5 Pieces of Lost Art

[@UltraCenterHQ]

I hate how the mom didn't return the arts, she just destroyed it

[@inyrui]

Yeah I've heard this story before but every time I do, I almost feel physical pain lol. Imo if it was my son, I'd turn him in, not protect him

[@momomo1312]

When I heard that was like hell fucking nah keep em both in prison lol

[@chrissibersky4617]

And all these "revolutionary" groups in North Africa and the Middle East that the west has financed that has destroyed thousands of years old art... Thankfully some of it is in European museums.

[@DaNoob1485]

Ah yes, the most iconic and beautiful art piece of all time... S T U A R T L I T T L E

[@HaydenofEverything]

First story: "He just really loved art" Oh thank God! So they didn't destroy it, right? 4:22 They didn't destroy it, right?!

[@cat21860]

I’m so happy you had Leonardo’s Medusa. I discovered it a few months ago while researching for a podcast I have on the back burner and was gobsmacked that I hadn’t seen it mentioned by anyone else before.

[@tailsknuxfan101]

I'm not sure why, but I thought you were saying you actually found Leonardo's Medusa, lol.

[@Brianna-eo8nu]

What about lost musicals/plays? The nature of musicals or plays is that a version of them is preformed every night, and after that, that specific version doesn’t exist afterwards. unless pro-shots are released officially or there’s bootlegs of it. So I feel like lost musicals or lost versions of musicals would be an interesting topic.

[@JCFoster]

Would love to see a video about Moose Murders.

[@coolwithakatie5366]

Isn't there an original cast recording of the opening night of RENT that's been lost? At least that's what I've heard. I'd love a video about this!

[@poisonsandwich12]

I'd think this is something that he could definitely cover

[@TyzulaShipper183]

This is really funny to me, considering for the past hour I've been searching for a musical... It's not *lost* really, just in Japanese and not translated. Some years back I found a translation on youtube and bookmarked it to watch it later, but for some reason forgot to archive it? Naturally, it was gone when I had the time.

[@tiffany-chan1235]

I remember an X Factor Musical being lost for quite a while

[@mightyfilm]

And while not high art, there's a lot of lost artwork in terms of animation cels that never survived. I once read that a LOT of Rocky and Bullwinkle animation cels were thrown out because Jay Ward supposedly kept a stack of them on his desk and his secretary or cleaning lady got disgusted by it. I'm sure there are other examples of animations that lost their cels before everyone realized they were worth something.

[@outrankedfrank7244]

“5 Pieces of Lost Art” *first clip is of Stuart Little*

[@mattguy1773]

Art is such a beautiful thing and it’s a shame that lost art exists

[@wickedlee664]

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[@coyoteartist]

I applaud your choice of more unusual stories that might not be widely known to people who don't know art. And I love the Stewart Little story. I remember seeing the painting in the movie and liking it a lot. My only wish would have been that it could have gone to a museum rather than a private collector.

[@Darxide23]

Comparing NFTs and art isn't actually too far a perfect comparison. Sales of both are primarily used as scams for the richest people to launder money.

[@nyancat.123]

So NFTs _aren't_ going to be relevant anymore

[@momomo1312]

At least with a painting u can hide it like yeah I brougth this expensive thing wdym, I'm not launring money here is evidencie!! With an ntf u just have like an expensive furry oc toy house lmaooo 😭

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

You're better off starting a business to launder money. Rich people buy fine art because of its aesthetic value and because their value stays relatively the same. It's kind of like buying precious metals.

[@nyancat.123]

@@user-fe8gx3ie5v Then that makes cryptobros' taste in art completely trashed

[@relo999]

​@@user-fe8gx3ie5v Not really, it's an amazing tool to launder money as art inherently doesn't have a fixed value and a pretty poor expected value and no need for creative accounting. Meanwhile a business to launder money is only really useful if you require a continual way to launder roughly the same amount of money each month. The vast majority of big art deals also aren't "fine art", it's regular "art" often from some unknown, B-rank or "family off rich person X" artist often with a notably "modern art" direction. And do you really think a banana taped to a wall or a canvas painted a singular color by an unknown artist really has a stable value? A Rembrant or Van Gogh keeps it's value quite well (unless said artist falls out of favor), but Johnny 2-Toe's painted hand turkeys don't keep their value.

