Emil Nolde: A collection of 160 works (HD)

BOOKS about Emil Nolde: [1] tidd.ly/2OpXX88 (Emil Nolde : Unpainted Pictures)
[2] tidd.ly/32nSTsS (Emil Nolde: The Artist During the Third Reich)
[3] tidd.ly/2Cdbyx5 (Emil Nolde : The Painter's Prints)
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Emil Nolde: A collection of 160 works (HD)
Description: "Like the movement with which he was associated, Die Brücke, Emil Nolde's art creates a bridge from Germany's distant visual past to its more radical future. From medieval times until the onset of Romanticism in the early 19th century, the northern tradition, particularly in Christian religious images, was distinguished by an emotional quality that later, under the influence of Protestantism, was tempered by didactic characteristics. Under the influence of Romantic artists, traditional sacred iconography eroded into secular images that have been interpreted as imbued with mystical, spiritual overtones. Nolde, who was raised in the Protestant faith and grounded in readings from the Bible, turned away from these romantic depictions and back to biblical texts for visual inspiration. This restoration of specific, Christian imagery, whether executed as a painting or print, in a new, colorful style was not only a hallmark of his oeuvre but an important contribution to Expressionism and the northern visual arts tradition."
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MUSIC: Philip Glass - Metamorphosis
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[@patriciaesders1380]

Magnifique,et belle musique.

[@ocularisabyssus9628]

Nolde, the only remainder after all is eradicated. Excellent. Beautiful. Truth.

[@josevinuelagonzalez5300]

Emil Nolde un pintor que sabía como utilizar el color, un maestro sin duda alguna.

[@fatherburning358]

Its seems hes almost depicting a darkness, a stain. Sometimes with a fervent energy and other times, like the flowers, a peacefulness. I felt despair, violence and fear, but with a sense of reverance. Quite moving. Thanks

[@gerardcolonna7835]

Quel talent !! Quelle nouveauté dans l'Art ! C'est admirable , incroyablement original !

[@mamamia6925]

Awesome, a great master!

[@jensschettler1732]

He paint like a child witch is the hardist part since your childhood is over and you cannot paint like a child anymore. Nolde can do it. So is is impressive.

[@Realforever32]

Delicadeza y pasión. Sus obras son hipnóticas. Gracias por el vídeo.

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Wow, I love it! This is so different from other painters I have seen!! Also, learnfrommasters is one of my favourite KZbin channels. 🙂

[@ГалинаСамсонова-ш9н]

Потрясающе!!! ❤❤❤👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Great paintings and colors

[@gol622]

Emils work is original his truth most artists have a little of someone else style in their paintings but Emil is his own master ❤❤😂

[@anoano2261]

thank you😍

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Awesome paintings. I love this. I paint flowers too.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

This is amazing.

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Great and beautiful nice

[@miguelsuarez8010]

Thank you!

[@petalparker5]

What a colourist!

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

I like to be a Colorist.

[@nanba25]

Outstanding mastering of colors, as well as human movements and expressions. Too bad there are no captions, name of the work, year, museum…

[@richardbarrett4385]

Excellent...

[@dsavoy66]

Beautiful works!!

[@The122334456]

Espetacular!

[@ericandre6766]

Do you know OSTOLLE ? I remember the large landscape in our living-room , when i was a child. It came from my grang-father an "esthète" for the beautiful things . Merci pour votre travail .

[@davidredshaw448]

As an amateur art lover I'd never heard of this guy. What a visual trip though. Where are his paintings exhibited?

[@erlingandersen8008]

Sökresultat Webbresultat Neukirchen, Nordfriesland north gemany very close to danish border. they also have paintings in danish national galleri in copenhagen. well worth a visit

[@jensschettler1732]

@Cero Balam notvwell known? His works reach millions in auctions....

[@michelekohlruss8591]

E. Nolde subtilise la lumière qu il mélange ensuite a ses couleurs... superbe

[@dougarnold7955]

Thanks. 👍

[@ericdonalson7276]

Beautiful ❤️

[@ГалинаСамсонова-ш9н]

Гений❤

[@miguelsuarez8010]

What is the piece of piano music played in this video?

[@LearnFromMasters]

'Philip Glass - Metamorphosis'.

[@jesussobrinho6234]

A primeira vez que vejo Emile Nolde e gostei muito das pinturas. Movimento, luzes sombras, figuras retorcidos e grotescas, parece ser um tipo de expressionismo. Gostei muito.Valeu...

[@gregorysarmas692]

Expressionist excellence

[@mathieumarsille133]

Lancé à la poursuite de son lyrisme Je bois la tasse dans quelques gouttes De lumière qui me console et m enivre d avoir pu regarder L excès qui me retire le superflu le gonflement des retines de l'art odieux La vie telle quelle Plus imprenable émotion que la vie elle même - Sublime l épave Revient sans cesse me crever L âme et le corps Jardin des lumières par la cendre des privilèges Les sens O feu O terre des rivages souterrains

[@เรียนภาษาอังกฤษวันนี้]

People who like Nolde would perhaps also like Kirchner (who was not a nazi)

[@MrConvivator]

Danke! Habe Link gesetzt. 365 Zeichen: Emil Nolde www.wgsebald.de/100/365gemaelde/N.html#nolde

[@Beinhartwie1chopper]

Damals war die Kunst noch Zauber

[@wlrlel]

So kann man es sagen, ja. Allerdings damals schon nicht immer.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Wow That is my style.

[@xitapedrao1377]

Who is this sound belong to ?

[@mahdiarab11228]

❤ 🙏

[@tomek453]

EXPRESSIONISM ?

[@wlrlel]

Yes.

