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A master artist and his excellent paintings.

A master artist and his excellent paintings.

Great great artist.

Could you write the names of the paintings please

Hello, what is the name of the 2 painting on the video, I can’t find it anywhere? Thank you

to move the brush in such a way , and walk away again, and again , touch this look , touch that, walk away and look , patience

Salamat po happy and joyful artist from the Philippines NicanoR

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Thanks so much...especially for a chance to view some seldom-seen Sargent portraits. I appreciate the detail in close-ups...how masterfully Sargent could create a portrait with such great likeness, and yet these paintings show a broad and simple application of paint. Pure magic!

Funny because the first image is actually not made by Gerard Dou himself.

Vers 18:30, on peut admirer un portrait de François Langlois jouant d'une musette de cour équipée d'un soufflet et d'une souche de bourdons ; ce tableau a été peint aux alentours de 1637.

Great job with this. Bellotto is one of my favorites.

17:26 there in the background looks like a horror film horse or my imagination runs wild.

Beautiful ! But it's stupid that some paintings are shown several times...

An excellent artist, often derided by the ’art world’.

BRAVO...!!!

I want to get a tattoo of his Diogenes

the sea and the paintings are not violent. the sea is a hostile environment to humans, same as the night or dark. many creatures flourish there, same as we do on the land and in the day time. the paintings reflect truth, these paintings reflect truth where most cultivate it to be what they want to see. to turn wild nature into an English country garden

Excellent!!!

Excellent

Picasso is so far beyond genius, it's completely incomprehensible to me lol. Someone like him who draws and paints from birth, all day everyday, with complete passion and love, for his entire life until the hour of his death, it's impossible for anyone to catch up to him!! you'd need multiple lifetimes! thank god he lived as long as he did, imagining if he died in his 20's or 30's like mozart...

THANKS for the silence as we can more fully focus on what we should.

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beautiful, thank you

Ilya Repin's style is rather like a more serious Russian version of Norman Rockwell. I mean that as a good compliment. Great drawing, difficult compositions with so many people to include. Ilya captures the expressions, the characters and the mood of the moment with the feeling that we are there sharing the experience. Thank you Master Painters for introducing Ilya's work to us.

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🤔 It wouldn't hurt to give a brief explanation of the paintings!

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Reynolds è un grande ritrattista ma fuori dal suo genere annaspa. Batoni è grande sia nel ritratto sia nelle pale d'altare, nelle scene religiose, bibliche, mitologiche ecc. Inoltre Reynolds anche come ritrattista gli deve molto.

I always felt like you could take any of his paintings, cut them up into 20 segments, and display those as abstract art pieces of their own. 😁

Fantastic painter.

Really great painter.

Thank you. An absolute master of alchemy. His feeling and emotion created with his hands and heart. The endless experimentation. Nothing out of bounds. Like you can feel him there.

*Thanks*

Super animal and horse paintings, he really understood their anatomy. Great presentation, thank you

Great channel !

5:49 | Portrait of a Roman Lady (La Nanna), by Frederic Leighton Did you know? In the 2003 film, "The Haunted Mansion" (based on the Disney Theme Park Attraction), the portrait of a Roman Lady (Anna "Nanna" Risi) becomes Medusa's gorgon form, with Caravaggio's depiction of the severed head of "Medusa" on the shield. As shown on the DVD Menu, the portrait of Anna Risi appears in the main "Set Up" section where she transformed.

One of my favourite painters, wonderful understatement and honesty. Learning from him how to keep confidence in the essentials. Wonderful.

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Absolutly superb/wonderful! Many thanks for sharing it!

All with one eye!!!! Thank you for this excellent compilation!

No sound, great painter.

" The unknown woman, whose exquisite clothing suggests that she might come from France..." She is the grand daughter of John Talbot, first earl of Shrewsbury. She was invited with her sister Anne to the marriage of Charles the Bold near Bruges, with the sister of Edward IV. Petrus christus gives us the name of the young lady in her collar: Margareth... Thank you to offer us this homage of one of the most spiritual painter of his time.

More comments of gratitude here, please... THANK YOU

The student is even better than his teacher. Both Masters. For me personal is Sargent the Master of masters

This appreciation of Corot's later figurative work is exceptional because he is primarily associated with landscape painting. It is said he befriended Berthe Morisot and in these tonal paintings of women this influence shines through. There is a profound relationship to that world of women and tenderness that is associated with female artists (which is unusual for an artist who refused to become married). His name sadly will always be linked to that of the Barbizon school of landscape plein air painting, and not with this rather tender tribute to the female sex!

Superb animal paintings,which give you the feeling of actually being there. Very well presented thank you

Wonderful! Thank you thank you!

What a talented young man. I was saddened to see that he died so young.