The Genius of Andrea Mantegna

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Curator Keith Christiansen leads this exploration of the work of the Renaissance artist Andrea Mantegna (ca. 1431 - 1506), the defining painter of fifteenth-century Italy, whose qualities of mind and artistic talent transformed his paintings into profound meditations on the very nature of art.

[@Sparafucile22]

I love Mantegna. Thanks for posting these great lectures.

[@carlalord8420]

Splendidly observed and analyzed. First rate art history

[@nebulonicon]

This was a wise, incisive presentation, which somehow managed to expand my awe of Mantegna. Bravo.

[@lastredrose]

I'v just see mantegna' s : The triomph of Ceasar in Hampton court last week. Very touching !
I would like to learn more about him and his works
Thank you so much for sharing the lecture!

[@alexandrufilip2862]

I remember being in France and caching en exhibition with some of Mantegna's drawings...really inspired me. After Albrecht Durer is second best in my top^^

[@snoopyismydog5695]

i got goosebumps from your defense, awesome

[@thomasana1]

Thank you for sharing!

[@doitlikemasteryoda]

thank you so much for this! It's a great lecture!

[@Iamsegesest]

wonderful!

[@stfnfaoro]

Thanks a lot for posting this.

[@93MrLord]

great video

[@savannahmontegna6756]

I always wondered where my artistic ability came from, it’s Andrea! My very late relative !

[@cenobiofernandez6443]

Extraordinario no lo conocía cuánta razón al llamarlo GENIO

[@Resoses]

thanks for posting bruh.

[@adamjameshumphreys5298]

gr8 vid

[@peterleitner1921]

johannes

[@peterleitner1921]

lukas rossi

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

Carlo Crivelli, Mantegna, Blake, Moreau et al all bow beneath Bosch