Tony that was fabulous! Truly loved it!!!

Simply wonderful! What a great work. Long live the bricks of London! 💜💜💜

Wonderful artist wonderful paintings

What a great doco Tony. Thank you for making it and sharing. I enjoyed watching it.

That's a beautiful piece. Thank you!

Lovely hearing your mother’s essay on bricks.

Excellent....as usual...an extension of your mom's work.....

Another beautiful and inspiring documentary! I'll never look at a brick the same again! Loved it!

Beautiful story of a wonderful lady and artist this documentary really brought a tear to my eye, thank you to dear Marys son for bringing this excellent portrait of your mothers life and work to us, one can clearly see how much you loved your mum. Beautiful

Wonderful beautiful painting thank you 🙏 for sharing.

Wow. Thanks for posting your film about those paintings

A view of buildings….in real Britain…a little shabby…..still interesting….and…a querky way….beautiful 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

Really interesting, but it should be pointed out that Ken was not president of the RA, but of the New English Art Club. He was at one time Professor of Perspective at the RA.

Thank you for sharing with us…lovely art…reality…show us….there’s art….in the streets…😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😉👍👍

Made me laugh out loud… wonderful to have all these movies of your mum…. My mum died from COVID and there were some videos of her appearing on TV shows like 15 to one but it all got thrown out…. Still she lives on in my memories….

Such an insightful artist, spoken with experience.

What category did it win at the Emmys?

What a wonderful and remarkable woman. Mary was unique and I have adored watching the documentary and learning about her art. Such a gorgeous snippet of her life by her son.

What a beautiful documentary about a marvelously talented artist. So wonderful to learn bout Mary and her paintings. Loved it and off now to watch Brushstroke❤

Oh she is dear to me.

One the great's with advice

So interesting to learn that I'm not the only person who's "not terribly keen on Van Gogh." His work is so overwhelmingly lauded, I thought there was something wrong with me. Honeysett's candor is refreshing. She and I agree about Vermeer's bricks.

This story is unbelievably great. Imagine, being human. I empathize with her and envy her at the same time. She was so strong that her will was practically unbreakable. The entire universe was pitted against her, most people would simply choose another path in life. But no, she was extraordinarily divine. Her skill itself is a genuine article, not the product of people who laid groundwork for her. Unlike most people today who simply walk in old shadows of greatness and pretend that their over-inflated ego is why they are what they are. It breaks my heart, it even shakes my faith in humanity that she isn't held to a much higher esteem. I hope that more people learn of her name, her works, and her struggles. I will in fact tell everybody I know about this story even if it takes the rest of my life. I can't get over one of my side youtube accounts having more views for some crummy piano arrangement than her sons fb content combined, let alone the pbs documentary. I can't exactly see the statistics of viewers for the airing, nor the viewers of the passport streaming. But judging from the lack of attention and VERY few views here on youtube among several youtubers attempting to share this content-- It is clear to me that Mary is not getting the attention she deserves. We're not talking about some 12 year old who is overexagerated for being young and somewhat skilled. She is legendary. If someone is reading this that has influence, please take this to heart and expose her. She is dead now, she can't steal your fame, she can't even tell you not to share her name. Please for all that is good in this world expose her. She needs to be in history books, her story needs more elaboration, someone needs to professionally interview her descendants. Her life is over, but I believe her journey has only begun. That she has the capacity to touch trillions of people over time if not more. I've lived my entire life watching the truth of this world get washed away. Please don't let such a beautiful story and artist be washed away too.

Mary's work is extraordinary, please print a book with her paintings. The academy and galleries are toffee nosed snobs. She will be famous, like Margaret Ollie and others .

Thanks for the wonderful portrait of your mom. Lovely lady with a great attitude. I'm happy she got into the Academy. She was a great artist!

I just love the way she walks ❤ her steps are so bold, strong and confident. She walks fast and always knows where she is going. There no hesitation, no questioning. She moves boldly forward as if she was about to conquer an enemy and she is absolutely certain she will :)

Wat a fascinating story of such a lovely lady and a fantastic artist she deserved a lot of credit

Amazing accuracy. Do you know if she painted from life or from photos?

I would love to have met her.

Magnificent work so much detail and the colours so accurate.Love the not so perfect buildings

Actually I really like that painting, and after a lifetime in art, those who know me know I don't hand out compliments like M&M's. I will remember this painting because it gives me ideas. Nice work!

How prolific! Great captures in time! Love the contrasts!

14:42 about how male painters typically have more freedom to paint than women…. Thankfully, this is changing but even now, I (57)certainly have the struggle still of balancing my home “duties” (raising my son, keeping the house stocked and clean) with eking out studio time. My solution is that I spend most nights out in my backyard studio, blasting music, painting and drawing. The one big drawback is that my brain gets so activated by my observations that I generally have a tough time finally falling asleep once I’ve shut the studio for the night (usually past midnight). I always joke with My husband that “I’m heading out to the strip club” when I walk out to my studio. lol he always knows exactly where to find me…. Obsessing over some composition, filthy apron and smudged cheek. In my bliss, just like MCH

I’m falling in love with her, one video at a time… as a vertically challenged painter, with a filmmaker son myself,I’m feeling a real kinship with this wonderful woman. Thank you for sharing her story with the world ❤ MBZ

Amazing lady and a great artist.

So happy you persevered with the films - they are an absolute pleasure and so is she❤

What a brilliant artist Mary Cane-Honeysett is. She's an absolute inspiration.

Absolutely beautiful painting!

I don't live near a framing shop. I end up making frames from lumber. not fancy but it works

She is such an inspiration!

She worked hard to make her art. What a sweet person.

Mary was a very conventual artist she needed to relaxes and become an unconventual artist.

What a fantastic tribute to your mother. Thank you. 💚

True artist! Now its computers which is not a true artist!

Love Mary’s resourcefulness ❤

very lovely documentary, very touching. but the chosen music is mostly annoying

What a jolly lively spirit, she's so sweet! A good acupuncturist might help with the tremor, an FYI for all.

The stabilizing stick with a leather ball on the end is called a Maul ❤️!

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful Lady your Mother I've always loved old brick buildings, We have many of these where I live, my brother lives in Nashville and there are still old beautiful buildings, What a lovely Mom you have❤

I love old brick buildings, they have so much character, thanks for sharing ❤