@@jeffgidlow9000 oh ja vind je? Alleen schrijf je zijn naam wel verkeerd maar ik denk dat je mij ermee bedoelt nou blij dat ik iemand kan vermaken als nar simply maak niet zo veel uit ,het is een wereld vol met NARREN ZO MOEST IK LACHEN 😹 om een bekende die de hele wereld voor de gek kon houden geweldig met zijn kunstwerken eigen gemaakt alleen onder een andere naam een pracht mens zo talentvol dat hij velen voor de gek hield voor een hoop geld nou ja een reuzenrad voor hun kunst ogen trouwens was ik per toeval belandt op TV en zag een hele bekende achter zijn bureau zitten het ging over oplichting in de kunst 🖼 en dat is de kunst natuurlijk wie,wie voor de gek kan houden maar het was leuk eens een iemand van de andere kant te bekijken 😵💫😳ja vond het prachtig en zeker jammer dat zo’n man die zoveel kan namaken niet eens zichzelf gaat namaken doe hem de groeten als je hem ziet nou Waldemar hoop eens het programma terug te zien dan in zijn geheel 😍afz de simpele NAR
No art historian is so thorough and sincere in his study of art as this man. He has master master classes a giant step above and so much more original on his take on art.
@@giuseppelogiurato5718 No. The flown-in host is an American thing. If someone has their name on a UK/EUropean programme, you can be pretty sure they at least wrote it. I'm pretty sure this whole thing is Waldemar as auteur.
Isn’t he just the best?!!! I truly wish I could’ve educated by him on all of this art history... I learned, but in art school? It was nothing like this... sigh.( still very grateful for what I got...)
Dear Mister Januszczak I'm fond of your way to tell about ART. I admire your knowledge and in the same time I'm admiring the deeply friendly way you are inviting each one of us in a new initiative voyage in art. You're deeply living each word you're saying, you're putting all your heart and is impossible to resist you. Thanks God( of ART) for that. Grateful, Constantin from Bucharest, Romania.
Waldemar is my newest UA-cam ADDICTION. I followed the Baroque from St. Peter's to St. Paul's. I marveled at the Northern Renaissance..the carved statue of St. George slaying the dragon in the Church Of St. Nicholas in Stockholm, Sweden; Jan Van Eyck's Ghent Altarpiece...so many MARVELS! WHAT JOY!! AND IT'S JUST STARTED!! THANK YOU, WALDEMAR & THE BBC!
How can anyone say art history is boring? This guy is anything but boring. I've listened to all his episodes multiple times as I paint away in my art studio. I've been also been fortunate enough to have some art history professors at universities who lecfure with the same enthusiasm.
More entertaining than it has any right to be. I love his: "God created Adam - Adam let him down. God created Noah - Noah let him down. God created the prophets - and the prophets let him down. And because they're prophets, they know exactly what comes next."
Anything by Waldemar Januszczak is worth it’s weight in gold…..his level of dedication to the truth, his clear eyed comprehension of art and the story behind it is priceless….
This is the first guy, since Kenneth Clark, whose art history videos I can watch with pure joy. And Clark I watched when I was a teenager! I'm an jaded, old man now.
I don't know why but I love Waldemar's voice and wit, I sometimes will replay one of his videos late at night and fall asleep listening to his take on some artist from years long past. I don't know much about art but I now know a little more than I used to.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
Watching this one for the first time…. Glorious, powerful and in a way (if at all possible) far outshines all other of your movies, sir 10/10 obviously!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i think you are another step up of kenneth clark you have a unique way to contact people with art and a wonderful camera man with high quality artistic eye your are one of the best in internet beacause of you special way to take the viewer in a wonderful adventure congragulatios keep doing it wow wow thank you so much is a joy to see you programs i live lost in the mountains of mexico iam a painter
As an Italian I always took for granted seeing all the art, visiting Ravenna, Assisi etc…. I love being an adult and knowing this is all so important culture wise
Waldemar deserves props on every movie here on youtube. So insightful and disrupting. Setting the mark higher than established status quo. Way to go Waldek!
