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Was there anything that DIDN'T scandalize the masses back then? I mean, seriously lol

It was invented by Diego Rivera

she is incredible and brave

What a wonderful exegesis of these installations! I was held rapt when I visited the Orangerie, and the few visitors that day were reverentially silent. I experienced the strangeness of the viewpoint, but was unable to name it, as you so accurately do, as simultaneously above and in front of the subject. As you point out, the lack of a horizon line speaks volumes about the artist's radical innovation here.

Your channel introduced me to Basquiat. He is such an inspiration and seeing his work turned a lot of gears in my head

well done. it makes me miss my half of life sized baroque framed prints of the paintings. never should have let them go.

Looks a bit meh

Whats for a name?

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Awesome channel. Clear. Insightful. To the point. And with some extra little tidbits. Full credit to you. Any book recommendations on art analysis? I read the Lady in Gold by Anne Marie O'connor which was fascinating piece of history, but not exactly delving into the art itself like what you do. Wish you every success, keep up the good work. Just got to the section where you talk about getting your own book deal 😅. Congratulations. . *I see you have listed a book list. Thank you.

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All this time, I thought she was pregnant.

I was a teenager when I first saw Magritte, late 90’s. Always saw him as a magician..or the grandad creating wonder and mystery.

That is why I don’t appreciate his work that much . Mass produced art works don’t have much value !

I’m finna ghost these niccas except big bro

Amazing video! Thank you!

This was so well narrated I expected credits to roll after he was done😭

Dali was a mess. Amateur. His work has no actual value except maybe for being example of how better go and do something useful instead of pretending to be genius.

Wonderful James. Such an insightful expose of land spiral and earthworks. It was such a shame that Robert Smithson died so prematurely but the land spiral lives on. Perhaps longer than he would have envisioned.

John Singer Sargent, photoshop expert with a brush, before computers were invented. His skill is legendary, but the portraits look nothing like the subjects. No wonder people flocked to him for a portrait. Smaller nose? Sure! Bigger eyes? No problem!

Yes he was admitted to a zap zap institution. His painting is his brains scrambled over canvas. Art??? You've got to be on crack or worse. Just an opinion. 😅😅😅😅😅.And people who spend millions on this c.... are from Mars. Do they have mental hospital on Mars yet? Hope so. 😅😅😅😅😅😅

nothing pertinent to add. just feeding the algo-deities of the tube-y'all.

Caravaggio is my favorite artist ever, his paintings are so amazing to me

I will keep this video as a reference. Love the way this great artist's path has been resumed. Thank you.

Rationality Rules

Does anyone know the name of the classical music played during the intro?

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Awesome video, I really appreciate your work James 🤩🥰🥰

Traveled from LA to NY just to see this beauty.

A great video, as always

Love this video!

When you look at these paintings try imagining what kind of symbolism they are trying to use. For example, Venus arriving at cypress on a shell might mean Venus arrived at Cyprus on a boat. The shell being the boat. All of these paintings look like one thing but really mean another thing

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Always great content !

I'm going to go out on a limb here and assert that Mozart would have detested Rothko's paintings.

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Spiral Jetty is trash, Smithson is a hack and the fact that this channel is celebrating this garbage is sad.

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Oh that was a sad and gut wrenching explanation of Van Gogh's mental and physical suffering! One can only imagine how many more wonderful works of art he had in his mind that he would have created! Just heartbreaking. Thank you for this excellent video giving us some insight into the great man's last years.

ok I get it even if I enter the hospital of mental illness (ss challenge)I will never work in art their or any where and by the way I'm a friend for very powerful peoples around the world (8448)

Locc to the bone

Thank you for such cleat explanation of this picture I appreciate it now.