We're so pleased you're showing our videos to your students! We hope they were inspired by them and it opened up further discourse. Hopefully many of our future films will also prove useful! Very best to you all, the HENI Talks team.
As usual, I'd like to thank Heni Talks for their highly educational Videos and in particular, I'd like to express my gratitude to the Senior Curator at the National Galleries of Scotland, Francis Fowle, for her amazingly interesting description of Van Gogh's formidable painting and for the brilliant summary she made of his life story.
Thank you for this. I love her enthusiasm but I don't agree that just by looking at his painting/s you can say 'you can see he was feeling...' - it's only because we know (read?) he was suffering and in an asylum, you can't see that in the painting, well I can't - I just think they're wonderfully expressive with amazing colours and movement. But I've got a brain injury and am not an expert...
Great video!
Waaaw, what a series of absolutely stunning paintings
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This is great to show students in art class. We just did a project about his Olive trees!
We're so pleased you're showing our videos to your students! We hope they were inspired by them and it opened up further discourse. Hopefully many of our future films will also prove useful!
Very best to you all, the HENI Talks team.
THATS WHAT WHERE DOIN
love "the sower" not seen it before,thankyou.
I love Vincent’s composition here! One of a kind ! Also the joy he took in his colors!
We couldn't agree more with you Carolyn, thanks for watching!
As usual, I'd like to thank Heni Talks for their highly educational Videos and in particular, I'd like to express my gratitude to the Senior Curator at the National Galleries of Scotland, Francis Fowle, for her amazingly interesting description of Van Gogh's formidable painting and for the brilliant summary she made of his life story.
As ever, thank you for your kind words Mia!
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Your enthusiasm knows no bounds! We really appreciate your support.
@@HENITalks , you've made my day, thanks again !
thanks
Thank you for this. I love her enthusiasm but I don't agree that just by looking at his painting/s you can say 'you can see he was feeling...' - it's only because we know (read?) he was suffering and in an asylum, you can't see that in the painting, well I can't - I just think they're wonderfully expressive with amazing colours and movement. But I've got a brain injury and am not an expert...
We totally agree, Jenny - his use of colour is tremendous, and it's true that one can read these works through many lenses.