FAMOUS PAINTINGS in the World - 100 Great Paintings of All Time

Famous paintings in the world. Let's learn the 100 great paintings of all time. Get the images shown in this video (and many more) in high definition here → gumroad.com/l/...
Kiddopedia team brings you 100 most famous paintings in the world. It is not an easy task to sort all the famous artworks in one video. We have listed the best paintings in the world according to their popularity. Several online resources where great paintings are listed were used as a resource for this video. We have tried to capture different painting styles and painters from Renaissance to modern. This is an ideal video for all lovers of paintings, as well as for kids and kindergarten children who are interested in art.
Our paintings slideshow is accompanied by Chopin's Nocturnes to make the viewing more enjoyable for you.
As a bonus for the viewers who have watched this video until the end, I have added 37 additional famous paintings at the end of the video.
Editors Note: Due to KZbin's content policy, I am not allowed to include images of paintings that have graphic content or nudity.
Therefore, some of the world's famous paintings are not included in this video. I have added 26 such paintings in the download bundle via this link → gumroad.com/l/...
Music Credits:
Nocturnes by Frederic Chopin played by:
Nocturne No 20 in C Sharp Minor - Frank Levy
Nocturne Op 9 No 1 in B Flat Minor - Olga Gurevich
Nocturne Op 9 No 2 in E Flat Major - Frank Levy
Nocturne No.1 Opus 72 in E Minor - Luke Faulkner
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Editor's Note: Due to KZbin's content policy, I am not allowed to include images of paintings that have graphic content or nudity. Therefore, some of the world's famous paintings are not included in this video. I have added 26 such paintings in the download bundle. Get the images shown in this video (and many more) in high definition here → gumroad.com/l/uZAOs

[@swamianandatit]

Raja Ravi Varma's painting is missing

[@RafaSyed]

Nobody should be paying. Make it free!

[@kiddopedia]

A lot of people are actually buying it. You should consider the effort going into all this work. The video is for free 🙂

[@RafaSyed]

@@kiddopedia Good for you man. Sorry for my comment How many pics is more there than in this video?

[@kiddopedia]

163 in total. 137 from the video and 26 more that I couldn't include to the video due to KZbin content policy (nudity and gore).

[@ELL.3.n.n]

When I was younger, I thought looking at art and listening to classical music was so pretentious, but now that I've grown I can see the beauty in so many different ways and appreciate the effort put in all shapes and forms of art. Hell, I even cry because sometimes my emotions overcome, when something speaks to me :') Good day everybody

[@discotequilasunset]

same here, i’ve started to appreciate art of all forms this year, and really gotten into classical music

[@jplaza68]

Thank you @Ellen Rodrigues, I needed to hear that.

[@elzandrehutton]

Me to Iv fallen in love with art ,music abstract pictures

[@ggvbayareaoakland5914]

I'm the exact same way.. except jazz music kinda gives me a headache.. I appreciate the art though most definitely!

[@alejandravelascobarboza1167]

Yeah, i get that a lot, I'll talk about my favourite paintings and I'll either get ignores or someone will roll their eyes and say im being *too obvious* Wtf does that even mean?

[@redleyboxe9231]

Middle Ages: - Cimabue - Duccio - Giotto - Simone Martini Renaissance: - Fra Angelico - Masaccio - Piero della Francesca - Mantegna - Botticelli - Leonardo Da Vinci - Michelangelo - Raphael - Titian - Del Sarto - Vasari - Mannerism (Pontormo, Rosso, Tintoretto) - Veronese Baroque: - Caravaggio - Rubens - Velásquez - Rembrandt XVIIIth century: - Rococo Art / late Baroque (Tiepolo, Canaletto) - Neoclassicism (David) XIXth century: - Romanticism (Goya, Friedrich, Turner, Hayez, Delacroix) - Realism / Naturalism (Courbet) - Impressionism (Manet, Degas, Renoir, Monet) - Post-Impressionism (Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Seurat) XXth century: - Art Nouveau (Klimt) - Expressionism (Munch, Matisse, Vlaminck, Derain, Kirchner) - Abstract Art (Kandinskij, Mondrian) - Cubism (Picasso, Braque) - Futurism (Balla, Boccioni) - the School of Paris (Modigliani, Chagall) - Metaphysical Art (De Chirico) - Surrealism (Magritte, Dalì) - Frida Kahlo - Neo-Realism (Hopper, Bacon) - Pop Art (Warhol, Oldenburg)

