🥰 very beautiful!

Nice !!!!

Big fan of early 20th century Joseph Pennell. Have always wanted to try etching. Thanks for the informative video.

A truly outstanding and enjoyable piece to watch. I had to stop many times and back it up to look at the work, I found all these pieces extraordinary and some just really captivate me, hard to let each one pass. This medium is so warm and it's hard to think of another medium that translates so beautifully into form, it's almost like you can't go wrong, from pop art, to folk art to the finest etchings and tonal explorations. It feels so magical. I took a couple minutes to really study the faces in an etching plate hung on the wall in Rembrandt's house in Amsterdam. I counted the lines, I think there were 18 strokes on copper (i think ) used to create this mans face, and I counted them because there was full depth of character and form and expression and everything else that made it a masterpiece. 18 little lines and it captured the essence better than a photo. I don't recall seeing the print from it, but the plate alone was unforgettable. Something so direct when captured cleanly, the true art of making an impression, a mark, a form that digs in and is recognizable. This art is inspiring.

Such an incredible artist! I peeked over her shoulder & was in awe at her talent at a young age. She has always been an inspiration to do what brings joy to your soul.

This was absolutely wonderful. Enjoyed it immensely.

very neat details that you are bringing out for us viewers. I wonder why he was standing in a canoe! I can imagine it would tip.

Beautiful video 👏👏👏

I would love to buy some of your art. Where do I buy it

Dear, dear Mary. She was one for the ages. I shall never forget my dear friend.

Hi from Canada Ontario 👋

Thank you learned more about this artist.

I loved and miss you Alice.

Super overview - a real treat to this viewer who is just beginning to survey the print-making world and its techniques. Thank you very much.

Yay Chessney!

Great man, Ken Schuster. Director of Bradford Brinton. I purchased a lot of Joel Ostlind artwork there. Please go!

I have a Moose done by Bunny back in the late 90's. It is one of my favorite pieces. Glad I found this video. Thanks, Bob

In 1980, this painting, Pastures New, was at the center of an FBI art theft investigation in Cincinnati....The United States v. Danny Ledbetter. The FBI's questioning of the accused, Danny Ledbetter, happened prior to his arrest. But before questioning he was advised of his rights and willingly signed a waiver of rights document It has been cited as case law concerning fifth and sixth amendment rights and Miranda law. United States v. Danny Ledbetter. Look it up!

This video is such a gift. A treasure, really. I miss her.

Tim Lawson & Andrew Wyeth = brothers-from-another-mother ? (sometimes) Intriguing work

Very interesting and informative video, thank you. The art displayed is wonderful!

Nice works

Love to paint there my daughter would go crazy over the horse beautiful work

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Still enthralled by the old world charm of art created by hand. Lovely line work. Beautiful paintings.

Very fine paintings.. Thanks for the video .. I was unaware of Tim's work.

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WOW!! your black angus cow painting looks like one of Andrew Wyeth's brown swiss paintings!!

Wow, stunning work! Thank you.

Wow this guy's great

Tim has to be one of my top ten favorite painters.

Have admired Lawson for some time.....

I love that she paints the energy of the flowers.

just finishing Neltje's autobiography "North of Crazy" and it has given me a great urge to visit her beloved part of the world. As a fellow abstract expressionist, the highlands of Scotland (my childhood home) and the landscape of Sicily (my home from home) seem to resonate with Neltje's description of Northern Wyoming. All the best to you and your endevours, Mike.

Your work is very impressive. I have just subscribed to your channel. I would appreciate it if you could subscribe to my channel. Thanks

Always enjoy your work, Thomas. I love your Gouaches book that I bought a few years back. There's something about the looseness and freshness of small Plein air studies.

Beautiful paintings Thomas! Congratulations on the exhibit!

Good to see him! I had soup at his place in Pine Ridge a few years ago.