Thank you sincerely for the captivating art video tours and insights into the Met collection. This holds great significance for those unable to physically visit the Met. Eagerly anticipating more virtual art tours in the future.
Please remove all the art done by white males or produced under the patronage of a colonial power. Your museum will be empty and of no interest to anyone. If you aren't willing to do that then SHUT UP WITH THE WOKE POISON designed to make people hate each other. Your woke views are nothing more than racism.
I went through these galleries yesterday and was mesmerized. The Met curatorial staff did an excellent job at redefining how these beautiful paintings can look separate or collectively.
This was interesting to watch with my morning coffee. Thank you. Love The Met's RUclips channel. I hope to visit New York again in the future while this curation is still being exhibited.
Outstanding video beautifully rendered with valuable insights into how the restored galleries were thoughtfully displayed. With these insights in mind, I’ll be returning to the Met next week to experience the art in the provided context. Thx!
This is an impressive thing you have done here. Both with the gallery and also with the video production. Who would not be proud to be part of the org that constructed these things? You are doing justice to the art and to the artists. Not easy to do.
What an overwhelmingly abundant exploration and exposition of many of the finest expressions of human nature's quest for deeper understandings of why beauty is, indeed, deeply and meaningfully beautiful! Words could never fully express my, and many others' I'm guessing, gratitude for this life enhancing video view into a remarkable treasure of truly unparalleled treasures!
It looks like a wonderful renovation and re-organizing of the works- I'm looking forward to seeing it. The tour with the curators was also a journey through the recent history of vocal expression- certain stylistic mannerisms are notable. Just more fascination.
Thanks for a beautifully curated tour of paintings in the Met - always too short and we could have lingered longer at so many of the paintings visited, but such a delight in any case. I must rush back to my nearest Gallery in the meantime. 🤗
❤ Какие чистые лица на картинах и подобрано бесподобное письмо на любом произведении искусства мастеров этих ШЕДЕВРОВ. Моя душа трепещет от такой ДЛЯ Парадиза новизны. Это чудо что то. Спасибо большое за информацию о вашем решении показать данные шедевры.
Gracias por este vídeo. Me gustaría mucho que activasen ustedes los subtitulos también en español para quienes admiramos el Arte pero no dominamos el idioma. Nosotros este próximo mes de agosto vamos a NY y estamos emocionados de poder ir de nuevo a visitar este maravilloso Museo. Me encantará pasar muchas horas viendo todas estas obras de arte. Un saludo desde España.
I was really interested BUT the vocal frying was painful. I tried using speakers instead of earpods , but it was just too much distracting vocal clicks and croaks. In the end, I read the subtitles and listened to Vivaldi.
I agree. We swtched the sound off, and read the subtitles. The fast cutting at the beginning was also difficult to watch. We are not in the USA and will never get to the Met; they should realise these videos are more than just promos - which is what this felt like. We did not finish watching it - though have enjoyed others of their progs.
Most import art exhibition, a retrospective on art history. Should be obligatory for any art student. The job to get that all together at the Met is huge. I wished I could say to be content to see my paintings hanging, but i can't.
I was just wondering if the material is almost 300-700 years old. How come it doesn't break down? I understand the technology we have today, but what about the hundreds of years of not having the technology to help the material, including the wood and canvas the art is on.
I started to watch this, but I'm one of those people that likes to take them in & spend a little more time with each painting. You went by each painting so fast that I gave up watching.
The wall colors are too much. ... the Curators speak Valley Girl lingo and accent, "destination pictures, architectural interventions? AND these valley kids painted the solid old Mead, aged OAK wood work ! Decorators not scholar. Wonder who they slept with to get the iob
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Thank you sincerely for the captivating art video tours and insights into the Met collection. This holds great significance for those unable to physically visit the Met. Eagerly anticipating more virtual art tours in the future.
Thanks for watching!
Woke contamination😢
Please remove all the art done by white males or produced under the patronage of a colonial power. Your museum will be empty and of no interest to anyone. If you aren't willing to do that then SHUT UP WITH THE WOKE POISON designed to make people hate each other. Your woke views are nothing more than racism.
How amazing it must be to be able to walk through these galleries without the crowds.
or the party narrative...
I went last week. It’s been years. Whoever is behind grouping and hanging the collection is a gift to curating. Take notes people.
Lovely. I miss living in NYC. The Met is the most wonderful museum
Yes, who has lived in NYC and been to the Met many times. How can not one miss going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art?
🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎶🎵🎶
Who would not miss living in New York City Metropolitan Musem? I often went there and took family members in the 80s when I lived there.
I went through these galleries yesterday and was mesmerized. The Met curatorial staff did an excellent job at redefining how these beautiful paintings can look separate or collectively.