This is simply brilliant. I am a PhD historian (albeit not of the Renaissance), and this completely changed my perspective of soo many aspects of it. Really top-notch stuff!
Wonderful! Waldermar, I'd love to see what you'd do with the evocative Bible stories carved in stone in 915, on the facade of Holy Cross Church on Akdamar Island in Lake Van, Turkey, by an unknown Armenian master. He had a sense of humor. There's nothing like them anywhere. If anything like them ever existed, it's been destroyed, but Holy Cross is preserved.
Another great program. Thank you. My work is cut out for me - shedding all the guilt my Catholic upbringing has inflicted on me. This has added some "Perspective" on the subject.
Second time around, and there's even more to absorb. Dear Waldemar, how do you manage to pack so much of the good stuff into barely one hour? Amazing. This won't be the last time I bathe in your pool of liquid art history and cheeky commentaries. Having you as an art mentor and guide, is both an honor and a challenge.Thank you.
these Perspective documentaries are all awesome, this one especially is pure gold!♥ I will watch as many as I can, thanknyou so so much from Italy! I've actyally seen first hand some (not all) of the things in the documentary but they are explained so clearly here it's like seeing them again.
Umm hi, I swear every night I fall asleep to big foot docs and end up here ....I could now enlighten you on the dark ages...and that is just good for humanity.
This captivating video makes the artistic adventure accessible and particularly alive... watching it becomes a real pleasure, both for laymen and for specialists.
If you tour many of the fantastic Italian cemeteries such as Staglieno in Genoa, you will see that there are many sculptors as good as Michelangelo. Almost every major City in Italy has a genius or two in the works in those cemeteries.
Thank you for mentioning Toricello I went to Seville museum just to see his Saint Jerome, and was blown away. Comparing his sculpture of Henry VII with contemporary paintings of the king is astonishing too. I missed the other chap's terra cottas in Bologna - I shall have to go back when Covid is not such a threat.
A very original & enjoyable approach to what was at the roots of Renaissance art & culture. Of course, it left lots of questions and theses unanswered, but if you came here to probe and disprove, rather than to enjoy, you're clearly in the wrong place. I still wonder about Botticelli who apparently was under Savonarola's spell of iconoclasm [literally, of course], but managed to save unharmed all his mythological and secular frescoes and large paintings from the flaming fires. Thanks!
Very entertaining Chris. Thank you. I’ve been missing Coco. 🐾 So great to see her having lots of fun with Dale and Dougie, and Christine when she got home. 😅 👏 I’m an old table tennis player from way back, so I loved the 🏓 inclusion… Some tough competition, but we can see you’ve got a strong forehand. A very romantic thing to do for Christine BTW. I don’t know how you did all that work in such a short time. I’m sorting out my shed ATM and its taken me two days already… (using the ‘Ultimate Recycler’ method of course!) 👍 🌎 I guess I’m just too sentimentally attached to things. Anyway, I’m loving your channel, picking up lots of tips, and always looking forward to the next upload. Many thanks, Maree.
I'm constantly struck by the way art reflects history, but blown away how much art changed history and attitudes: the impact of television and the internet today, while it was the visual equivalent centuries ago. Art imitates life imitates art, ad infinitum.
I always imagine Aristotle, and his peripatetic school, a bit like Waldermar, a bustling hurrying gentleman talking earnestly over his shoulder, compelling you to keep up!
One more important aspect of the Sistine chapel fresco by Michelangelo not mentioned here is the artist's self portrait as a skinned sinner hanging in the middle of the painting. Still I really love Mister Waldemar's exciting presentations. As a mature artist I learned a lot from this man than from any Art History book. He is the real deal!
this series is the greatest thing on youtube. the man, the writing, the shooting, the editing, the music. it's just a bonanza of intelligence and great taste. are these still in production? if not Where's Waldemar?
Excellent. The terracotta's by dell Arca and Torrigiano are awe inspiring. Although I am a huge fan of Michelangelo, his sculptures have always appeared awkward; his David's hand is not proportionate and his women all look like men with breasts. Dell Arca's women are women and heart wrenching at that. Torrigiano's pique of temper didn't warrant a life time of exile and by all accounts Michelangelo provoked the attacked. Thank you so much for this posting, I've learned so much.
