I lived in Boston for two years, just a 3 minute walk from the MFA. I saw these Rembrandts. I'm not entirely sure what's more impressive; the original detail or Macbeth's work!
Rest assured: nobody in Venice keeps anything on the ground floor that can be damaged. They flood every year and are used to it. It's just worse than usual right now.
Yes when I was originally commenting , I knew very well I was looking at a vid about Venice Italy . Obviously when I saw that question later I didn't even know it was with THIS vid and I thought it was one was a statement from another vid ... that is why I wanted to know what they meant .
@@timmmahhhh no no no I got confused for whatever reason and thought I was responding to a different vid. But anyway there wouldn't be any Mission churches in America that would be 1500 years old... remember Columbus didn't come to America till 1492 . That means they would have had to have come to America around the year 500 a.d . In order for it to be 1500 years old .
@@gardensofthegods got it, and I confused your 1500 years old with 1500 CE. My bad! Also Saint Augustine FL I see was founded 1565 but I'm not seeing any buildings older than the 1700's.
Some art is what Rap is to music. I mean could easily spend a day in my studio and create art like the crap that sells for hundreds of thousands of dollars lol.
It's 2019 and we can't figure out on how to transport excess water from say Venice to literally anywhere in Africa? Srsly disappointing. So much for progress.
If Venice was actually a normal town maybe they could divert the water... but Venice itself has always been ON the water literally.. and I do not mean that it is a coastal town. Over a half million trees were cut down so that they could build buildings on top of those logs which are like the logs that hold up piers .... so the seas are slowly Rising.... I did see something on National Geographic years ago about that and it was on RUclips... this is not like the Thames River in London where they built floodgates . Venice is actually built ON TOP OF THE WATER and back when they built it hundreds of years ago they never could have perceived the Seas slowly Rising . Plus I cannot recall if the National Geographic piece did or did not state that it is slowly sinking at the same time ? I can't recall . But it is really truly a shame about Venice . I would imagine they must have a problem with mold each year after those buildings are flooded . More and more families have moved out over the decades . Who can blame them . It is heartbreaking to see that place when it's flooded .
You did great job lady ,You are amazing .
I love art
I would hope that my creations will be given at least an once of the care and respect that these artists are, and rightly so.
I lived in Boston for two years, just a 3 minute walk from the MFA. I saw these Rembrandts. I'm not entirely sure what's more impressive; the original detail or Macbeth's work!
I like this Segment
I love what they’re doing.
Great segment 🎨
To do nothing is to let it degrade. To do as little as possible is the art.
Enjoyed. Thank you.
You need to do a piece on Baumgartner Restoration out of Chicago IL. He is a genius and a top flight art restorer.
GREAT ART 🖼👀
Entire show Sunday was on point: le Carre, David Sibley, art restoration, Rener Powell.
Rest assured: nobody in Venice keeps anything on the ground floor that can be damaged. They flood every year and are used to it. It's just worse than usual right now.
They said it would eventually would go under water!! Very scary!
All I see is Scarlett Johansson at 2:28
Those beautiful buildings are Treasures... and they won't be able to save them . ..very tragic .
@leicanoct what buildings in America have 1500 year old foundations
@@gardensofthegods Venice Italy has plenty. Venice Florida or California none I know of unless there is a Spanish Mission church I'm overlooking.
Yes when I was originally commenting , I knew very well I was looking at a vid about Venice Italy .
Obviously when I saw that question later I didn't even know it was with THIS vid and I thought it was one was a statement from another vid ... that is why I wanted to know what they meant .
@@timmmahhhh no no no I got confused for whatever reason and thought I was responding to a different vid. But anyway there wouldn't be any Mission churches in America that would be 1500 years old... remember Columbus didn't come to America till 1492 . That means they would have had to have come to America around the year 500 a.d . In order for it to be 1500 years old .
@@gardensofthegods got it, and I confused your 1500 years old with 1500 CE. My bad! Also Saint Augustine FL I see was founded 1565 but I'm not seeing any buildings older than the 1700's.
It looks to me they're just smearing spit all over priceless paintings
Cash is King trucking
Spit is better than benzine. That’s what they once used.
I like to traveling for visa soon.
Some art is what Rap is to music. I mean could easily spend a day in my studio and create art like the crap that sells for hundreds of thousands of dollars lol.
It's 2019 and we can't figure out on how to transport excess water from say Venice to literally anywhere in Africa? Srsly disappointing. So much for progress.
that's now how water works
If Venice was actually a normal town maybe they could divert the water... but Venice itself has always been ON the water literally.. and I do not mean that it is a coastal town. Over a half million trees were cut down so that they could build buildings on top of those logs which are like the logs that hold up piers .... so the seas are slowly Rising.... I did see something on National Geographic years ago about that and it was on RUclips... this is not like the Thames River in London where they built floodgates . Venice is actually built ON TOP OF THE WATER and back when they built it hundreds of years ago they never could have perceived the Seas slowly Rising . Plus I cannot recall if the National Geographic piece did or did not state that it is slowly sinking at the same time ? I can't recall . But it is really truly a shame about Venice . I would imagine they must have a problem with mold each year after those buildings are flooded . More and more families have moved out over the decades . Who can blame them . It is heartbreaking to see that place when it's flooded .
@@gardensofthegods all true.