[@ernestoguevara7624]

Frida Kahlo an Style? Autoretratism

[@Heimdal8212]

- 💩 (Salvador Dalí)

[@mahribeneda6462]

Reinhardt Wilhelm .He was a Cynical Cycho and very scattered .

[@jorgezeballos2337]

Hieronimus Bosch and Peter Bruegel, both, the young and the elder are missing from the list.

[@radioactivedetective6876]

@@jorgezeballos2337 Bruegels are there. I at least remember noticing 1

[@zachhaywood1564]

Monet was an artist I never truly appreciated until I saw his work in person, it's like a cool optical illusion seeing the image slowly come into focus the more you step back, and the reason I love Impressionism so much

[@NoahHensonbassface]

There was a time when I knew all of these by memory and yet still knew nothing about the meaning of art. Now, many years later, I have found the meaning of these strokes in my own regard and begun my own painting and drawing journey. Beauty is inspiring.

[@AndySaenz]

Wow, I feel like many of these artists had a perfect photographic memory! Some of these paintings look like actual scenes from real life. And they captured them so brilliantly!

[@artistofthenight7098]

a large portion of these artists did use live models or scenes for their work

[@dimitristasikas1973]

Camera obscura .

[@adrianokury]

One that would have made this video still better: countries and dates...

[@kiddopedia]

Putting dates is a good idea. I will include it in my next video.

[@Pallavi-fl3sv]

Awesome job. But dates plz

[@rhythmsodhi7200]

@@kiddopedia and maybe the name of the art gallery where the painting is

[@danibustomi8431]

And kind of art, for example cubism art, surealism art, abstract etc.. Will be much better

[@paulinpo]

Suggestions to add dates, places, etc. are good thoughts. However, I think less is better to enable the viewers to really focus on looking at the beautiful artworks.

[@serenitypreston1767]

I'm not dying until I see one of these in real life.

[@TheRoseChunsa]

Exactly! Once this miserable pandemic under control hopefully this year, I plan to go Amsterdam, Netherland to visit Vincent Van Gogh’s museum.🙏

[@jeannesandner1918]

you'll have to travel a lot! bon voyage!

[@katherineg9396]

Go to New York and you can see several of them.

[@xerri4727]

Mein either

[@EnergeticWaves]

yes, when you see the Mona Lisa you will say, gee, that's all there is!

[@yuansatorre720]

The ninth wave is so stunning i can look at it all day

[@Maderyne]

I have seen many of these paintings, but never knew who painted them. Thank you for sharing this glimpse of art and artist. It was a nice way to relive the trips to the museums.

[@robertgoss6564]

Splendid complilation. And not a word of narration. Clearly, you understand that the art speaks for itself. Well done!

[@aris9947]

Well said!

[@captainnuradin]

You have curated a truly beautiful collect of art that would benefit everyone to know and discover if they already haven’t... Also the music that accompanies our tour through your wonderful gallery is just perfect. I will be watching this videos again and again. Thank you so much for this laudable work.

[@shainablanchlorenecalderon8936]

There's. Alot of Filipino artist here. in the Philippines.. and they have a beautiful works.. just find in facebook nune avarado, jay iwayan, jeck alano, or just message kulay diwa galery so you can see more works of Filipino artist

[@captainnuradin]

Shaina blanch lorene Calderon , I will search them out. Thanks

[@gabrielaraina6468]

Me fascina el tema musical de la ultima parte del video. Si saben cual es, por favor, lo agradecería mucho

[@gabrieldecebalcojoc]

✨️✨️✨️

[@mohammedshahid6577]

I love this background music(chopin Nocturne)... Mostly with violin Seeing an art while listening an art...

