Top Finds: UPDATED 1904 Diego Rivera "El Albañil" Oil Painting
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2018
- Already a top find since the original 2012 appraisal, this rare Diego Rivera painting has been updated to an astounding $1,200,000-$2,200,000 valuation-setting the new record for the highest-valued item in ROADSHOW history!
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Painted at 18 years old. That is natural talent.
Crazy how people go to art school, to learn what naturals just had in them.
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I've seen better painters in this era less than 10years old do better paintings than that..
I'm fascinated by that face. I kept looking at those serious eyes, trying to imagine what the subject must have been thinking. I've never known much about Diego Rivera, but I can see from this painting that, even at age 18, he was already a master with an amazing gift.
I believe he’s thinking, “I’m hot and tired and hungry and want some tequila.”
You and I are kindred.
@@seanbrown9048 "Que chingados querra este pinche gordo"
@@aaronxalapa que magnifico!
It’s an exquisite painting! I really love the subject, and the presence he is given!
What a great painting and appraisal!
this guy was on the show with another important painting. the family certainly had a good collection.
His family is very wealthy.
The second video I saw of him is a fake. It's this exact same video with a different image superimposed over the Rivera.
Huge fan of Diego Riveras work. Glad this made the show.
I'm no artist but that's a beautiful painting. The colors are amazing.
I always loved Rivera, and I feel that the demand for Rivera's works will continue to rise rapidly.
We have an amazingly massive set of murals by Diego Rivera here at our Detroit Institute of Arts. I've been going there every year since I was 8 years old and I'm 50 now. That mural is the first thing I go see when I walk in that place.
2012 :$1m
2018 :$2.2m
2021: $5.0m
This is a VERY special piece of art .
It will always have value in itself and monetary terms .
Yeah it belongs in a museum not in the hands of the rich white man.
wow inflation is getting way worse than i thought.
@@stevenbaker7025 so, who owns and curates the museum: non rich, non white men?
@@stevenbaker7025 Yeah, it should be sold to a rich black guy just to satisfy your political extremism.
Now hangs at the San Antonio Museum of Art.
It's magical and real. He was a genius. The murals at the Detroit Institute of the Arts are a masterpiece.
Beautiful portrait!
Painted when age 18? Gee. Genius! Painting has stunning presence. One keeps looking at it. It must be worth more than US million!
What a treasure, an early Diego Rivera. Did his grandparents know what they were purchasing? Why don't these moderators ask?
I know. I’d love to know the stories behind some of these rare finds.
Of course they knew. Rivera was at the height of his fame in the 1930s. He already had books published about him and even had a retrospective exhibition at MOMA in 1931.
I love his massive murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts!!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely gobsmacking to see in person, I was there last July
Stunning
Wonderful!!
"I don't know what to say"
I do. "Where's the nearest auction house!?"
I googled Diego Rivera’s El Albañil. His father took it to the San Antonio Museum of Art in 97 and confirmed what he knew. It’s real and valuable. It’s on permanent display there. None of this was a surprise to him. Very generous to display and not sell it.
WOW!!!
It's now on 'permanent loan' to the San Antonio Museum of Art.....
He'll never get it back.
Most likely
I love that! Beautiful paintings should be shared.
@@heru-deshet359 yeah he would just have to say I want it back. That would be so tough.
He didn't sell it?
Albañil in spanish would be a low runk construction worker, a brick layer most of the time.
hold on to it
Excellent painting 🎨 NO tears?? 🤯
He knew what it was worth. He had it restored. Just getting some free publicity before putting it up for sale. I'm disappointed in ARS for participating in the scam.
@@Imnotplayinganymorehe still owns it and it’s on permanent loan to the San Antonio Museum of Art.
I like the appraiser, she knows her , (you know what)
This, with the exception of the painting, is just like the video I just saw that showcased a purple bird.
The value went way up in 2018. I'd be curious to see what it's worth in 2021.
