German Color Theory of 19th Century Romantic Landscape Painting | Demonstration by Boris Koller

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июл 2022
  • In this video you will learn about:
    • How 19th century German painters organized their landscapes
    • Using only two of three pairs of the compensative colors
    • Making the landscape warm near you and cold farther away
    • Red or blood as the color of shadow
    • Mixing color on your canvas (not palette)
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    Featuring Boris Koller & Jan-Ove Tuv
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Комментарии • 17

  • @MesmerNature
    @MesmerNature Год назад +3

    I love this guy! He makes sense to me and I 'see' what Goethe is saying. I must sign up to see the rest xx

  • @gabrielbezerra5013
    @gabrielbezerra5013 2 года назад +6

    what a fun and relaxed class! I loved it ❤️🌺

  • @ccoppola82
    @ccoppola82 2 года назад +2

    This dude is amazing. Love it

  • @jensschettler1732
    @jensschettler1732 Год назад +6

    Of cause , grass is red.... after a lot of absynth everything is red.... or diox violet

    • @hd-xc2lz
      @hd-xc2lz 9 месяцев назад

      Well, one would start with an earth red underpainting, working out all values before going to full palette, and that underpainting would come through strongly in shadows. Was THE approach to landscape up until impressionists. But a cad red (seen here) would never be used for underpainting. This guy is oddly unprepared.

  • @thestaz8564
    @thestaz8564 2 года назад +9

    no more abinsthe for you

  • @zohremeshkini2309
    @zohremeshkini2309 Год назад

    He s so cool and looks like 18century men, but it was so better if it was longer and he explains more with example

  • @2209009pm
    @2209009pm Год назад

    Ah ha.

  • @max-romano-santo
    @max-romano-santo 7 месяцев назад +1

    I understand nothing....

  • @richardalonzo2879
    @richardalonzo2879 11 месяцев назад +4

    WTF ??? You see what you see ?? See this is what chemicals do to the brain , he is so extremely vague..... and obtuse . He can't form a cohesive thought in his head, I feel sorry for the guy listening to this ?? Oh Boy ......

    • @hd-xc2lz
      @hd-xc2lz 9 месяцев назад +1

      A little preparation, one dry run-through, would have gone a long way.

  • @ronaldcadiuex4009
    @ronaldcadiuex4009 2 года назад +1

    Why is he wearing gloves

    • @chrisf.1301
      @chrisf.1301 2 года назад +3

      Possibly to keep any toxic pigments off his skin

    • @jehovahuponyou
      @jehovahuponyou Год назад +2

      @@chrisf.1301
      NOPE, WAY TOO LATE FOR THAT - LMAO!!!!!!!

    • @jensschettler1732
      @jensschettler1732 Год назад +3

      I think he is kind of crazy but sweet somehow.... using diox violet as a "german classical palette... ". What he smoked?

    • @ursulageorgeson7086
      @ursulageorgeson7086 5 месяцев назад

      He's allergic to turps

  • @ChipHolton
    @ChipHolton Месяц назад

    It’s so dark. Instruction is lethargic and boring . Adopting the past is a wonderful thing but this is an act. Just be a copycat.