[@gryficowa]

People: Why in this movie, people adopt a mouse? Guy: Is there a missing painting on this wall? Well, this movie surprises everyone, but this particular reason for surprise surprised me

[@SethMcWeeb]

Dropped everything I was doing to watch this, I was so happy to see the notif. Hope you're doing well, ATL!

[@danoelmucho2503]

My wife gave birth but I'm on the toilet now, she can wait.

[@barneyjuniorYT]

I love how paintings from the reinsurance era aged better than NFTS

[@Matt_Presents]

I'm sure someone's said this before, but it'd be cool to see a video on pre-internet searches for lost media. Off-hand I know there was a search for a lost Marx Brothers movie that ended with the guy who started it basically living with Groucho in the last few years of his life.

[@LegiyonEhellout]

Do the pieces destroyed by the Nazis, it seems like such a cool idea!

[@DOMINNIMOD198]

Nazis didn't destroy art, just stole it

[@AllThingsLost]

That'll be a whole separate video one day!

[@dimethylhexane]

@@AllThingsLost Do the archives of the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft count as media? as an example that springs to mind of things lost due to the Nazis

[@Phoenix-ry9iz]

Most of that "art" was just contemporary garbage and abstract nonsense, nothing actually worth saving.

[@NeonUFO]

loved this video, the steward little story is especially wild and interesting!! i like that you decided to not include works that were stolen by nazis and instead gave attention to lesser known lost works

[@lyrmaxlyrics]

Such a great topic for a video. Perhaps another interesting topic that I believe stems from one of your other videos could be covering in depth various movie studio fires and an overview of films or other important film-related content, props, sets, etc. that were potentially lost forever in those fires.

[@lordjav1320]

It's sad to see such beautiful art lost im glad the last one exists in some way

[@punishernation436]

Can we see lost pieces of history? Think that could be interesting

[@AllThingsLost]

It's on the list for sure!

[@42Fossy]

Somebody needs to make a dark comedy heist movie about that first story.

[@SunyCartoons]

I love that a silly kids movie like Stewart Little helped in the discovery of a missing piece of art

[@SkyWidows]

In The Crown, they showed Churchill sitting for a portrait, and an afterword saying that the portrait was destroyed.

[@TheEerieMaster]

You should do a lost media video on primarily old black and white cartoons, aren't there a lot of unknown 1910's, 20's and 30's lost cartoon media? I would love to know, thank you =]

[@MrJans3n]

So if there's anything I've learned from this, it's that art theft is a pretty easy crime that carries a minor punishment. So like: 1. Steal art 2. Steal more art 3. Get caught 4. Get famous for stealing art 5. Get out of jail 6. Write a book 7. Sell book (and maybe steal more art on the side) 8. Repeat until profit from bestsellers outweighs fines

[@SpellboundWolf]

I love stories about art. This is a fun addition for your channel. :D

[@tori_girlonline800]

There's a special place in hell for people who destroy historical objects

[@dezraq]

Lost TV show pilots that ever never picked up would be a great idea. Especially since Monsignor Martinez was found a while back.

[@echoridley9118]

I love the idea of a video on media and art that the German Nazi regime destroyed actually, that's an important historical topic and people talk about it in theory a lot but don't always go over what media they targeted and for what reasons.

[@robertobaird1015]

Finally!! I was waiting for the day you would make a video about lost art/paintings! I’m so happy, right now!! 💕✨

[@AllThingsLost]

I'm so glad! I hope you enjoyed the video

[@dylansandas920]

What about all the lost art at the World Trade Center, many millions of dollars of sculptures, paintings, tapestries, and other art pieces were heavily destroyed, lost, and even stolen

[@owenberryman500]

this channel is so dope. wish you the best on your youtube journey !

[@TheDigitalApple]

Man, this video has been a long time coming. This has been requested since the early days of the channel!

[@AllThingsLost]

It took a lot of research because I didn't know much about lost art until someone requested it. I'm super thankful for those who did. Thanks for sticking around so long to see it happen 💕

[@TheDigitalApple]

@@AllThingsLost at least you didn’t cover the lost paintings due to the Nazis/World War 2 in general, if that was the case it’d be the longest video in KZbin history!

[@ineptznonz]

This video rules I love how you go out of your way to find interesting examples of lost media

[@AllThingsLost]

Thank you, that really means a lot. It all comes from suggestions in the comments and on Twitter. Y'all have the good ideas, I just make the video!

