How Titian's Italian Landscapes Inspire Artists To This Day | Vistas Of Longing

In the heart of Europe, in northern Italy, lies the region of Veneto. The Italian artist Titian once lived and worked here. Today he is regarded as the forerunner of landscape painting. People, mountains and landscapes in Titian's art take shape through the colours and their shades. Especially for his colour, "Titianrot", Titian remains unmatched and constantly inspires many artists of all kinds: sculptors, painters, chefs and even ice-cream makers.
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[@thomasdequincey5811]

It seems a huge oversight to not add Italian to English subtitles. I can infer meaning, but it's not the same.

[@sandypatience]

it would be more valuable with a translation for those who don't speak Italian,.

[@soniak2865]

2:39 here we are in the kitchen, this hearth heated the home, a family of some importance. 4:58 it is testimony of our region, genius 6:15 i am working on a scene that connects Venice with Dolomites (narrator repeats this in English) 7:30 The mountains formed a barrier, but also allowed agriculture/pastures and grasses to harvest , not a game hunting area up to 1000 m, 12:00 Nicola states that in this statue, St . Anthony has a stern/severe face. He was 36 when he died but this representation shows an older man, 50 or 60. Nicola states this statue is not as ppl imagine him ie. younger. 16:56 making savory, veg. pie. discusses how sweet and herb, pepper, flavours combine. 22:39 Mauro is discussing the "origins" of his wooden figures, The Custodians of the Dolomites. The wife is showing the Shamans objects..eg. amber, antler pieces, crystal ball, and other items a shaman would use. 26:17 this is an original 800s hand-cranked to turn the central tub. Since there was no electricity, 4-5 men were needed to crank, one to sell it 31:00 Originally, The bread was cooked in a woodoven, with another tray covering the flat bread( no yeast). She describes the smells. she makes cookies, describes the taste 32:00 volunteer, mountain rescue, 1000 rescues a year ,100,000 hours. This is a practice session. They use special paths , to get down. 37: He stands by his new facial reconstruction, some ppl are not impressed ;he's a bit fat. Due to a disease caught in Morocco? 39:00 Drill is over. First safety of the volunteers, then the injured/ We are always ready. Rain, snow , fog, day/night. What a life. 41; no makes ice cream like us!

[@joannayeo9545]

Thank you, you legend xx

[@scoon2117]

Thanks

[@_luckicharms]

You're awesome

[@tanyasealark]

Thank you so much ❤

[@kyrie0033]

I like it without subtitles. It spinge to tutti towards studiare the italiano 😊

[@stephanieg.4947]

I noticed the lack of subtitles too! I’d be surprised if they were purposely left out. I think it may be just a mistake and will be rectified at some point. Hopefully soon 🙂 - really interesting subject matter

[@801kilowatts]

good but there is so much in this documentary that isn't related to titian. Legit part ways through it I forgot I was watching a documentary about Titian and had to remind myself

[@dlanska]

Probably 1% of this concerns Titian's Italian landscapes, and the long sequences of untranslated Italian simply detract from the presentation for English-speaking audiences. And it is clear from the English narration of the main presentation that the intended audience is English speaking. So why then not simply tell the audience what the various Italian experts are explaining? It just seems that sadly the editorial oversight of this series has slipped a lot.

[@thaisfrota]

Thank god I speak a romanic language so I can undertand (sorta) Italian

[@Jkopala1954]

About 4 minutes about Titian

[@nikolasao]

One more reason to learn Italian guys

[@jessicamendes3805]

It missed the english subtitles for the italian part

[@sheilagavin6536]

❤

[@chrisrutty]

Wow, so much of this doco has nothing to do with Titian in Venice…

[@michedber]

Why are there no English translations for the Italian? And the auto translate isn't working either. Ridiculous.

[@SensationAwesome]

As someone who didn't realize being multilingual was a prerequisite of watching this doc, I've gotta tell you, all I hear is "Ba pa da boopie!"

[@Ddub1083]

lol

[@nikolasao]

It's always a good idea to learn more than one language

[@finbarrsaunders]

Arg no English translation! 😢

[@Ddub1083]

Be aware this documentary covers art for about 10% of the video... the rest is about random food and other nonsense unrelated to Titian.

[@BobSacamano-yv3ru]

Yea wtf. While most of it was interesting, why am I learning about an Italian search and rescue team 😂

[@Jkopala1954]

What about Titian?????

[@trevorpriggeart]

Half of it is unwatchable.

[@AndrewBroussardWatercolors]

If it was in fact importante, they would have translated it.

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

Mama mia! No Italiano!

[@ankhpom9296]

Much of this video has nothing to do with Titian.