What great initiatives to make art accessible to the public rather than keeping it in private hands... Congratulations to the sense of responsibility of all these art lovers...Bless
Burne-Jones said I owe everything to Rossetti to give some perspective it was Rossetti who inspired his fellow artists these are not my words but artists at the time.
A wonderful subject matter but poorly shot in places. I can't believe they filmed oil paintings from an angle where reflected light from the glass frames ruined the image being shown, eg. at 14:30, 16:16 and 16:26. Quite a basic error that an amateur might be expected to make!
Shame the film makers didnt have enough clout/capacity to film the works without glare from the glass. Shame on the exhibitors for not allowing/ensuring these “forgotten” works be filmed at their best.
Do not ever listen to someone who wants to explaine a particular time in art,you should always experience what that art does to you and your experience that comes about during your time observing it.
Art documentary commentators are absurd.... how can they interpret "The Widow's Prayer" with a sense of optimism?! Seriously?! That is exactly the opposite of the meaning of the painting. I am sick to death of art commentary. I am done with art docs. Pathetic, stuffy know nothing art critics ruin the experience.
What great initiatives to make art accessible to the public rather than keeping it in private hands...
Congratulations to the sense of responsibility of all these art lovers...Bless
Gorgeous works in a sumptuous locale, with so many skilled people involved through tracts of time - bless...💐
These works are very much coming back into fashion. I’m here for it.
The PRB...my favorite genre! Thank you for this❤!
Another wonderful and interesting documentary - thank you so much
Wonderful to see this!
Very nice. 🎨🖌
Fantastic!! Thanks
Burne-Jones said I owe everything to Rossetti to give some perspective it was Rossetti who inspired his fellow artists these are not my words but artists at the time.
A wonderful subject matter but poorly shot in places.
I can't believe they filmed oil paintings from an angle where reflected light from the glass frames ruined the image being shown, eg. at 14:30, 16:16 and 16:26. Quite a basic error that an amateur might be expected to make!
YEAH. 😭
That camera operator *really* should have used a polarizer.
Shame the film makers didnt have enough clout/capacity to film the works without glare from the glass. Shame on the exhibitors for not allowing/ensuring these “forgotten” works be filmed at their best.
Do not ever listen to someone who wants to explaine a particular time in art,you should always experience what that art does to you and your experience that comes about during your time observing it.
WELL SAID..... IMAGES ARE ITS ONLY WEALTH. YOU MAKE OF IT, AS YOU SEE IT..........
You are attempting to tell others how they should and shouldn't experience art, do you not see the irony?
@@adriel7540I appreciate listening to others’ thoughts on art, I then make up my own mind.
That gallery director will make you cringe and ruin your film experience
You go there, yet don't show everything. What a wasted opportunity.
analyzing the work of a pre-raphaelite by comparing it to that of high renaissance artists feels reductive at best, uneducated at worst
Art documentary commentators are absurd.... how can they interpret "The Widow's Prayer" with a sense of optimism?! Seriously?! That is exactly the opposite of the meaning of the painting. I am sick to death of art commentary. I am done with art docs. Pathetic, stuffy know nothing art critics ruin the experience.
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