[@dreambee6997]

You just introduced me to Chopin,you know that?Also what nocturne means.! I was wondering through the video about the contribution of the music playing behind and voila..! you did the magic.Thanks a lot for opening new avenues for me.🙏

[@angelamarie2023]

Chopin is amazing. Raindrop is my favorite. ❤️

[@sjeune4555]

@@dreambee6997 nocturne 1 op 9 in b flat minor

[@tvoommen4688]

I had a focussed attention of this when it was heard in the movie "The pianist".

[@gwirgalon3758]

@@dreambee6997 night music ; )

[@kalpanathiraiyan2115]

I can't take my eyes back while seeing Van Gogh paintings........ Out of the world😘

[@wreckim]

The Last Supper at such a low number is quite incredible. I was a door to door salesman in the 80s here in California; I could not go one block without seeing that painting in at least one home.

[@voliac2014]

Great set! Of course, it`s difficult to make such a compilation from all the times and art styles. You`ve done a great job! But I feel the lack of Chagall, Delacroix, Georges de La Tour, Toulouse-Lautrec, Francois Boucher, Cezanne and many Russian artists like Surikov, Ivanov, Bryullov, Vastetsov. A lot of Van Gogh but too little of Salvador Dali. But I like it anyway)

[@lauraterracciano4770]

Bello il video e l’ascolto di musica classica che tocca interiormente con la bellezza 😢delle sue note ! Ma perchè non allargare la visuale su tanti capolavori da mostrare e far conoscere al mondo che sono più che degni di apprezzamento e conoscenza ? Allargare la conoscenza fa bene a tutti

[@Freiya2011]

And NO works of art from the African continent...only very few from Asia ..

[@pooja_2023]

'Paris street in rainy weather' was simply ethereal, peaceful and calming. Simply beautiful! What an amazing painting! And yes, the 'Café terrace at night' by Van Gogh is mesmerizing! It has some unusual, unexplainable, feel to it. 'The sleeping gypsy' was quite heart stopping. 'The wanderer above the sea of fog' gives you a sense of anxiety. 'The flower carrier' has a certain juxtaposition with flowers, its weight and the man being heavily loaded and burdened due to it. Thank you so much for this wonderful video.

[@goyonman9655]

Truly so Truly so

[@lakshmimiriyala609]

I like Heart stopping poetry🌟🍀

[@nighatbeigh4067]

10:42 He looks like Mona Lisa's brother 😂😂

[@thedrawingbrothers7778]

Who

[@coolgray.audios9918]

oh my goodness... too right

[@faraaz6406]

Hahahaha 😂😂 no doubt

[@begonnne]

...and in an almost identical composition to the Da Vinci painting, too. I wonder why?

[@carolinagonzalezs.]

​@@begonnne Da Vinci and Raphael were friends.

[@bendeguzia5561]

Thank you, kiddopedia, for this beautiful collection. It's lovely to come across painters/ paintings previously unknown to me, and to revisit those I have seen.

[@nilighosh158]

Beautiful collection! Thank you. These famous artworks will continue to resonate & leave impressions in the mind of people for centuries to come.

[@Bill_Jones.]

I was waiting for “ Nighthawks “and “ Christina’s World “ and wasn’t disappointed at any choice. Great video.

[@gabrielamejia4528]

I just felt Venus Birth from Boticceli was missed in the most famous ones! Also Mondrian's Composition II. Excellent video though. Chopin's Nocturne fits so well too❤️

[@MrButch-ls8vl]

Yes ... should have been included!

[@gabrielamejia4528]

@@jagnik82 That's really a bummer...,but thanks for clarifying!

[@radioactivedetective6876]

I dunno - nude reasons may be? KZbin rules?

[@hansouth2355]

that venus is in uffizi, in front of the russian, the english, the japanese, the spanish and the italian tour guides and their hordes sucking the very life out of visiting a museum

[@kleisure9073]

At the very end of the video, there is a list of paintings that would have been included, but due to you tube's restrictions on nudity and graphics, couldn't be. Boticceli's Birth of Venus is on the list.

