Conceptualism garbage made for weak willed small brained pissants that wouldn't know good art from the shit in a can this nobody is.

1:34 Long, long before all the gay stuff, the Peacock feather was a symbol of the Resurrection of Christ. When you see it in religious art, THAT'S what it means. It has nothing whatsoever to do with homosexuality.

Great video. Thank you so much!

Great artist in his time,captures the period so well!

Very interesting. Robin and Denise have great, infectious enthusiasm.

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a fascinating analysis of this painting - an enjoyable video!

Guy Fawkes falsely accused.

I like the paintings (2.0)

I like the paintings

Wish the video was longer. Excellent. Also, loved Denise Mina's novel; almost wish she had gone into history as a profession.

Love the Scottish accent

He's a great painter, a great artist, period.

A very enjoyable video - I wish only that it were longer. Thank you for this.

Wonderful, Joan was exceptional in her work

Dreadful shame JMB messed with smack.

Uhhh. Yes please. And thank you.

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The inception of Cubism started after a great war. That lasted but moments, seemingly so. Those who refuted were given an option, yield or fist fight. Those who lost were then punished and made to be the inspiration for the children of thier respective places. "The Teacher" as I was called in Those days, Would tell His Students to Exaggerate what They saw in the Mangled Models provided by the Empire. Cubism. -Dr. Prof. Dr. Mr. TheDevil Art 207: Advanced Concepts

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One of Scotland's most remarkable painters. Doing so much with so little. l

I saw Grayson Perry's art exhibition in Margate, it was really great. I love the contrast in his work.

He himself was a demon possessed soul and is punished in Hell.

Beautiful Nick!

He invented the use of skeletons to articulate the figures. He made metal skeletons which he inserted into the hand-modelled figures in sickly detail. I had the chance to see an exhibition of his where they included some of the fugures he used in the films. The level of detail is amazing. The pegasus had real feathers. A real genius. You could say he invented rigging.

One of the few artist I can stand to listen to. So honest and entertaining! There's that nasty word... I defy you to find another artist who can say so much right off the top of his head! Maybe Hockney?

How can you tell that someone’s wearing a GREEN carnation in a historic photo when it’s black & white? Answer: You can’t.

Some woman thanks Sandra

I thought by the title she meant “retail store/shop manager”. She is a storage & logs manager of fine art. Lovely lady with a fun job!

All she did was help a wee French based Scot do a cowardly runner. Nae sweat😂😂😂😂

everyone is here for their art class and I am here for my literature studies. 🥴

He was also a witch hater

British radio program from the 50's called Around The Horn included a bunch of coded phrases passed as comedy. very interesting stuff worth a check out. british radio is also just cool history in and of itself

There’s more to The Story, and Misinformation and Disinformation have been covering it up, since even BEFORE The Time of Jesus. King Oberon closed off The Faery Kingdom from The Human Realm because The Humans were using HOARDABLE Money, which feeds The Beast; USURY. The little black character has nothing to do with the problem. Faery Money DECAYS , like everything else Natural it is not HOARDABLE. It allows for continuous uninterrupted REFINEMENT of everything. I would love to collaborate with you, I’m sure we could reveal lots of interesting facts which need to be brought to Light. 💜 Angel NicGillicuddy

Loving this series!! It is so rare to get insights from such a diverse set of roles that are not always talked about.

This as a career never even occurred to me. Of course art gets moved around and it must be done with steady precision. This guy has such a calmness. I imagine he’s an excellent Art Handler and dart player, steady hands.

nice video!

What an erudite speaker without a note!

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Fascinating, thanks for sharing.

that is lovely to listen to music that was inspired by the painting. also the painting is quite remarkable, how well it captures the energy of the young boy.

Beautiful collection, but having been trained in book restoration, and having restored books from the special collections of universities, I'm wondering why you are handling them without cotton gloves. Oils and acids are very easily transferred to paper.

Most of the people I've seen in real life painting or doing other art is mostly women.

Fantastic history!👍🏻

Oh wow 🙌

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This is so fascinating <3 thank you