[@Umcaracomum123]

NAO INTENDIO INGLÊS

[@braveheart8517]

Fauvism ?

[@agentsmith4782]

Scary, l wouldn’t show it to my kids

[@turquoise770]

If you didn't tell half these commenters below that these painting were made by kindergartners, they wouldn't have known the difference.

[@PolarBear-rc4ks]

I'm guessing you don't like the work? Lol what paintings are your favourites?

[@turquoise770]

@@PolarBear-rc4ks Some of these are fine, but most of it is just churned out schlock done in a day, if that. It's really because after the fall of the Old Order with WW I, the art world just collectivized into a mafia of art dealers, museum and gallery curators, directors, etc. (at the highest levels of course), consorting with art critics and art writers, ivy league MFA professors, and the all important moneyed collectors, devolving into just basically a money printing scam (done on canvas although), that more and more operated, and now totally operates, as a propaganda machine run by the globalist mafia families/Central Banks in much the same way the news media and Hollywood are. This all is really no different than the way the mafia families of the past (Tudors, DeMedici, Borgia, etc.) controlled artist and art - with the important exception that those works were indeed imbued by one in a million exceptional talent. The reason Nolde's work was promoted was because that by the time of the events of which I outlined above, talent was necessarily suppressed as a prerequisite in order to make it perfectly clear to the public that the emperor's new clothes no matter how absurd was that which was to be worshiped and not, as had been the case in the past, finely wrought objects that could only be done by the few and often took months to execute. And the fact that there are relatively few with such talent also necessitated that the criteria for "excellence" and "canonization" transform, for example, the finely perfected mirror surfaces and studied anatomies of the French Salon and Bouguereau into, less than 20 years later, a nasty urinal drug in off the street by Marcel Duchamp, which any photogenic paid off toady "artist" towing the political propaganda line these days can do. You can consider all of this to be "the Great Reset" of their day, which, in a strange psychological and spiritual way which I'm sure you'll not understand, led the way in facilitating everybody being locked down and dog muzzled in our own great reset of today. You see, those criminal families, which I mentioned above, play the LONG game and rarely leave any stone unturned, but as we see with what's happening today their come-uppance is nigh. So, I guess to answer your question, some of what is shown in this video, I suppose in a totally non-tangential context that doesn't intersect with history and reality, is rather charming in its naivete and not altogether abhorrent, but contrasted against the bigger picture that I painted above, it is despicable. And to answer your question about what my favorite paintings are, I would have to say that they are similar to my favorite sculptures in that they aren't just a rock pulled out of the ground and stuck on a pedestal and put in a temple of art.

[@NsorommaPaaKow]

@@turquoise770 wow a full shower of BS!

[@turquoise770]

@@NsorommaPaaKow That was easy for you to write that, however, assuming you have any intelligence at all, it would be more difficult for you to refute the points I made when seen parallel with what actually happened in history along with a study of all the connections between the players at the "official art" level in the world - from the bottom of the rung of "selected" artist who meet certain criteria (NOT mastery of their medium - as was the case one hundred or more years ago) all the way to the top of shadowy billionaire/trillionaire interest only concerned with manipulating objects to influence the masses in order to secure and perpetuate their control; and of course once analyzed, impossible for you to deny. On the contrary, you'll go on continuing, like the 100s of millions of programmed lemmings, to believe that an entirely blank painting in MOMA valued at a million dollars is simply the "natural" progression of "advancing" humanity - and NOT entirely connected to specific individual "artists" who consciously fashion their careers in order to accede to nothing more than a cartel of "elites" whose desire is to have the ability to keep power and control ( in all realms, but especially in this realm of the art world at the highest levels) by reducing "genius" to the level of what a monkey could do with a brush in order to be able to pick and choose at will their more than willing propaganda artists who tout and champion their decadent, divisive and destructive agendas in order to keep the masses from finding out who their bosses' bosses all the way up to the pinnacle of the pyramid are. In fact, having reached the level of the emperor's new clothes by now, as I heard on the radio, an "artist" presenting no art object whatsoever and having a wealthy collector "buy it" for a large sum - of course, now all meant to not only show the public who is in control, but actually having conditioned the public, not unlike yourself, to shove their noses in it all and make them love it! As I mentioned in the previous comment, this had to be done in order to counter the fact that three major groups - the church: powerful popes, bishops, cardinals, etc, royalty, and the wealthiest of merchant bourgoisie - going into the 20th century no longer had an absolute lockdown and control of artist, who with the advent of democracy and technology, were coming into their own as people who could influence the masses with their talent. Therefore at the highest levels of official state art (the Olympics for artists if you will - meaning those "recognized" by the powers that be before the whole world and receive the gold medal, afforded in their own right fame and wealth through the dissemination and hype by "their" official media), the criteria could no longer be those with one in a million talent who had amazing mastery of the medium as it had been a hundred or more years ago - as certainly evidenced by the astounding and finely wrought objects - those people being few and far between and probably harder to control in a 20th century world ( as opposed to the 16th century world). Lowering the standard to what a child could do does two things at once: it makes it easier for the global mafia families/Central Bankster elites, who are at the top of the power pyramid in this world and who actually determine who will be"celebrated" as the next "great" artist, to recruit and groom (bring up the ladder) their next mouthpiece - but more importantly, as I mentioned before, it dumbs down and conditions and uniformed populace to accept absolute garbage and accept it as GREAT - not unlike the mentally enslaved and conditioned people who complimented the Emperor's new clothes. That is the goal - wanting to lock your mind down into their complete and utter control no matter what agenda they are pushing - all in order for you and the billions of other little nobodies from ending their game by beginning to look into who THEY are and what THEY are doing.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Great paintings and colors