Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald (brief overview)

Matthias Grünewald, The Isenheim Altarpiece (closed), 1512-16, Unterlinden Museum, Colmar, France
Speakers: Tessa Davidson and T.J. Davidson. Created by Tessa Davidson

[@paul_sulli6284]

This really brightened up my study time for history of art THANK YOU

[@ivodevink]

Interesting! Just visited the alterpiece last week and your explanation makes it even better. Wish I could see more clips about historical art from you guys.

[@shanebeyer3288]

Man, thanks for making this a fun study. Great laugh as well

[@SLOSurfer11]

Very informative and well paced!

[@jasminefranklin1122]

I had so much fun watching this, thanks !

[@ttt2206_]

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[@emma-cassani]

lol I love this commentary. please do more.

[@dominicksebastien2254]

The contorted feet arms and feet: the hospital had many cases of ergotism, symptoms were (among others) painful spasms. The patients could see the altarpiece, they could identify with this Christ, his pains... and in a way this Christ empathised with patients.

[@Joxxol]

The solemnity of the art and your incessant irreverence is jarring.

[@jamesanonymous2343]

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[@dadaniti7822]

Disturbing

[@red-eyedmagister1595]

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