ARTH 2020 Introduction to Art History 1

[@juliewade1068]

LOVE your enthusiasm. I am taking Art as a World Phenomenon class. I started watching & listening to your videos in hopes that I can make some additional connections with the material found in our book. Your videos are such a pleasure for me. I'm glad they are posted for the public to enjoy.

[@Everlonggirl]

I was struggling with survey of art class and you explained it way better than my teacher. I appreciate it.

[@yongmeichen6802]

I love art teachers who has this great passion!

[@gatosyratones]

I like this lady she seems like a fun teacher not like some of my teachers.

[@mariannadilorenzo7580]

Amazing teacher!!! Thank u, Dr. Hull, so very much for sharing your exquisite knowledge and perspective on Art!

[@fernandofernandezhinojal145]

Love it! Id like to ask where can I find the introduction sheet she refers to at the beginning of the video. Thanks!

[@lokironin6934]

Thank you for the lesson. I know nothing about art and this gives me a nice intro. Dr. Vida Hull is doing a good job!

[@starmazaheri7448]

Such a pleasure to find you Dr. Vida Hall. You explain it so well like a beautiful story, something one loves to sit and listen to. May God bless you and give you long healthy happy life to be able to share your great knowledge with the world. Do you have a separate channel of your own please? I'm so happy to find you. 🥰🤗🌹🙏

[@tiahsian7014]

Thanks a lot. I enjoy listening to your lecture on KZbin. Hope to hear more talks about art.

[@caidesign]

Hi. Thanks, Dr. Vida Hull. "The Master of the Legend of Saint Lucy", brings about a question that if you could answer, well, I would be appreciative in no way but through my words...Wikipedia page on the Master of Lucy says 25 or so artworks were attributed to him. What 'traits' do experts look for when 'attributing' an artwork to a particular artist? Grazie!!!

[@mariacrivell79]

Thank you very much for this wonderful lecture in history of Art!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@corentinf735]

Amazing videos ! Thanks a lot for uploading this.

[@RinaElsayed773]

Dr. Hull....you rock!!!!!!!

[@bluedivadesigns5155]

Here is an interesting art history lecture. Enjoy!

[@biopolitica]

thanks a lot from Brasil :)

[@jucaro-arte4716]

Interesante. Gracias.

[@nghiale5410]

Great video . Thank you

[@soonlovesartandpeace]

Thank you very much. Great lesson.

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

great, thank you.

[@cherryx9883]

I want to know which category black and white should be classified, warm or cool?

[@artteachernc9119]

Neutral

[@catarina52pe]

Perfect!

[@urmidharachatterjee5307]

💗💗💗💗

[@Kate-vy4jk]

Where is the site??

[@nuqleo]

muchas gracias

[@danielscales9306]

learned a lot.

[@morganweinfeld7765]

monochromatic black and white is monochromatic.

[@zarqa5893]

Morgan Weinfeld but it is also said as neutral

[@unkleluc]

:)

[@writeract2]

How many Madonna and Child paintings there were in the Middle Ages and Renaissance- they had their priorities straight back then - My God what a sick age we are living in - I cannot abide the 21st century.

[@davidwilmothall]

Vida Hull displays raw yet authoritative sexual energy not seen since Edna Garrett (Charlotte Rae Lubotsky) of Diff'rent Strokes, Facts of Life fame, Walt Disney's apple cheeked fairy godmothers or the loin rustling union buster, Baroness Thatcher.

[@sharnawhite5033]

take my name off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!