November is the month of purgatory. As Catholics we pray extra during this month for the souls in purgatory. You are correct that many today do not know of it like they used too.
I’m publishing a weekly UA-cam video on episodes from the life of Don Bosco, entitled ST JOHN BOSCO by JOE ZAMMIT. In this series I’m narrating events and miracles from the splendid life of Don Bosco. St John Bosco used to perform a miracle almost every day, through the intercession of Mary Help of Christians. From the lives of saints we can learn how to love God more and draw closer to him. Thank you.
@01:20: "I've been all over Italy, and I've seen an awful lot of Renaissance art. And, wonderful work, no arguments there, but..." LOL. The self-flagellation sound effects are funny.
57:30 Antony Gaudi, they say his church entrance looks like hell. Yet this scene of the final judgement by Michaelangelo looks the same. Gaudi maybe a little less classical in style, but I love his art. His art captures the turmoil and confusion on planet Earth.
I love this series so much, because not only do I learn so much about art, but listening to Waldemar talk is simply a pleasure in itself.
Waldernar is wonderful
@@jeffgidlow9000 oh ja vind je? Alleen schrijf je zijn naam wel verkeerd maar ik denk dat je mij ermee bedoelt nou blij dat ik iemand kan vermaken als nar simply maak niet zo veel uit ,het is een wereld vol met NARREN ZO MOEST IK LACHEN 😹 om een bekende die de hele wereld voor de gek kon houden geweldig met zijn kunstwerken eigen gemaakt alleen onder een andere naam een pracht mens zo talentvol dat hij velen voor de gek hield voor een hoop geld nou ja een reuzenrad voor hun kunst ogen trouwens was ik per toeval belandt op TV en zag een hele bekende achter zijn bureau zitten het ging over oplichting in de kunst 🖼 en dat is de kunst natuurlijk wie,wie voor de gek kan houden maar het was leuk eens een iemand van de andere kant te bekijken 😵💫😳ja vond het prachtig en zeker jammer dat zo’n man die zoveel kan namaken niet eens zichzelf gaat namaken doe hem de groeten als je hem ziet nou Waldemar hoop eens het programma terug te zien dan in zijn geheel 😍afz de simpele NAR
WE ALL LOVE YOU WALDEMAR❣️❣️❣️You are the best art historian imho. We need more new episodes.
I second that emotion
No art historian is so thorough and sincere in his study of art as this man. He has master master classes a giant step above and so much more original on his take on art.
I agree ☝️
I agree. He's most original, enlightening, and exceedingly well informed
He's just the host of the show; I'm sure he had some influence on the script, but he ain't all that... Wladoslaw whoever
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@@giuseppelogiurato5718 No. The flown-in host is an American thing. If someone has their name on a UK/EUropean programme, you can be pretty sure they at least wrote it. I'm pretty sure this whole thing is Waldemar as auteur.
I could watch Waldermar all day long, he's so informative, informal and with a tongue in cheek humour
Isn’t he just the best?!!! I truly wish I could’ve educated by him on all of this art history... I learned, but in art school? It was nothing like this... sigh.( still very grateful for what I got...)
I don't know about watching him all day, but I watch him and these awesome films all night 😉.
Yes, he's a great presenter.
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Same here!
Waldemar is one-of -a kind.....SUCH a boisterous intellect...its crazy how good he is..?!!!
Dear Mister Januszczak I'm fond of your way to tell about ART. I admire your knowledge and in the same time I'm admiring the deeply friendly way you are inviting each one of us in a new initiative voyage in art. You're deeply living each word you're saying, you're putting all your heart and is impossible to resist you. Thanks God( of ART) for that. Grateful, Constantin from Bucharest, Romania.
Waldemar has become my guide to all things art historical. A wit, a compositional mind, and a presenter of the first rate.
Well said.
Im using them for pandemic online art class...so engaging...the students love him!
Just love Waldemar! So brilliant, down to earth and funny. I’m watching them all.
