Beyond the Surface | Discovering Monet

[@omidchaman5536]

Great video! Thanks for posting.

[@Ziad3195]

I adore this video and I adore Monet

[@sketchartist1964]

It's interesting that Monet placed his canvas off to the side and had to turn his head in order look at the scene he was painting rather than having both directly in front of him.

[@wolfgangcarstens4995]

“In order to capture varying degrees of light, shade, reflection, etc, he’d need to turn his head-depending, of course, in what particular atmosphere he was working on,” he says, stroking the tip of his sharp pointy beard-or-it would be interesting to know if he always painted this way-in any case, the man is legend. Great question!

[@Mel4le]

Such a great vid!🌷

[@roniquebreauxjordan1302]

Amazing to see at Musee de l'Orangerie 🏢🗼

[@chewie1644]

Yeeeesssssssss....these are the best!!!!!

[@musenov23]

🎉🎉🎉

[@sbrnprr]

a truly immersive video 💌

[@sbrnprr]

the audio and visual combination is just chef's kiss ! one of my favorite videos about art

[@tombaron2321]

Oh, to stand in front of these once more.

[@wolfgangcarstens4995]

It’s amazing that with our technology we can go back and see beneath the paint of a great artist. It’s instructional and cool to see hidden layers of paint-from our perspective anyways-but at the same time artists like Monet and Van Gogh never intended us to look beneath the masterpiece-and I’m not sure how they’d feel about this perversion of ours. From now on all my paintings will be inked at the core with bold letters that spell “Fuck You.”