Love how the camera zoom in to show the brush work. Excellent directing/editing. Great music and pacing too. Overall, a pleasure to watch. Oh yeah - the guy talking and the artist is really good too.
A great presentation by Daniel Richter giving an intelligent and informative analysis of the life and work of Nolde, who was clearly a vastly underrated artist.
Thank you Louisiana for interviewing Daniel Richter. Interesting to hear his views on Nolde's work and the role or non-role of nazism. Makes me curious to find out more about Richter's own work.
Very informative insight into Nolde and the history of 20th century painting more generally. I particularly like Richter's observation that, 'Everything that you consume nowadays...is a contemporary piece of art when you can use it for your brain...' What period or movement a certain work is from is ultimately irrelevant if it's influencing one's consciousness in the present.
Nolde was labeled a "Degenerate" artist. I love Emil Nolde's paintings. This was such an insightful analysis of Emil Nolde and being an artist during his time. One of the most honest, objective, and best I've ever heard.
It seems to be a fairly accurate and dispassionate evaluation of Nolde's work. So this is the second Richter in my recent experience who has caused me to question my assessment of painting representing the people and environment of my time. T.Matoff
Thank you I really enjoyed your opinion and discourse on his work.Art goes beyond politics .Poltics may change and the creative spirit comes from the artist no matter what they believe politically.His work is what we see not his politics.I always liked his work and knew nothing of his politics.It has not changed my view.
Some years later I have wondered about this. Thank you all for pushing this opinion... The statement that there lacked proper clean cut normal conservative painters... It resonates. Nowadays it sells if one is crazy looney-toon woke left, looking like someone dipped in the paint-pot... Or you get goofy recognition from underground far-right. Yeah, there's the conservative portrait, which will always remain, but let's be frank - art scene, art schools etc. are so far left tilted at the moment it hurts the eyes... It's a mish-mash of politics and often just political cartoons. Oh, and pride my arse.
Interesting comparison. Even more difficult to separate man from work in case of Heidegger because however obscurely his philosophy is explicitly didactic. But if understanding being is compatible with nazi ideology at all, that is very uncomfortable.
There is no concrete proof that Nolde was ideologically a Nazi. He was an opportunist and thought the Nazis will promote his career. He was wrong about that and he paid for it dearly.
There is. The Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin had an exhibition specifically about this topic. Nolde was heavily influenced and alligned himself with the esoteric fascist idea of the aryan übermensch and the supremacy of German culture and its history. He was always ideologically alligned with the Nazi's, even though they couldn't stand him and his work. I don't know if he was a commited racist and antisemite, but he was working hard for Hitler's recognition not only on opportunistic grounds.
Mr. Daniel Richter expounding Emile Noelde , his Art, style, timeline of this Nazi ideologue is rare learning experience. It is rewarding to follow Mr. Richter map length and breadth of German Art history as of now.
That s a very interesting talk about Nolde. I knew his art was "degenerative", but have not realized he was ideologically Nazi himself. Of course, as Daniel says that does not make his work worse or better, but it is interesting to know this fact. Thanks for nice representation
Why do you fail to show the entire painting in full screen? Only the detail shots are full screen. And you, of course. But Nolde's composition, the most important aspect of his work, is never shown full screen, or in focus. Close-ups of the paint, but not of the painting's composition. Too bad, and hard to understand.
Emil Nolde was a Nazi. But he was a product of an evil movement(really a man that only wanted to create art). But he influenced my own work, I first came in contact with his work around 1983. I saw things a little clearer for it. Daniel did a fine job on his fair presentation.
Witaj Leszku. Obejrzałem do końca. Specjalnie nie znam się na malarstwie, ale niektóre obrazy podobały mi się. Poza tym podoba mi się kolorystyka. Jest tam jeden obraz z kwiatami, który chciałbym mieć w domu. Pozdrawiam Cię. Trzymaj się.
@@udod6372 well i know he was very early member of the naziparty and styed a member. he pointed out at least one person as a jude, vronglig, he had several freindly metings with topnazis, like goebbels. you dont think thats enough?
ekzoekzo hab ihn zu dem Thema vor ein paar Jahren mit Dr. Lüdeking sprechen gehört. Dort war er in seiner Kritik deutlich schärfer, und mit sehr viel mehr Humor auch!
I never knew he was a member of the nazi party, I understand why he was rejected by them, his paintings aren't what I associate with the nazi party or their narrow idea's of what art should be about, I know they labelled lots of similar artists work degenerate , it doesn't change the way I feel about his paintings although I'd prefer it if he hadn't been a nazi.
Love how the camera zoom in to show the brush work. Excellent directing/editing. Great music and pacing too. Overall, a pleasure to watch. Oh yeah - the guy talking and the artist is really good too.
A great presentation by Daniel Richter giving an intelligent and informative analysis of the life and work of Nolde, who was clearly a vastly underrated artist.
Great 'Interview'. Makes me want to hear more of Daniel Richter.
Thank you Louisiana for interviewing Daniel Richter. Interesting to hear his views on Nolde's work and the role or non-role of nazism. Makes me curious to find out more about Richter's own work.
I love emil Nolde, his application of paint, his unique palette
his drawing style, Perhaps my favorite are his landscapes
Very informative insight into Nolde and the history of 20th century painting more generally. I particularly like Richter's observation that, 'Everything that you consume nowadays...is a contemporary piece of art when you can use it for your brain...'
What period or movement a certain work is from is ultimately irrelevant if it's influencing one's consciousness in the present.
Nolde was labeled a "Degenerate" artist. I love Emil Nolde's paintings. This was such an insightful analysis of Emil Nolde and being an artist during his time. One of the most honest, objective, and best I've ever heard.
national sozialist 1934 !!!
@@carabosse4 what?