[@thaliabirrueta8456]

Yay! An upload. If you can, you should make another Lost Internet Media video. Given the size of the internet, there is so much to cover. On the second note, Remy from Ratatouille would decimate Stuart Little.

[@TravelingCoder]

There’s also the art lost from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum theft. There’s a lot to talk about there.

[@nils-olofohman1079]

A local piece of lost art: the Frosty Acres mural in Novato, CA. It was commissioned to commemorate the American bicentennial in the 70s, and put together by local artists, on the walls of the Frosty Acres frozen food building in the Ignacio neighborhood, which was visible when driving north on U.S. 101. A company called Marin Hydroponics bought the building in the 1990s, and painted over the mural with flat, beige paint.

[@chairmannom9507]

Wait.... STUART LITTLE?!

[@deadlockoriginalfilms2.096]

Lost media: (?) does anyone else remember seeing ads for a planned squidbillies spin-off airing "this fall" starring boyd the cashier at the convenience store, I believe it was going to be called "the clerk"? But I don't remember the title for sure It seemed so absurd that I thought it was a joke, but I remember the ad running for several months. I vividly remember a few details from the commercial: At one point they say that "the series is created by Squidbillies creators David Willis and jim Fortier", but instead of showing a picture of either of them on-screen, it shows a picture of a crowded Beach, and then they Circle them way in the back of the photograph as a joke It didn't have any clips of the supposed series, it just had a new piece of animation of Boyd standing at his cash register saying something along the lines of "hello y'all" after the commercial's narrator introduces him I don't know what year this was, but I think the the commercial ended with the statement "airing this fall" so they must have been running during the winter spring or summer. And that's the last I ever heard of it. I never looked into it any further. Adult Swim loves to pull elaborate pranks on their audience but creating a fake TV show and then airing the commercials for it for half a year seems like a little weird even for them cx I tried to look into this couple months ago and couldn't find anything but maybe I just missed something obvious

[@jasonblundelldobebussing]

Number 1: All Things Lost's Graduation Video 😭

[@Tyranistar_7]

NFTS will be the piece of lost media that might be better lost.

[@g1gabytez]

propaganda and controversies aside, we can all agree that Diego Rivera's Man at the Crossroads goes hard

[@mrsmokey1537]

Can you do more WWE Lost Media ?

[@Kal_g]

It's a good day when Mike drops a new video.

[@xantho368]

Oh hi there! Also to hell NFTs, absolute scams and a stain on the art community

[@CthulhuianBunny]

While not known to be destroyed, I'm surprised you didn't bring up the paintings stolen in the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum theft, which included Rembrandt's "The Storm on the Sea of Galilee"

[@KickerOfAss]

Is this video some kind of world record attempt? I mean, the amount of times you confused Sweden and Switzerland must be some kind of a record, surely.

[@Djarra]

The portrait of Winston Churchill by Graham Southerland that was a gift to Churchill by Parliament for his 80th birthday, he thought it made him look "half witted' as was destroyed by his wife later on. However a digital recreation of the work has since been proposed.

[@RipplyAnemone67]

Ok I want to see the destroyed art as it’s it’s own video I am now intrigued

[@TeatroGrotesco]

Currently watching Grand Tour so I wanted to know the badge on the car they ran to when they tried to steal a priceless piece of art.

[@reallythatbad1]

Seeing this, what about doing lost architecture/ monuments?

[@Treyman-yi7ei]

You think Stuart Little the movie is weird? Don't read the book it's even weirder

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

What's the difference? LOL. Also, love the Celty pic.

[@Treyman-yi7ei]

@@user-fe8gx3ie5vThe book and the movie are really nothing alike. For one thing he's not adopted, his mom somehow just gave birth to a really small human like mouse. And everyone accepts this more weirdly and easily than they accept that he exists in the movie Like in the second movie he also falls in love with a small bird but this time she ends up leaving for good, and he ends up going on a fruitless sad journey to find her again. And the book ends very openly with him continuing his journey to find her even though he likely never will He also falls in love with a 15 year old girl who like him is just inexplicably really small. They go on a date but it gets ruined by bullies. This basically causes him to have a mental breakdown which weirds out the girl so much that she just decides to leave You gotta read it to really see how weird it is. It doesn't even feel like a kids book. Also thanks

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

@@Treyman-yi7ei LMAO, that's very strange. I do remember the second movie being about a bird girl he likes, but I never watched the movie, or at least don't remember really watching it. I kind of like those versions better, except for the overly sad stuff. I did watch the third movie, but I don't really remember what it was about.

