Art Deco vs. Art Nouveau: What’s The Difference? Art History 101
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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this video has been oh so helpful while studying for my art ed exams! Thank you for covering the differences in a digestible fashion!! Thank you for the help :)
I love these videos so much! The details in the text are everything. Please make more of these I could watch for hours!!
haha okay noted!! thank you for the lovely compliment!
Absolutely adore this video! Thank you for this :)
that's so sweet! thank you!
Loved loved loved this video!
Thank you!!
I’ve been wanting to dig on these 2 arts genre for a while and I stumble on your video, great work! 😊
aw thank you! Glad it helps
lovely video, thank you:)
I love this video: succinct, not reductive; simple, not simplistic; relaxed, but not pandering and gauche - and above all, clear.
But a point of curiosity: why do you refer to Erte with a non-binary pronoun? (NO baggage attached to the question, just a genuine query)
that IS a good question! I'm glad you asked. I used they/ them because it's nonbinary and also gender neutral. Erte used he/him pronouns professionally throughout their life; however, nonbinary wasn't a thing during their lifetime. Through my research I found a lot of examples of experimental gender expression. I wonder if Erte would have a different relationship to gender identity had they lived today. Erte is a chosen name, possibly derived from the initials for Roman Tyrtov, their birth name. It has no French meaning and it struck me as a not- quite-masculine name that shows a desire for uniqueness. I have no hard evidence to support Erte being nonbinary. But using he/ him just didn't feel quite right.
@@natscanfly That raises interesting questions about the assigning of a gender identity to another based on speculation, an identity the person themself did not publicly assume. I can imagine good arguments for this (expanding on what you’ve said) or against it (social restrictions or not, it might be argued, only the individual can determine their own gender identity). Thank you for your answer! I know nothing of Erte’s personal life, and I learned from your explanation.