Hola cordiales saludos excelente y Genial hablar de Arte . está obra de papá lautille en cartón fuchi importado de la India . Jue hecha original por Manet . Está en mi poder . colección de latino . Jacobo Hernández desde Colombia actualmente dueño de está Acuarela . escuchó oferta
I don’t think derivative is quite right. Manet was very free with his influences, he was like a sponge. This made the Manet style very original, not caring at all for the Academy orthodoxy of the day. Being critical of his compositional failures is a category mistake. He never attempted to be a formal painter. You make some good points. Thanks for posting the video.
One could almost call it pre-postmodern in its profusion of creative reappropriations, though to be fair postmodernity can't claim to have invented such a thing so much as metastasised it.
Hola cordiales saludos la obra con papá lautille .está en un museo .acaso no será una reproducción . Cómo lo hicieron con el chico de Rojo . .y eso violando los derechos de la pintura del chico .la de Manet en. Está hecha con cartón fuchi importado de la India . .y no es un lienzo como lo muestra el museo . Y está disponible A privados oh museos oferten por la . Acuarela de Manet con papá lautille colección de latino América Jacobo Hernández desde Colombia
Saw his painting in DC. His badly measured and badly proportioned figures look odd and create an unbalanced composition. I wonder if he had no proper academic training or just didn't care about how big or small the figures should be compare to each other. Not my favorite artist and probably rather overrated.
He had many years of training and also spent hours copying the old masters in the Louvre, but literal realism was never his thing. Mysterious juxtapositions of people in space with no narrative logic, painted in flat colours that push the subject right up close to the picture plane. Manet was about feel, not fidelity.
@@1776Based The Renaissance was a finite period. As Joni Mitchel said.... "On her recording Miles of Aisles, Joni Mitchell famously proclaimed, “That's one thing that's always, like, been a difference between, like, the performing arts, and being a painter, you know. A painter does a painting, and he paints it, and that's it, you know. He has the joy of creating it, it hangs on a wall, and somebody buys it, and maybe somebody buys it again, or maybe nobody buys it and it sits up in a loft somewhere until he dies. But he never, you know, nobody ever, nobody ever said to Van Gogh, 'Paint a Starry Night again, man!' You know? He painted it and that was it”. Art can't stay stagnant, it has to move on, whether in Song or in Painting, of which Joni was involved in both forms. Feel free, of course, to comment as you see fit, but don't expect to go unchallenged when you say something so foolish!!
Wonderful, fantastic. I am a new subscriber. I really enjoy this style of sharing art and information. Thank you for your thoughts and commentary.
Glad you enjoyed it, Paul. Very gratifying to read your comments. Thanks.
Thank you for this lecture. Amazing content. Greetings from Ecuador.
Very informative Nigel! Please do a documentary on Renoir. Thank you.
Hola cordiales saludos . está obra con papá lautille .fue coreada ..fue una toma de mi cuadró cómo es qué udtedes la exponen felicidades
great channel -- will promote in my art groups.
Thanks you, Rupali. That's very kind of you.
Excellent! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it, Many thanks for your expressing your appreciation.
@@NigelHumphreysonzoom ------------------------ Yes....I will check out your other posts,
Hola cordiales saludos excelente y Genial hablar de Arte . está obra de papá lautille en cartón fuchi importado de la India . Jue hecha original por Manet . Está en mi poder . colección de latino . Jacobo Hernández desde Colombia actualmente dueño de está Acuarela . escuchó oferta
I don’t think derivative is quite right. Manet was very free with his influences, he was like a sponge. This made the Manet style very original, not caring at all for the Academy orthodoxy of the day. Being critical of his compositional failures is a category mistake. He never attempted to be a formal painter. You make some good points. Thanks for posting the video.
Thank you for your observations and useful perspective on Manet.
One could almost call it pre-postmodern in its profusion of creative reappropriations, though to be fair postmodernity can't claim to have invented such a thing so much as metastasised it.
Hola cordiales saludos .por eso son tan lisas . Porque son Acuarelas .hechas en cartón fuchi . Ya se sabe la verdad sobre ésto felicidades
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Hola cordiales saludos la obra con papá lautille .está en un museo .acaso no será una reproducción . Cómo lo hicieron con el chico de Rojo . .y eso violando los derechos de la pintura del chico .la de Manet en. Está hecha con cartón fuchi importado de la India . .y no es un lienzo como lo muestra el museo . Y está disponible A privados oh museos oferten por la . Acuarela de Manet con papá lautille colección de latino América Jacobo Hernández desde Colombia
Saw his painting in DC. His badly measured and badly proportioned figures look odd and create an unbalanced composition. I wonder if he had no proper academic training or just didn't care about how big or small the figures should be compare to each other.
Not my favorite artist and probably rather overrated.
He had many years of training and also spent hours copying the old masters in the Louvre, but literal realism was never his thing. Mysterious juxtapositions of people in space with no narrative logic, painted in flat colours that push the subject right up close to the picture plane. Manet was about feel, not fidelity.
I agree, no comparison with the greats of the Renaissance. Where impressionism starts, art takes a crap. lol
@@1776Based The Renaissance was a finite period. As Joni Mitchel said....
"On her recording Miles of Aisles, Joni Mitchell famously proclaimed, “That's one thing that's always, like, been a difference between, like, the performing arts, and being a painter, you know. A painter does a painting, and he paints it, and that's it, you know. He has the joy of creating it, it hangs on a wall, and somebody buys it, and maybe somebody buys it again, or maybe nobody buys it and it sits up in a loft somewhere until he dies. But he never, you know, nobody ever, nobody ever said to Van Gogh, 'Paint a Starry Night again, man!' You know? He painted it and that was it”.
Art can't stay stagnant, it has to move on, whether in Song or in Painting, of which Joni was involved in both forms. Feel free, of course, to comment as you see fit, but don't expect to go unchallenged when you say something so foolish!!