[@slakmansauce3390]

Diego Rivera would have loved r/antiwork Also, you forgot the lost Van Gogh paintings. After his suicide, his mother threw most of them away.

[@movieedge7370]

The 1st art thief in the VideoI think a three-year sentence is kind of lenient for what he did I’m thinking more like 20 to 30 years. Great video video interesting 👍🏻

[@ixcutamp8059]

Kinda unrelated, but in Mexico we have Diego Rivera in our $500 pesos bills

[@kendalhawks1468]

What about lost songs from any genre of music

[@smof1]

private collector always makes me want to pull my hair out. art is for everyone dammit

[@VindiVinchi1]

I love this channel!

[@klaatu9936]

Let’s go! You uploaded!

[@Retrogradegirl]

More lost art please

[@abdelali9279]

7:24 wait, I never knew that was a recurring easter egg in Bond movies

[@instincts6178]

Any tips on making a lost media channel?

[@Gojiro7]

im so fucking annoyed that the people who steal these works of art are given the equivalent of a stern talking too and a pat on the behind....the fact the first guy stole billions of dollars worth of paintings and saw the amount of prison time you would have gotten for trying to hit someone with a car is fucking pathetic no matter what nations laws make the call

[@MalaksMessage]

Just a correction : I think you mean the SWISS medieval castle of Gruyères - not Swedish

[@xavierwalko4175]

Can you do a video on Gundam, Kamen Rider, and Ultraman lost media?

[@Zorbnog]

Hey Mike, just curious but I haven't seen anything about the Barbie Girls flash game. Could you try to incorporate that somehow? I mean if you want to.

[@mileidyclass]

Lost digital art next?

[@scrambled5948]

If you do a part 2, you should do Graham Sutherland’s portrait of Winston Churchill

[@johnjohnson8575]

So not too long ago I came across a very old advertisement at a Cracker Barrel for a movie about Joan of Arc. When I pointed it out to my friend they were curious about it and so was I. It looked old but I was still confident with the information available I would be able to quickly find it. I was wrong. It took me some time to find the right words to search and discover its origin as an Italian film (now knowing the year of production being 1913 makes it so much easier) and it's reportedly the first film about Joan of Arc. The Italian name being Giovanna d'Arco. During my search I couldn't find much English information about the film. There is some from Google books, a few screen shots scattered around the web but the consensus based on info gathered and from the Italian wiki and other places the film is now lost. But there isn't much talk about it in the English world. I dunno, maybe there is something you can look into

[@poisonsandwich12]

Do you think you can do an episode on lost mobile games? I saw another video on a different channel that was similar, and I'd like to see what you could find!

[@reverseshin]

Sadly Most Tegami Bachi Fanart from The “Goldenage” are lost :(, I work vary hard just trying to restore them.

[@AUGUILERASHOP]

Random thought: are there any lost icebergs yet?

[@Da.Liar-Pig]

Do the Godzilla or toho company Ltd lost media

[@nintenx1235]

1:15 bro that's how I react to my own art.

[@jamesmoss3424]

One day those work of art 🎨 will be found.

[@mattwolf7698]

This was extremely interesting.

[@CallMeFreakFujiko]

Russia burned down a museum in Ukraine that contained 25 paintings from Maria Primachenko. There are digital pictures of them still but the originals are now lost forever.

[@charles8179]

I remember watching a documentary series about famous stolen art that was recovered... and I kid you not, the Nazis showed up in each and every single episode

[@LamarINH]

I forgot about this channel but as soon as I seen this video I missed it

[@Tyranistar_7]

What about of lost architecture?

[@shariwelch8760]

Stuart Little was written by E.B. White.

[@Ai14106]

Lost statues

[@panfluteskeleton]

Great video Mike!

[@jaf5281]

this one hurts...

[@maccamachine]

another great video

[@KingFluffs]

There's 2 Mona Lisas btw.

