Titian's own most favorite painting.. believe me.

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Wonderful explanation and exploration. Thank you. Your students are very lucky.

This video should have 1M+ views.

Unfortunate portrayal of Evan’s great legacy

Very useful, thank you.

Are there genres of paintings which do not work as well as others? Will this technique work with a still life painting of flowers? Or a landscape?

A museum not showing the moral majority sucks, would also be a political.

Great job! Of course, he wrote the book (literally)! A further confidence enhancer that we use in grade school is to say that there is no wrong answer as long as they give their evidence (answering the second question: what they see that makes them say that).

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Wonderful!

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#SPEECHLESS

I’m looking for info on my family roots.. looking for Kennedy’s - possibly 95th Regiment Illinois

What an excellent upload. And what a stunning image .

Fascinating presentation. Thank you!

Thanks it was so important for me to know a new form to explain in my tours when we visit the Sheik Zayed Grand Mosque Abu Dhabi 🕌🐪🌴 and the Palaces

Thanks, Sarah, nicely done.

The war was bad family fighting again family and devided the country like we are going through right now

This is some boring shit that Walker would despise...

Very informative. Thank you.

Too short!!

I always find it weird how speakers say "Of course,..." , "Naturally,..." , use these sentences that make it seem as if what they're talking about is already known to the audience, which makes me wonder why they're even talking about it on a stage in the first place. Are they assuming only highly educated people listen to these kind of lectures? Or are they so insecure that they want to make it seem as if they're part of the in-crowd, excluding the audience from an inclusive conversation? Either way, it feels rather snobbish and it's the first time I'm able to put my finger why I'm so annoyed anytime I join these kind of events. I did like their dialogue though, besides that single grain of sand grinding my teeth. It's very interesting to notice Stephen Shore as an archaeologist, considering his initial work was more Pop Art than when he adopted the large format, colour film approach. He became more sophisticated, and that ties in quite well with how older photographers tried to re-identify themselves in the sixties. He shed the rock'n'roll irony for something that speaks for itself and can be remembered as being more reflective to its era. Both Evans and Cartier-Bresson later admitting they actually wanted to be artists, but weren't allowed to because photography wasn't considered an expressive artform by then, is in itself an ironic twist considering how much influence they had by doing exactly what was expected of them, and also quite ironic considering that, if Shore knew about this, took this as a queue to simply follow his voice and shed the edgy attitude for something more authentic. They grow in the same manner, but one points one way and the other points back around.

A very interesting commentary. Thank you & I encourage you to do many more.

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Beautiful Titian Painting!

His VTS is great. His audience is unusually articulate, and his hands get MUCH TOO CLOSE to the painting.

I want to ask. Is VTS a curriculum or not? I'm really confused. because some people say that VTS is a curriculum and others say it as a method

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I’m learning how to do this while volunteering at my local art museum. It’s the most enriching part of my week when I get to step into my favorite museum and promote thinking and engagement in kids from grades 1-5. This is an excellent video for me to further my own expertise in VTS. So rewarding.

Geez Louise........It is well known that artists of this period worked on paintings while they were in a frame. They even referred to using a "painting frame".

This video was very much helpful to understand how to apply paraphrasing while VTS.

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Had a Confederate Relative who was Captured and was sent here in 1863 and Died of Dysentery in 1865.. My Family had Both North and South Volunteers.. All Kentucky Born and Raised..

This was fantastic. Engaging and succinct

Thats so cool, Thanks Love it

The first 12 minutes show Yenawine practicing the VTS method. From then onward, he discusses the theory behind it.

Skip to 7 min 16 sec to avoid intros etc.

I have enjoyed this !

très intéressant. Et l'exposition est un évenement.

Unfamiliar with this artist but so glad to learn about him and hear the comments that explains the techniques but also the mystery of his work. Enjoyed the segment very much.