Art III: Modern 1800-2000, with Rick Steves

[@janetjd]

Any talk that addresses some aspect of history helps to point out the importance of knowledge of the past - and, really, makes it more interesting. Today, we need it more than ever. Thank you Rick Steves !

[@skategenie]

better than most art classes taught in college. Rick Steves is priceless!

[@kingBRANDONcastle]

I watched the first episode not knowing I would finish them all three hours later

[@Toastwig]

Fantastic series! Thank you Rick.

[@lgmax4672]

Thank you rick steves for these treasure troves of information. Excellent speaker!

[@fghdhghhdfhhhhhh]

This is all just super informative, love it!

[@oldmanyellsatscreen]

Excellent series. Thank you!

[@akshaysingh1538]

Just wonderful !

[@Ronfully]

I have ordered your book!!

[@brubafc]

Really interesting. Thank you! 😄

[@liviafrossard4435]

Marie Antoinette never said let them eat cake.

[@TheClassicalElf]

Guten Tag Steven Did you ever do a story -or could you- on the "Varusschlacht" near Detmold Germany? We used do sing in Germanhy: Als die Römer frech geworden zugen sie nach

[@TheClassicalElf]

.....Deutschlands Norden. When the Romans got fresh they invaded northern Germany. I am taking about the Externsteine

[@friattmoooo]

I like the medieval works more than the modern .. thank you for your videos

[@kcsunshine4008]

Oh.... finally he has mentioned the Lake District , Turner and the National gallery within 5 minutes. So briefly though you’d miss it if you coughed.

[@aflores6771]

It helped me a lot but why didn't you talk about art deco?

[@zehralort]

so helpful

[@kcsunshine4008]

I get the distinct feeling that, according to Mr Steves, Britain is not a principal interest for the American traveller. In all three lectures in this series his knowledge and descriptions of mainland Europe have been good (when he has to cover so much in about an hour) is left seriously wanting re British history, art and architecture I would value a few responses about this tentative supposition. Do Americans travel widely in the UK or is the focus mainly in Italy/France/Spain? Maybe Americans are convinced there’s not much of anything in Britain.......(I’m a Brit living 25 years in Italy)

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

catherine helen Carter I can only speak/write for myself here, but I’m an American who would prefer to travel to Britain first before anywhere else in Europe (though I did travel to Ireland nearly two years ago). I just love the history. In my experience, most Americans seem to have Italy at the top of their lists of desirable travel destinations, for some reason. Nothing wrong with Italy, obviously, but you’d think they’d like to start with a place where there would be no language barrier - for the most part.

[@hafahafa4595]

انت رائع

[@rubenverscheure8849]

isn't Van Gogh Belgian?

[@emilylaning8304]

no he is dutch