His passion is infectious.
I have learned so much. I just love history, especially Art history.
Totally feeds my brain!
I love watching this man. And his Perspective.
Waldemar is a first rate presenter and critic, points out the beauty as well as the flaws. Witty and captivating . We love you, Waldo!
Waldemar is my newest UA-cam ADDICTION. I followed the Baroque from St. Peter's to St. Paul's. I marveled at the Northern Renaissance..the carved statue of St. George slaying the dragon in the Church Of St. Nicholas in Stockholm, Sweden; Jan Van Eyck's Ghent Altarpiece...so many MARVELS!
WHAT JOY!! AND IT'S JUST STARTED!!
THANK YOU, WALDEMAR &
THE BBC!
How can anyone say art history is boring? This guy is anything but boring. I've listened to all his episodes multiple times as I paint away in my art studio. I've been also been fortunate enough to have some art history professors at universities who lecfure with the same enthusiasm.
Everything is an opinion.
Bravo
He is very entertaining
Art History is captivating. It's just that most Professors are boring.
@@keepyourshoesathedoor Actually, no. Everything is not an opinion.
More entertaining than it has any right to be.
I love his: "God created Adam - Adam let him down. God created Noah - Noah let him down. God created the prophets - and the prophets let him down. And because they're prophets, they know exactly what comes next."
Medazalam
Oh, that is great!
History. Culture. Creative Spirit. Thank you, once again, Waldemar Januszczak!
These documentaries are superb. Absolutely fantastic
Just discovered this historian tonight and have watched several episodes. His knowledge is impressive and he teaches well.
Anything by Waldemar Januszczak is worth it’s weight in gold…..his level of dedication to the truth, his clear eyed comprehension of art and the story behind it is priceless….
He is great. Very entertaining and not boring.
I’ve got absolutely no interest in art but Waldermar makes me want to know!
Love it!
I like his enthusiasm for the subject.
I’m addicted. The presentation is peerless
He has made art so alive and how it has influenced history
This is the first guy, since Kenneth Clark, whose art history videos I can watch with pure joy. And Clark I watched when I was a teenager! I'm an jaded, old man now.
Did you miss the series by Art Historian and critic Robert Hughes? One of the best.
Just imagine unimaginable ...and here he is - Waldemar my man. Simply love this guy.
Absolute genius! Everything you need to learn. Humorous. descriptive, factual, passionate. I adore you W.
Yes but we dont want to see his naked torso!!
I don't know why but I love Waldemar's voice and wit, I sometimes will replay one of his videos late at night and fall asleep listening to his take on some artist from years long past. I don't know much about art but I now know a little more than I used to.
He soothes me to sleep also.
@@almapendergrass7810 you are not alone!
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
"Remembering the future is like trying to catch the bus while you're comfortably seated inside it" --- Memphis Area Transportation Authority
Magnificent.
So entertaining AND informative! I just love Valdemar’s wit and unique way of presenting the subject of art history.
This guy is witty. What a clever critic. Been binge watching all his videos.
Watching this one for the first time…. Glorious, powerful and in a way (if at all possible) far outshines all other of your movies, sir 10/10 obviously!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i think you are another step up of kenneth clark you have a unique way to contact people with art and a wonderful camera man with high quality artistic eye your are one of the best in internet beacause of you special way to take the viewer in a wonderful adventure congragulatios keep doing it wow wow thank you so much is a joy to see you programs i live lost in the mountains of mexico iam a painter
What an awesome expert of art. I could spend an entire day watching his well made and fascinating videos without ever getting tired of it.
As an Italian I always took for granted seeing all the art, visiting Ravenna, Assisi etc…. I love being an adult and knowing this is all so important culture wise
Waldemar deserves props on every movie here on youtube. So insightful and disrupting. Setting the mark higher than established status quo. Way to go Waldek!
This is simply brilliant. I am a PhD historian (albeit not of the Renaissance), and this completely changed my perspective of soo many aspects of it. Really top-notch stuff!
Waldermar is by a country mile my fav. Art Historian.......he rocks..and so informative.
