Eyvind Earle: A collection of 420 illustrations (HD) *UPDATE

BOOKS about Eyvind Earle:
[1] HORIZON BOUND ON A BICYCLE: The Autobiography of Eyvind Earle by Eyvind Earle --- bit.ly/2IkSdKG
[2] THE COMPLETE GRAPHICS OF EYVIND EARLE: And Selected Poems and Writings by Eyvind Earle --- bit.ly/2IN4giW
[3] THE COMPLETE GRAPHICS OF EYVIND EARLE 1991-2000 Vol. Two by Robert P Mills --- bit.ly/2Io5rq1
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Eyvind Earle: A collection of 420 illustrations (HD) *UPDATE
(added over 60 new illustrations than previous video)
Description: "Born in New York City in 1916, Eyvind Earle began his prolific career 60 years ago at the urging of his father, Ferdinand Earle, a professional artist. At age 10, his father gave him a choice: to read 50 pages in a book or paint one painting each day. His only instruction came from watching his father paint, Eyvind Earle is virtually self-taught.
From the time of his first one-man showing in France when he was 14, Mr. Earle's fame had grown steadily. At the age of 21 he opened at the Charles Morgan Galleries, his first of many one-man shows in New York. Two years later at his third consecutive showing at the gallery, the response to his work was so positive that the exhibition sold out and the Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased one of his paintings for their permanent collection. In 1951 Eyvind Earle joined Walt Disney Studios as the assistant background painter. Within two years he was promoted to color stylist and was responsible for the styling, background and color for the highly acclaimed movie, "Sleeping Beauty." After a successful period of operating his own animation and motion picture company, Eyvind Earle resumed painting full time.
The artist has worked in a variety of mediums including the watercolor, tempera acrylic, scratch board, and silkscreen. His earliest work was strictly realistic, but after having studied the work of a variety of masters such as Van Gogh, Cezanne, Rockwell Kent and Georgia O'Keefe, Earle, by the age of 21, came into his own unique style. His oeuvre is characterized by a simplicity, directness and surety of handling.
Eyvind Earle has a totally original perception of landscape. He successfully synthesizes seemingly incongruent aspects into a singularly distinctive style: a style which is at once mysterious, primitive, disciplined, moody, and nostalgic. He at once captures the grandeur and simplicity of the American countryside, and represents these glimpses of the American scene with a direct lyric ardor. His landscapes are remarkable for their suggestion of distances, land masses and weather moods."
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[@SBMPLYMA]

This is a beautiful video. The art, production. All if it. Love you and Merry Christmas 23

[@willemvandeursen3105]

I never saw so many Eyvind Earle paintings in one go...Thanks for this video! I viewed Sleeping Beauty twice, as a child and as an adult. It was only the second time that I realized that a studio background stylist had saved a prestigious 6 million dollar animation movie from becoming a box office fail, from being branded as Disney's most boring movie. Even the humor in SB is lackluster. My favorite Earle landscapes are his yellow hills with sparse trees and bushes and cattle grazing, painted from a bird eye's view. He made quite a few variations of these. The size of cows or horses is diminished, they are dominated by their own, elongated shadows from the setting (or rising) sun. This increases the already very wide perspective of these landscapes enormously. Wonderful! And so is his use of colors. Eye candy! Look up his color key paintings for Sleeping Beauty. He made so many, that I can tell the whole fairy tale story in color key paintings alone (which I did in a blog post). Their styling and coloring are amazing. Mary Blair was an excellent stylist too, but when Walt saw Eyvind's work, he sent her home... Indeed, she didn't produce a single color key for Sleeping Beauty...nor did any of the other studio artists. Eyvind was the absolute boss of the studio, in those days.

[@crystalheart9]

All so brilliant and beautiful. Thank you.

[@sylvianblue]

Wow, the best video on KZbin 👌🏼

[@tonyraychaney4137]

Gorgeous works! Thank you.

[@andizukifoo]

Thank you for posting this! ❤

[@alexandrecosta2708]

Really helpful. Thank you.

[@davidvalenza1181]

Thank you

[@celestemedina4420]

Genius!

[@andreyarborough9065]

Great

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[@sabrinanascimento5248]

This is great.Looks like a Disney movie,

[@tomripsin730]

i was thinking the same thing. The makers of Sleeping Beauty must've been influenced by this artist.

[@AOXOMOXO]

@@tomripsin730 Yes, Eyvind was hired by Disney in 1951 and did all the background scenery for Walts films - Sleeping Beauty took ten years to complete, the backgrounds being so detailed. Some of the character animators went Disney to complain, but Walt gave full authority to Eyvind and they adapted.

[@tomripsin730]

@@AOXOMOXO Thanks for the info.