32:10 Indeed, that particular goblet shape is known as a tazza in venetian glassblowing, and is taught today quite as it was then. venetian gobletry is a technical foundation that serves many glassblowers extremely well even if they dont make goblets. what a fascinating insight into that time period. i too could stare at this for days. i am now a glassblower and used to be a line cook in restaurants. that image is amazing.
31:23 speaking of venice and veronese, there is a lovely vessel form in traditional venetian blown glass named after him. they really did culturally interweave the fine arts into just about every aspect of their lives. as a glassblower im grateful.
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Indeed, that particular goblet shape is known as a tazza in venetian glassblowing, and is taught today quite as it was then. venetian gobletry is a technical foundation that serves many glassblowers extremely well even if they dont make goblets. what a fascinating insight into that time period. i too could stare at this for days. i am now a glassblower and used to be a line cook in restaurants. that image is amazing.
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speaking of venice and veronese, there is a lovely vessel form in traditional venetian blown glass named after him. they really did culturally interweave the fine arts into just about every aspect of their lives. as a glassblower im grateful.
How COOL!!
So interesting
"...one has to master how to use the fork elegantly..."
me: *childhood flashbacks of being drilled on how to master the chopsticks*
Cross contamination must be very common in the kitchen
32:50 I bet the people at these banquets came out with massive cavities in their teeth for eating too much sugar
Beautiful girl 16:19, she's so pretty.
27:58 :
Me : 👁👄👁
When I saw the singer...
31:00 more likely cocaine
WTH IS THAT @ 32:52?? REALLY??
Narrator is terrible