Yes, decoratively .not scholarly
Thanks to the curators ❣️ A wonderful stroll thru the galleries- I miss the Met and this helps bring it alive for me🥰
This was interesting to watch with my morning coffee. Thank you. Love The Met's RUclips channel. I hope to visit New York again in the future while this curation is still being exhibited.
Looking and listening to the curators about the works at the MET is more than a gift.
Fabulous! Many thanks to The Met.
Wow!! What an incredible chance to experience these magnificent artworks!! Thanks to The Met!!
Outstanding video beautifully rendered with valuable insights into how the restored galleries were thoughtfully displayed. With these insights in mind, I’ll be returning to the Met next week to experience the art in the provided context. Thx!
Thanks for such a wonderful tour. It makes me want to travel to New York again and spend my days in the Met. Well done !
Thank you!
Wonderful! I lived in Manhattan for 10 years and I miss the Met like I miss friends. I look forward to returning.
So nicely done, thanks for the tour.
This is an impressive thing you have done here.
Both with the gallery and also with the video production.
Who would not be proud to be part of the org that constructed these things?
You are doing justice to the art and to the artists.
Not easy to do.
Thank you!
The Met collection of Masterpiece and curators are fantastic! My favorite museum in town. Thanks for the light of art!
Every time I visit the Met, this is always my favourite exhibition. The grand scale of some of these paintings are unspeakably impressive
Thank you, Metropolitan Musuem of Art 🎨 and curators. I often went there in the 80s and took family members when they came and friends.🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎵🎶🎨
Those Art paintings are really special and creative
A wonderful tour that gives a sense of being right there at the Met. Inspiring to make a journey to revisit this monumental and once familiar museum.
What an overwhelmingly abundant exploration and exposition of many of the finest expressions of human nature's quest for deeper understandings of why beauty is, indeed, deeply and meaningfully beautiful! Words could never fully express my, and many others' I'm guessing, gratitude for this life enhancing video view into a remarkable treasure of truly unparalleled treasures!
This was wonderful! I visited the Met once on an amazing trip to NYC from Australia. Wish it was closer. Thank you for a thought provoking tour.
Absolutely love this video, the commentary and the paintings 😌
감동적인 방송 고맙습니다 덕분에 미술 공부했습니다
Very refreshing . Brings back a lot of memories when I attended Art school yearsss ago
It looks like a wonderful renovation and re-organizing of the works- I'm looking forward to seeing it. The tour with the curators was also a journey through the recent history of vocal expression- certain stylistic mannerisms are notable. Just more fascination.
Thank you . An amazing exhibition. Brogel’s, El Greco, Velasquez, Bronzino, works from the 18th century. All the sales are sensational!
Bravo et merci pour ce merveilleux musée que j'ai eu la chance de visiter cette année
Most excellent!! Thank you, from afar.
Loved your outreach, news and the tour. Looking forward to my next visit! TY
Can someone help me with the name of the portrait at 6:58 it's truly beautiful.
Wonderful truly great paintings love this !
Una mostra straordinaria,complimenti!
I'd love to be surrounded with such beautiful things.
This was incredible!
With all of these illusion pop-up museums in NYC, there is only one Met, a true masterpiece, and the ultimate best MUSEUM to see in NYC!!! 👌
Thank you! A wonderful and insightful video that I will share with others.
A great channel about painting 👍👍👍
This is really the best collection in the world ❤
The one who sounds like she’s about to cry, somebody give that poor girl a hug 😅
Great job, thank you 😍
Lindas pinturas parabéns felicidades. Inspiração para todos nós artistas plásticos.
What a great video. Thanks so much, it's been more than a year since I roamed those halls.
It is a privilege that technology allows us the opportunity to see the artworks of Masters in the last centuries. Thank you so much!
Excellent.
Thanks for a beautifully curated tour of paintings in the Met - always too short and we could have lingered longer at so many of the paintings visited, but such a delight in any case. I must rush back to my nearest Gallery in the meantime. 🤗
Amazing, thank you!
Excelente!!!
Beautiful creatures
Greatful so wonderful I adore art this is real talent passion love beauty truth how blessed thank you ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Wonderful amazing video! I am blessed to live in Brooklyn and to be a member of this magnificent museum…and to have the ability to visit often, 🙂❤🙏🏼⭐
❤ Какие чистые лица на картинах и подобрано бесподобное письмо на любом произведении искусства мастеров этих ШЕДЕВРОВ. Моя душа трепещет от такой ДЛЯ Парадиза новизны. Это чудо что то. Спасибо большое за информацию о вашем решении показать данные шедевры.
Wish to spend more time with the classical works,with more detailed informations ❤❤❤Artist Francis Antony Kodankandath from Kerala, India ❤
Whenever you encounter 'difficult history', remember that it was back then but now is now and different.
Thank U so much 👍👍❤❤🙏🙏🌹🌹
Magnificent video recording.
🕊🌹🌹🌹❤🕊
Happy to know this section has been reopened! Sad it wasn’t before, I was there in September
'The Mediterranean' includes so many cultural influences it's fun to study. 👍
WOW I will come back.