Waldermar gives another brilliant and wonderfully engaging commentary on a key period in the history of art .
Wonderful! Waldermar, I'd love to see what you'd do with the evocative Bible stories carved in stone in 915, on the facade of Holy Cross Church on Akdamar Island in Lake Van, Turkey, by an unknown Armenian master. He had a sense of humor. There's nothing like them anywhere. If anything like them ever existed, it's been destroyed, but Holy Cross is preserved.
Excellent documetarist!
I learn on every one.
I fully enjoy watching these videos... God, I feel like I'm living art
❤️Waldemar. Always looking forward to the next program!
the best art documentaries I have ever seen ,waldemar is just amazing .,his perpective of art and his narrative is unique
Another great program. Thank you. My work is cut out for me - shedding all the guilt my Catholic upbringing has inflicted on me. This has added some "Perspective" on the subject.
Second time around, and there's even more to absorb. Dear Waldemar, how do you manage to pack so much of the good stuff into barely one hour? Amazing. This won't be the last time I bathe in your pool of liquid art history and cheeky commentaries. Having you as an art mentor and guide, is both an honor and a challenge.Thank you.
Merci infiniment … Magnifique !👍🗣👋🏼☺️
Wonderful presentations, thank You so much for your great narrative talent and for showing us these wonderful Artpeaces!
I love this. This gentleman is like the art professor of my dreams. Will be watching again and again. Thank you.
these Perspective documentaries are all awesome, this one especially is pure gold!♥ I will watch as many as I can, thanknyou so so much from Italy! I've actyally seen first hand some (not all) of the things in the documentary but they are explained so clearly here it's like seeing them again.
The narrator is so expressive...Like an actor in Shakespeare theatre.Thank You.
Waldemar is such a lovely chap!
Umm hi, I swear every night I fall asleep to big foot docs and end up here ....I could now enlighten you on the dark ages...and that is just good for humanity.
This captivating video makes the artistic adventure accessible and particularly alive... watching it becomes a real pleasure, both for laymen and for specialists.
If you tour many of the fantastic Italian cemeteries such as Staglieno in Genoa, you will see that there are many sculptors as good as Michelangelo. Almost every major City in Italy has a genius or two in the works in those cemeteries.
Fantastic material and the humor is delightful. Comedic genius mixed with brilliant insights, what's not to like?
Beautifully done, my good man….❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful videos 😍 Thank you very much for sharing, you make us travel in time!
Thank you for mentioning Toricello I went to Seville museum just to see his Saint Jerome, and was blown away. Comparing his sculpture of Henry VII with contemporary paintings of the king is astonishing too. I missed the other chap's terra cottas in Bologna - I shall have to go back when Covid is not such a threat.
All those terra cottas are wonderful! Oh, how I'd love to see them in real life.
A very original & enjoyable approach to what was at the roots of Renaissance art & culture. Of course, it left lots of questions and theses unanswered, but if you came here to probe and disprove, rather than to enjoy, you're clearly in the wrong place. I still wonder about Botticelli who apparently was under Savonarola's spell of iconoclasm [literally, of course], but managed to save unharmed all his mythological and secular frescoes and large paintings from the flaming fires. Thanks!
Thank you for this beautiful series! I have learned so much!
Just listening Waldemar passionate descriptions is so enjoyable 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Waldemar is the greatest art historian on the planet
Waldemar undoubtedly perceives royalties each time he uses the verb 'to pop up'.
Besides that, he's a fantastic orator and a captivating presenter ;)
Love your channel. Thank you for bringing the art world to me, in such detail.
Very entertaining Chris. Thank you. I’ve been missing Coco. 🐾 So great to see her having lots of fun with Dale and Dougie, and Christine when she got home. 😅 👏 I’m an old table tennis player from way back, so I loved the 🏓 inclusion… Some tough competition, but we can see you’ve got a strong forehand. A very romantic thing to do for Christine BTW.
I don’t know how you did all that work in such a short time. I’m sorting out my shed ATM and its taken me two days already… (using the ‘Ultimate Recycler’ method of course!) 👍 🌎 I guess I’m just too sentimentally attached to things. Anyway, I’m loving your channel, picking up lots of tips, and always looking forward to the next upload. Many thanks, Maree.