It seems to be a fairly accurate and dispassionate evaluation of Nolde's work. So this is the second Richter in my recent experience who has caused me to question my assessment of painting representing the people and environment of my time. T.Matoff
Thank you I really enjoyed your opinion and discourse on his work.Art goes beyond politics .Poltics may change and the creative spirit comes from the artist no matter what they believe politically.His work is what we see not his politics.I always liked his work and knew nothing of his politics.It has not changed my view.
Some years later I have wondered about this. Thank you all for pushing this opinion... The statement that there lacked proper clean cut normal conservative painters... It resonates. Nowadays it sells if one is crazy looney-toon woke left, looking like someone dipped in the paint-pot... Or you get goofy recognition from underground far-right. Yeah, there's the conservative portrait, which will always remain, but let's be frank - art scene, art schools etc. are so far left tilted at the moment it hurts the eyes... It's a mish-mash of politics and often just political cartoons. Oh, and pride my arse.
Excellent Interview. There are resonant parallels between Emil Nolde and another German peasant visionary, Martin Heidegger.
Interesting comparison. Even more difficult to separate man from work in case of Heidegger because however obscurely his philosophy is explicitly didactic. But if understanding being is compatible with nazi ideology at all, that is very uncomfortable.
Whats the song played through out the video?? The piano
This is the best explanation of Nolde. Thank you Richter!
Such a good talk compared to the other so called academic experts who paid for thier opions? , e.g, the Scotish exhibition..
Too much close camera cropping. Just show the work.
There is no concrete proof that Nolde was ideologically a Nazi. He was an opportunist and thought the Nazis will promote his career. He was wrong about that and he paid for it dearly.
You are right
There is. The Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin had an exhibition specifically about this topic.
Nolde was heavily influenced and alligned himself with the esoteric fascist idea of the aryan übermensch and the supremacy of German culture and its history. He was always ideologically alligned with the Nazi's, even though they couldn't stand him and his work. I don't know if he was a commited racist and antisemite, but he was working hard for Hitler's recognition not only on opportunistic grounds.
To align with evil opportunistically is at least as bad as aligning with evil ideologically.
Nolde was a great painter well placed by the speaker . Unfortunate choices don’t match the quality of the work.
I like how he become so excited at the end, great interview! Thank you, it was interesting.
That was so good. I'd love to go around a few galleries with him. I could listen to him all day.
Mr. Daniel Richter expounding Emile Noelde , his Art, style, timeline of this Nazi ideologue is rare learning experience. It is rewarding to follow Mr. Richter map length and breadth of German Art history as of now.
anyone know the music in the background?
That s a very interesting talk about Nolde. I knew his art was "degenerative", but have not realized he was ideologically Nazi himself. Of course, as Daniel says that does not make his work worse or better, but it is interesting to know this fact. Thanks for nice representation
Very good and informative interview, thank you!
thanks godness interview and comentaries are not full of easy political critics but a wider view of the historical context
this is just really awesome, thanks
Brilliant talk by Daniel
The bg music is fantastic...
When you understand you have no need to be understood
Such a great, deep and complex interview!
Very interesting take on a great painter.
I love his paintings, didn’t know his background .
Why do you fail to show the entire painting in full screen? Only the detail shots are full screen. And you, of course. But Nolde's composition, the most important aspect of his work, is never shown full screen, or in focus. Close-ups of the paint, but not of the painting's composition. Too bad, and hard to understand.
I could see a Rammstein Cover by Emil.
Otra vez????No voy a pintar mas....ni nada
Emil Nolde was a Nazi. But he was a product of an evil movement(really a man that only wanted to create art). But he influenced my own work, I first came in contact with his work around 1983. I saw things a little clearer for it. Daniel did a fine job on his fair presentation.
I don't think he was a nazi . He was just an opportunist , and thought would be promoted by nazi , but he was wrong ...
Anyway he is a great artist and fantastic colourist... honestly ....particularly sea scape
Daniel, your a funny smart guy 👆
Interessantes Video-danke !
Thank you.
Świetne..,ile tu dynamiki i ekspresji...
Witaj Leszku. Obejrzałem do końca. Specjalnie nie znam się na malarstwie, ale niektóre obrazy podobały mi się. Poza tym podoba mi się kolorystyka. Jest tam jeden obraz z kwiatami, który chciałbym mieć w domu. Pozdrawiam Cię. Trzymaj się.
"He was a great painter and dedicated Nazi" … as epitaphs go, that's worth little more than a dog lifting its hind leg at the tombstone.
love his paintings-- despice the person
What do you know about him really , Cleverer. ?
@@udod6372 well i know he was very early member of the naziparty and styed a member. he pointed out at least one person as a jude, vronglig, he had several freindly metings with topnazis, like goebbels. you dont think thats enough?
Die arme Angie, wenn mans überlegt--- vom Regen in die Traufe...
Super interesting.
Daniel, sei doch muttiger!
ekzoekzo hab ihn zu dem Thema vor ein paar Jahren mit Dr. Lüdeking sprechen gehört. Dort war er in seiner Kritik deutlich schärfer, und mit sehr viel mehr Humor auch!
I never knew he was a member of the nazi party, I understand why he was rejected by them, his paintings aren't what I associate with the nazi party or their narrow idea's of what art should be about, I know they labelled lots of similar artists work degenerate , it doesn't change the way I feel about his paintings although I'd prefer it if he hadn't been a nazi.
👍
Its time for a haircut
Mr. Richter's haircut unlikely to boost your I.Q.or Emotional Intelligence.
It looks shaggy and unkeept. But the content is plesant and interesting.@@azharlatif6228
@@azharlatif6228Gerhard Richter is well groomed
not enough respect
In you that is
Artists should be seen, but not heard.....
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