Magnífico.
This is great
Amazing
미술관 최고입니다
문화유산 문화예술의 힘
인류의 최고 선물입니다
👌
The best Museum.
Спасибо❤
I grew up with this all over my walls. A hundred old paintings, centuries old. I wonder if that happens anymore.
Please name of the painting of the guitarrist in 32:08
Léon Pallière (1787-1820) in His Room at the Villa Medici, Rome by Jean Alaux. Learn more here: www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/438545
like a classic
real art you can see what it is.
..........
Thank you
Siyabonga
Gracias por este vídeo. Me gustaría mucho que activasen ustedes los subtitulos también en español para quienes admiramos el Arte pero no dominamos el idioma. Nosotros este próximo mes de agosto vamos a NY y estamos emocionados de poder ir de nuevo a visitar este maravilloso Museo. Me encantará pasar muchas horas viendo todas estas obras de arte. Un saludo desde España.
😊❤ Thanks and A marvellous exhibition 👍✌️Awesame job MAT 💯🎯 Enjoyed it 🌹💐🥂🗽🌎🇺🇸
家に居ながらにして、名画鑑賞ができることに深謝申し上げます。幸せです。
英語の勉強にもなります。2024.2.1
very interesting
Third Comment. Haven't watched this because I have a final exam but I will watch it tomarrow !!! Can't wait lol.
I have one of the Cuzco School paintings.
I was really interested BUT the vocal frying was painful.
I tried using speakers instead of earpods , but it was just too much distracting vocal clicks and croaks.
In the end, I read the subtitles and listened to Vivaldi.
I agree. We swtched the sound off, and read the subtitles. The fast cutting at the beginning was also difficult to watch. We are not in the USA and will never get to the Met; they should realise these videos are more than just promos - which is what this felt like. We did not finish watching it - though have enjoyed others of their progs.
장비를 갖추세요..4K 장비로 촬영하면 세계적인 방송이 되겠어요 좋은 방송 고맙습니다
Most import art exhibition, a retrospective on art history. Should be obligatory for any art student. The job to get that all together at the Met is huge. I wished I could say to be content to see my paintings hanging, but i can't.
it will be great to have an episode about the art of Mesopotamia
Anyone knows who's the painter displayed at 28:18?
This painting is by Carle Vernet
@@helenmelton thank you!
6:11 some said Ducci has traveled to Constantinopole ,for to learn the caft of paintng
I was just wondering if the material is almost 300-700 years old. How come it doesn't break down? I understand the technology we have today, but what about the hundreds of years of not having the technology to help the material, including the wood and canvas the art is on.
It does break down. These are restored every 50 years or so by experts. Also the museums are climate controlled.
Very refreshing ❤. Brings back a lot of memories when I attended Art school yearsss ago😊
❤❤❤❤
It belongs in europe
I started to watch this, but I'm one of those people that likes to take them in & spend a little more time with each painting. You went by each painting so fast that I gave up watching.
😘🙏💝🖼️🖌️🎨 * I'm Rob Cesá a n Arts Collector from New York..I Love Arts , painting...ALL..👌🥰💐🖼️🖌️🎨
18:57. 규현님과 마주보고 남색옷 입고 부엌느낌 공간에 아주 좁은 식탁에 박형식 님 머리를. 쓰담쓰담 해주는데 느낌 안 느껴지는데 그걸 본..회색옷 입은. 어떤 외국? 여자아줌마가..표정이..악! 소리나는? 사탄이 화내는 듯한 표정으로..나를 쳐다만 봤는데..깼었음. 마치..네가 이걸 만지면 안된다고 화내는 느낌의 얼굴인데 꿈이지만 언어는 안느껴지는..그나저나 박형식 님은..엉덩이 들이밀며 내 자리에 앉으려함..유딩 마인드 태도? 막내잉가봉가..그걸 그림으로. 표현해도 작품일듯..
Oh my the vocal fry. Otherwise excellent.
Which one is the offender?
@ilonacohen7196 Valley Girl is like: "We’re... like... way ahead of the linguistic currrrve!" Rasp. 😂
All of them...
I'LL WAIT TIL THE BOOK COMES OUT !!!!!!!!!
❤ 🇧🇷
I guess 'a pool of ideas' is a better way to describe it.
Where is this place?
Great content, but that raspy vocal fry! Valley Girl is like: "We’re... like... way ahead of the linguistic currrrve!" 😂 Please!!
Art is best slow not 50 pics a minute
🙂👍🏻🇸🇪
"destination pictures"
The wall colors are too much. ... the Curators speak Valley Girl lingo and accent, "destination pictures, architectural interventions? AND these valley kids painted the solid old Mead, aged OAK wood work ! Decorators not scholar. Wonder who they slept with to get the iob
So woke !