Thanks!
I could care less about art history but I keep watching these because Waldemar convinces me to care and his talk is mesmerizing.
I love your video with fascinating cityscapes and landscapes. Truly beautiful... love Dante and was dissapointed he dies in exile...
Amazing art and religious history!!!!❤❤❤
I cant pronounce his name but he's awesome presenting these great artists and movements in art.
Proud to be a Catholic and a Westerner, lucky to be connected to this fantastic culture ❤️
I so love this program.
So Great
THIS MAKES LEARNING HISTORICAL ART WORKS INTERESTING AND FUN.
I'm addicted to him and this series.
I'm constantly struck by the way art reflects history, but blown away how much art changed history and attitudes: the impact of television and the internet today, while it was the visual equivalent centuries ago. Art imitates life imitates art, ad infinitum.
This was an amazing watch, full of terrific details and stories
I always imagine Aristotle, and his peripatetic school, a bit like Waldermar, a bustling hurrying gentleman talking earnestly over his shoulder, compelling you to keep up!
curious analogy , paints a funny picture , probably some validity to it
@@bobdimarzio3972 uu ⬆️
So entertaining and very informative!
One more important aspect of the Sistine chapel fresco by Michelangelo not mentioned here is the artist's self portrait as a skinned sinner hanging in the middle of the painting. Still I really love Mister Waldemar's exciting presentations. As a mature artist I learned a lot from this man than from any Art History book. He is the real deal!
That's a fascinating tidbit of knowledge! Thanks. Now, I'm going to have to search for a photo of it online. 🙂
Oversimplifications certainly make it more easy to understand and relaxing to watch.
Great ❗️Thank you❗️It is also Art to create such a thrilling and comprehensive project (documentary series) about Art❗️
I always learn something new with each episode. Thank You!🙋🏼♀️
Really enjoying your videos, so well done. That Dante painting really intrigued me!
I am officially addicted to this channel.
this series is the greatest thing on youtube. the man, the writing, the shooting, the editing, the music. it's just a bonanza of intelligence and great taste. are these still in production? if not Where's Waldemar?
Good lord those first statues behind the gate . Wonderful
I wish I had this guy's job. What could possibly be better than traveling around the world visiting great art...
Job 12'7-10 Ask the animals and they will teach you... Love these videos.
Excellent. The terracotta's by dell Arca and Torrigiano are awe inspiring. Although I am a huge fan of Michelangelo, his sculptures have always appeared awkward; his David's hand is not proportionate and his women all look like men with breasts. Dell Arca's women are women and heart wrenching at that. Torrigiano's pique of temper didn't warrant a life time of exile and by all accounts Michelangelo provoked the attacked. Thank you so much for this posting, I've learned so much.
Brilliant!!
So cool so engaging and so much to learn
November is the month of purgatory. As Catholics we pray extra during this month for the souls in purgatory. You are correct that many today do not know of it like they used too.
Thank you for this wonderful art documentary.
Mr. Januszczak explains so well 🌼🎨💝
I love how he’s reading the Scriptures in Latin.
I will say though that God can make the miraculous happen in reality.
I’m publishing a weekly UA-cam video on episodes from the life of Don Bosco, entitled ST JOHN BOSCO by JOE ZAMMIT. In this series I’m narrating events and miracles from the splendid life of Don Bosco. St John Bosco used to perform a miracle almost every day, through the intercession of Mary Help of Christians. From the lives of saints we can learn how to love God more and draw closer to him. Thank you.
@01:20: "I've been all over Italy, and I've seen an awful lot of Renaissance art. And, wonderful work, no arguments there, but..." LOL. The self-flagellation sound effects are funny.
57:30 Antony Gaudi, they say his church entrance looks like hell. Yet this scene of the final judgement by Michaelangelo looks the same. Gaudi maybe a little less classical in style, but I love his art. His art captures the turmoil and confusion on planet Earth.
How informative!!!
Thank you