[@UltraCenterHQ]

The beta version

[@InsanityPlusOne]

The man at the crossroads bit really pissed me off, no idea why... It reminded me of my childhood here in NZ literally bashing my head against the wall of the assembly hall in primary school to make the national anthem less of a painful racket... The idea of being blinded by your belief in something stupid like capitalism or a god and trying to ruin art over that... blows my mind how cool Diego Rivera was about it all.

[@TesseractileDysfunction]

Oh, Mike how I’ve missed you

[@AllThingsLost]

missed u 2 bb 😚 (But seriously thanks for always watching!)

[@TesseractileDysfunction]

😳

[@SuperHeshGamer2010]

Can you make a video on Pokémon lost media

[@novelezra]

OK, I am only 37 seconds in and I need to say that I strongly disagree with your statement on recorded music: *"A recording can be a great representation, and can make the art more accessible; but something is lost in the conversion process". Modern music (music made during the 1960's and onwards) used studio recording technics, theory and principles to create an art form that cannot be replicated live. Albums such as Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys, multiple Beatles albums such as SPLHCB and of course multiple Pink Floyd albums. Don't get me wrong, classical music and big band/gospel etc were recorded onto 45's and 78's simply as a recording of the written music and yes; played live compared to the recording you are losing something. But 99.9% of musical art relies solely on the 'recorded album' as the art; as the finished piece. Playing it live is simply a way to express it in front of an audience and provide the music they wrote as an experience. Listening to Cursive's: The Ugly Organ live compared the actual intended way it was meant to be listened to (as a concept album) would be like night and day. The album IS the art itself (in fact the album is incredibly meta, as some of the songs are describing the art of writing an album and presenting the finished work as an art piece). Take for instance Mount Eerie's album "A Crow Looked at Me". A collection of songs written by Phil Elvrum that are raw and deeply intimate retellings of moments and feelings surrounding his wives passing from Cancer. He may play some of those songs live, but they were written and recorded as a single work of art. As the album "A Crow Looked at Me". Sure, you could say that Steve Albini intended his album 1000 Hurts to be listened to on a record player to get the intended effect, but thats just the medium for playing the album. Either way, the recorded album is the art piece itself, be it played on a 2nd gen iPod or not. So yeah, I'm sorry; when the musician Leyland Kirby (AKA The Caretaker) wrote six albums; each one representing the stages of dementia, if you heard that live, it would not have the intended effect that the original piece was trying to convey. I don't just disagree with what you said; but I'd say that you are objectively wrong in that statement. Uh... Sorry about the rant. NFT's suck. lol

[@warpvector]

NFTs are a scam.

[@jadenyuki3138]

They just somewhere in thee black mrkt

[@lutenic6111]

Stephane's mom did nt destroy everything but around 60 art pieces and some of other artifacts like vases and all.

[@BeyondBaito]

I find it ironic Diego Rivera was a supporter of Karl Marx considering the fact that Marx himself was openly racist towards Mexicans stating that the reason they lost in the Mexican American war was because he believed they were naturally lazy. Which is obviously a very racist generalization of Mexican people. Also kind of funny that he'd be anti-capitalist considering he accepted commissions from Ford and the Rockafeller family

[@stevengarcia4795]

Hi there Mike! Nice video. So will you be making a video about art destroyed by the nazis?

[@constancestrawn1303]

Dyyyyyyyying at how you're pronouncing these artists names lol

[@splendidcyan]

Revisiting this video and only just now reading other comments, I noticed a few dissuading looking at the art looted by the Nazis because of them being weird, abstract stuff. That is quite literally EXACTLY the Nazi ideology of "degenerate" art. If you do ever talk about art stolen by the Nazi regime, I hope you can touch upon the degenerate art ideas and how it was another way of quashing that which they deemed unworthy of life. I think there is very little art that is unworthy of being seen at least once or twice, even if it's art I personally don't like (the only exceptions I can think of are like, Marilyn Manson's unreleased movie or such-- stuff I think you already had a video on!). R. Mutt would not approve of silly little youtube commenters saying art, even "bad" art, isn't worth even documenting.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

my first short film the dead revolt (2016) is currently lost. i made a whole video about it.

[@keepmymindpreoccupied2892]

Nft's are weak af, they need to hire actual artists instead of putting out weak jpegs.

[@comedyfan74]

Oh Hi There!

[@AllThingsLost]

Oh hi there! 👋

[@infinitylord08]

thank you for doing this video.

[@AllThingsLost]

Thanks for watching!