Some guy in the comments say 5 million
His reaction was like a courtesy surprise.
my favourite part of the whole video is his laugh at 2:30
I wonder if Diego Rivera ever saw $1 Million during his lifetime? We have all these magnificent works of art from these famous painters, but many of them were probably not wealthy.
He made a bundle painting murals ... like the ones in Detroit.
he made murals for the rockefellers and the like so it wouldn't have been impossible
A lot of his murals were destroyed back in his time. He could never escape that “communist” label during his life.
He was wealthy for his time I'd say, I don't know about being a millionaire but he certainly live comfortably.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange paid him him $2500 for a mural in 1930. That's equivalent to around a million dollars today.
Does anyone know where this beautiful piece is by Diego??
The guy still owns it, but it's on permanent loan to the San Antonio Museum of Art. It's on display right now.
It's good that he kept ownership because it's worth like 5 million now.
He laughs like hank from breaking bad😂
She mentioned it was located and shown in 95 or 96? So it was a ‘big reveal discovery “ on Roadshow?
This is very odd , This guy had another Diego painting and said the same exact thing every word from the appraiser as well ? Dave at 55.
That was a spoof video someone made of this one.
One of the many differences between the original Antiques Roadshow and the PBS version is that almost all Americans respond in suspicious disbelief ("Seriously" or "Are you kidding?") to a high valuation. The British are much more reserved and rarely doubting ("Oh my! That's good news!").
Expressions are used differently in different countries. For instance “that’s brilliant” is never used sarcastically in the US like in the UK.
I know what I would say. "I'll take a check for a million".
Dayyyuuuummmmmm, straight to the bank
What does "Dayum" mean?
@@lancebaker1374 Stop
This guy had to have known.
His double take! Hears $800, a bit disappointed but not wholly surprised. Then hears “thousand to a million dollars.” and his jaw drops.
I don't think he was disappointed whatsoever by anything she was saying.
so this is the same valuation of another clip I saw of the same guy and same lady talking about a Diego Rivera. wonder which one is the truth.
Apparently the bird one is a spoof of this one, made as a joke. Check the earlier comments.
2million 😱😱😱
El Albañil means the Cement/stucco worker
Brick 🧱 layer
Why is it the same clip with a different picture, as the Rivera painting of a peacock
Spoof of original
The most I painted when I was that age was a very poor impression of myself
OMG,this man took another painting for valuation and said the exact same things.Being in the family for 80years and it was hanging behind the door. It was a painting of a bird with mostly purple colours.I find that very weird
That was a joke vid. And a good silly joke at that.
@@satanofficial3902 don't believe it anymore
He knew
Omg 1 million dollars. I would sell it before I left there.
In 2021 it's worth 5 million, good things come for those who wait!
this should be in the mexican white house
Ok
1:45 "where is El abaniel" alba-nill will sound better!
it clearly says 1905 though
I saw 1903
@@tomwise4817 Pause right at 0:51 you can see the flat back of the 5
It's not dated 1905. A photo of the finished painting appeared in a magazine in 1904, soon after it was completed. It was painted for an art contest, so the 1904 date is a certainty.
So both paintings were behind a door? Hmm...suspect
Surprise!
That’s a lot of Pesos
It is now worth 5 million
😅 I was wondering what the real thing looked like.
What you do is call your insurance company and get that thing insured before you even walk out of the building.
And then walk out with an armed escort all the way to your newly purchased armored car!
Kept it hanging behind a door ..
Museum piece. Thats all
"I better hire some security before I take this home."
Thats the first time I've seen an American happy to share his existence with a mexican
You need a different environment, then. It's not like that where I live.
@@cyndianderson7056 oh ok so I supose trump didn't get in because his dream to build a wall
@@sg-yq8pm well there's a surprise the main reason trump got in was his promise to build a wall to keep mexicans out so tell me I am wrong I find it ironic that Americans can back such things when they themselves are imigrants in that land
“El albañil” doesn’t mean “labourer”, it means “the brick layer”.
