good discussion, ecretos remain stored in the history of each artist
@Bob1234567891042311 жыл бұрын
Don't go throwing around names. Obviously more went into it than just filling in the lines, but do you totally deny the idea that maybe some of the Dutch and Flemish masters used a device (which was quite simple to construct, I've made several camera obscuras) for layout? Vermeers milk pitcher is a painting that many historians guessed may have been created with a camera obscura before his book came out. The draftsmanship just has such a photographic quality to it.
@Renilou25 жыл бұрын
A lot of speculation and looks like more trouble than what its worth. I know that according to history, Da Vinci invented the graph that he always had attached to his easel. He looked through it to his subject and drew from that. Even measuring from your pencil held out in front of you to subject is less of a hassle.
@johnnyM02511 жыл бұрын
Yes, the interviewer knows nothing, Hockney spent his whole life investigatinf studying and working as an artist.
@tobywrightfineart197011 жыл бұрын
A man who is sinking in his own puzzlement about art.....
@johnnyM02512 жыл бұрын
This is a man who is thinking, puzzling about art , what it is , how you do it etc. Ok assumptions GregorHo. we All make assumptions...........so WHAT !??
@tobywrightfineart197011 жыл бұрын
no names being thrown & no denying of the camera obscura at all. Vermeer and Ingres for sure used it, you can tell by their unwavering drawing lines that resemble tracing rather than drawing. but David is pretending to be revealing the holy grail to those who can't draw that well, such as himself. This contributes to the dumbing down of draftsmanship, and misinterpretation of technique vs. expression in art history.
@sonsoftheedelweiss72 Жыл бұрын
Who cares still got to know color and a plethora of techniques then u got to paint it.
@romanrails214 жыл бұрын
Art-nazi. LOL. I think that hits the mark concerning the hate and vitriol directed at David Hockney. How far a stretch is it to assume that artists used these techniques earlier than we suspected? Jeez. Does it spoil your own imaginings of how these works were created. Get over art-nazis.