ASMR - The Madonna in early and late da Vinci Paintings (Pointing, Brushing, Soft Spoken)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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Hey there! Today I'd like to invite you to dive into the work of maybe the most famous Renaissance artist: Leonardo da Vinci. Specifically I've picked two paintings of the Madonna, one from early in his career and one of his later works. I'll point to and trace some of the beautiful details, gently brush the page and give you some soft spoken explanations on the meaning of what we see. I hope you enjoy it!
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You go above and beyond with the camera work, very unique panning and zooming. You deserve way more subscribers.
Glad to hear you enjoy it, thank you!!
The brush made me shut down my brain.. Such a fantastic thing to do!
Right, brushes are one of my favourite triggers! I should use it again soon...
Beautiful as always. Leonardo Da Vinci did not like to paint. He saw it as a necessary evil to support himself. He worked on them for years and years and was never happy with them. He also liked to experiment with his paint formulas and many of them did not age well or did not survive at all and cannot be conserved. He saw himself as an inventor foremost. But the talent is just staggering. Everything he did was deep and complex. Would love to see more of this book! 🤍
The book is stunning - there are some drawings of his innovations in there which are fascinating. It's a good point, I'll see if I can get back to it some time soon :)
I found this interesting, informative, and very relaxing. Please make more videos with photos of beautiful paintings. Thank you.
Thank you so much, it's on my list!
you put a lot of effort into these videos and i love them a lot thank youu xx
My pleasure! It makes me very happy to know people enjoy these videos 😇
So relaxing. Now one of my favorites. The soft sounds of your brush on the page literally made me tingle. The reading regarding desire and longing was spot on. To own nd posess one's desire and longing, is many times more rewarding than the actual unobtainable object itself. It can last forever.
This is awesome 🖤 And I love your channel..the contents, your voice...It's so serene...I also appreciate the effort you put into these videos, thank you
Aah that's so sweet of you, thank you! I love to hear that effort pays off and people can really enjoy the content 💜
Enjoyed your video very much. I've been looking for a book about this painting, but there doesn't seem to be one. I have the same book by Zollner that you are using here, but even he only devotes one page to the painting. I found your commentary completely enjoyable because you clearly are fascinated by the painting and have studied it very closely. It would be wonderful to see this painting in person. I've only seen a couple of Da Vinci's in person, but in each case they are amazing. His attention to detail and ability to draw you into his imaginative world are uncanny. While clearly not realistic in the sense of photo realism, he nonetheless creates figures and places that have a reality of their own that are totally believable.
I really like your tracing technique with the pointy chopstick.
I'm glad to hear that! Thank you :)
You would be an amazing audiobook narrator!
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This voice would be perfect for my novels (published in German). Maybe I should think again about making audio books after all.
Such a wonderful video, your work is amazing. Perhaps you could do more of the old masters and their work? Either way, I’m very happy to have found your channel!
Thank you, that makes me very happy! And you remind me that I've been wanting to make a video about Munch for a while - autumn would actually be the perfect time for that. And in case you haven't seen it yet, I've looked at some more old masters in the Advent Calendar playlist last year :)
@@MelangeASMR Oh, I haven’t seen those yet, I’ll definitely be checking them out 😊 Thank you for your amazing work!
Another one of your own work of arts ❤amazing ASMR 🙏🏼 thank you
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Excellent videos, great voice and movement. That's quite a collection of books.
This is fantastic. Thank you so much.
Thank you, Paul!
I think I might have achieved nirvana when you started brushing. Amazing.
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your content is so good! i love this ♡♡♡
Aw that means a lot to me, thank you so much 💜
Another wonderful video!! I particularly enjoyed the brushing. Thank you for the informative and relaxing video
💛💛 Thank you, Katie! That's a good reminder to dig out that brush again.
Absolutely loved this! I'm doing an art history degree so this is very relevant 😂
Love to hear this, thank you! And best of luck with your courses, I hope these online semesters don't suck too much.
@@MelangeASMR Aww thank you so much. It's a bit difficult but I'm certainly enjoying the work
If you ever get a hermit crab, you should name it Leonardo Da Pinchy
(stolen joke, i know, but sush.)
Ahaha I'll try and remember that!
He would have painted the women in the fashions of Italian women at the time. Hair styles and clothes. Not the fashion of women of the holy land of the first century. So it’s a fantastic document for that at least.