He new
I wonder how much his family paid and who they bought it from in 1930. This belongs back in Guanajuato Mexico 🇲🇽
I wouldn't waste any time selling it.
It was aired in 2015 I believe. If u did waste some time, I believe it's worth 3 mill now.
Sold 😂
I don’t know what to say?
I do. Get it insured before you walk out of that place.
Sell it for absolute top dollar.
Yeah, I’d be immediately requesting an armed escort to help leave the building with a $1 million dollar painting!
Perfect retirement money.
Forgot to mention the lady uses all the same words, it's like a carbon copy.very weird
Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaake!!
The story seems inauthentic. He has had the painting restored so he obviously knows the value. I think this is simply an ad for the painting to get a buzz going before he sells it. Shame on ARS for supporting this kind of materialism.
It's on permanent loan to an art museum. You sources might be over zealous.
@@elizemuller5065 I don't have any sources. Was pure speculation on my part. Thanks for the update!
The lady facial expressions is saying, now we know who stoled the painting...
Gramps looted it.
Show me the money and its yours
Nothing like a communist's painting being 1 million dollars value
You are well informed my friend..... Diego Rivers had some communist believes. Cuidate.
And George Washington was a slave owner. What’s your point?
Make sure it is authenticated - the number of fakes in the art world is incredible.
or perhaps credible.
It's been authenticated several times, including by one if the world's foremost experts on Rivera paintings.
The provenance of this painting is ultra dodgy, at best.
Trifecta? No. Sorry. I refuse to accept that that word exists.
Why? Lol it's a common English language word...
She could have said wunderliche Dreifaltigkeit instead.
It does, though. Google is your friend!
Are they blind? It clearly shows 1905… not 1904!
Nope. A photo of the painting appeared in a 1904 magazine right after it was completed for a contest. So it's not dated 1905.
So... you can have the painting, or a brand-new Bugatti Chiron... Um yeah, ill take the car.
And watch said car dpreciate by over $1000 a month as opposed to teh painting staedily INCREASE in value...
What he “should say” is confess that his whatever stole it and or was a part of the heist and return it to its owner. If Diego sold it, he wouldn’t have reported it missing. I think we all see where this is going.
You're a racist. This man's family is pretty wealthy, and clearly had the means to purchase it.
@@SuzanneBaruch lol what? how does that make me a racist? You’re out of line.
@@actionarslan no, *you're* out of line. You wrote this man should confess to having stolen it or acquiring it without confirming it hadn't been stolen (both of which are felonies). You made this assumption based on his skin color. You also asserted -- without any evidence at all except your foolish imagination -- that Diego wouldn't have reported it stolen. Just so you understand: the provenance of this piece is firmly established (you can Google the details) and Diego painted this for an event, so he absolutely would have reported it stolen.
Take a seat, racist "woke" snowflake. You are part of the problem, not part of the solution.
@@SuzanneBaruch The expert actually says there's a record of it being sold in 1930.
@@billk9856 which is what I've been saying.
That was not a genuine reaction...you dont hear a painting is worth over $800,000 dollars and just go "oh wow..cool!" if you genuinely have no idea...
Lol. In truth, he already had a good idea of the painting's worth and that it was authentic. What he wasn't sure of was the current value. He's already a wealthy man, so that's why his reaction was somewhat muted.
Stupid program
Give this painting back to Mexico true owners
sure, 2.2 mil
That's pennies to Carlos Slim and he's Mexican.
webbess1 RIGHT BUT IT SHOULD BE GIVEN BACK TO THE RIGHTFUL OWNERS
@@ileenrandle3558 How is Mexico the righful owners. His family bought it. It's not land that was stolen, it a bought painting.
Ileen Randle you know, Diego sold his work. That’s how making a living works..
100% stolen paint and sold she said it was missing
No, she said there's a record of it being sold in the 1930 which lines up with his story. Whereabouts unknown means they knew about the painting, they just didn't know who owned it. Artists sell their paintings all the time.
so..2012-2016 it doubled in value...gotta be worth about $5 Million now in 2022-23