we can return, at last, to the Frick, it would be wonderful if these talks could continue!
Thank you again for this wonderful presentation. I admit to looking forward to it all week. Your in-depth knowledge has shown me a new way to look at these paintings. Learning how to 'unpack' them has been a great experience. Thank you for sharing your joy of art with us.
Thank you the best thing to come out of lockdown together with Sean Carroll.
You realise that its a very moving portrait....
Just great! Thank you very much.
Is there anything more aesthetically pleasing than the opulent color pallet of the Venetian painters? It's in full display in this marvelous piece. Thanks of sharing your knowledge with us. I can't wait until next week!
Ooo ... new subscriber. Thank you for the enlightening and thoroughly enjoyable lesson. Much appreciated.
Superb presentation.
Thank you! A superb presentation.
I am loving these. Thank you.
Thank-you and Always
Thank you. 🇨🇦
Wonderful! Grazie.
So important to keep 🎨 awareness....
Loved how the curator played Sherlock Holmes with this one. Seems very reasonable that it would have been commissioned as a memorial to a young deceased relative of a family.
We surely look forward to all the lectures. Thank you for your generosity in sharing the treasures.
Love this series! Thank you
.
Thanks Mr.Salamon in a way making understand through this painting virtu and honur after death.The coloures used by Veronese i like The too women around the men is exiting and I think and schoul choose he the gteen one.Have a god time
Thank you for this great series.
So interesting~~Thanks!
Next time, could you be so kind as to announce the drink recipe a few days beforehand? I'd love to imbibe along.
Excellent series. Thank you.
I think all the recipes are listed somewhere on RUclips.
Absolutely enjoy these and learn so very much! Bravo!
I buy that interpretation. Cheers.
i wish you'd been one of my art history professors at university!
✨🌼🌞🌼✨✨🇬🇧✨✨beautiful insight thank you..I had a copy of the Hercules painting 🖼 but it was stolen by a ex girlfriend..total Bitch ✨✨🤣🤣🤣✨✨