[@robertgoss4842]

You are a first-rate curator. Thank you for your hard work, and especially for the 37 bonus pieces. I enjoyed the picture-to-title delay, giving the viewer a moment to name the work. A very nice touch!

[@cevinwillson9113]

A little more time to name them would be nice

[@pramotejutaporn2965]

Agree.

[@UnquietSlumber]

To think that I got to see some of these actual paintings in Paris in 2004 with my late Dad. Wonderful memories, nice presentation, thanks very much!

[@Αννηχειμωνας1]

Perfect video and perfect music Chopin 🌺🇬🇷

[@ankhpom9296]

It’s like pairing a particular cheese with great wine.

[@TheSoldat1000]

It was great to see all these paintings even though you totally ignore Modigliani.

[@peggykell]

And I didn't see any Marc Chagall either, did you?

[@davidjohnston9356]

Have to add a Chagall. I really enjoyed your selection. Thank you. And the music was perfect.

[@bns422]

Ancient artists didn't have the proper advance painting equipments yet they achieve the most incredible paintings of all time. AMAZING!

[@yupucase]

Because what matter most is a person behind those equipments.. 💜🌠

[@juliecee837]

This is AMAZING and worth sharing with people who are shut in right now! Thank you for putting this together!

[@CaptainRanger1]

I'm on a quest to make myself verse in art and this is really helpful. I never cared for paintings and the arts until now. I have a lot to learn and I've missed so much.

[@Atelier-KaRo]

Now, you're making me curious. If you're interested in art, you'll find some beautiful pictures on my page too. For some times I had just poetry but now I started with other arts too. Let me know if you liked it and tell me about your plan to become art.

[@nicharmobile7154]

Vincent Willem Van Gogh (1853-1890) was a Dutch. post-impressionist painter whose work, notable for its rough beauty, emotional honesty and bold colours, had a few-reaching influence on 20th century 👏🙂🙏 I come from Thailand 🇹🇭💐😄

[@harrysalotti4178]

Thank you for all of your hard work putting this collection together. I believe if you had included 1000 paintings no one would be completely happy. I watched the video two times in a row. I have been blessed by traveling to many of the great museums and churches in Italy, France and England as well as many museums on the east coast of the USA. As I watched the video I tried to keep track of how many of the painting I was familiar with and how many I had personally seen. I enjoyed reading everyone's comments. I would love to see people comment on how many if these pieces they knew and had viewed and where.

[@ryanbennettbennett4059]

The only thing i wish they would add, would be the size of each painting. I was floored when i saw how big "Guernica" was.The most beautiful painting was # 38 - "The Ninth wave". Just jaw dropping.

[@ulquiorracifer6706]

Exactly. The Battle of Issus for instance has such a landscape that I wondered how big it was, but is not that big after all. Guernica in the other hand does not look big and it is enormous. I also agree with you about The ninth wave unprecedented beauty.

[@oldspice051]

Good video. I've been getting curious about art lately and what makes a piece "great," so I think having a list like this will help me learn more.

[@Eazy-ERyder]

These are truly the greatest paintings of ALL TIME period.

[@vincentpaul835]

I appreciate the simplicity of the art and music. Very beautiful. If people want more information regarding the paintings they can search it on line.

[@gizellepinto9043]

I have watched this video over and over and absolutely love the way it is put together. My only other wish is that it mentioned the year it was produced. I will be using this to teach a bit of art history with my high school painting students. They have to list and identify the names and artist and categorize by movement or era. It’s a research study in the background over the semester.

[@kiddopedia]

Thank you very much for your comment. Yes, I plan to do more covering different eras. I will include the year.

[@gabrieldecebalcojoc]

✨️✨️✨️

[@colbystearns5066]

From the official list, I've seen the Mona Lisa, The Creation of Adam, The School of Athens, The Treachery of Images, Battle of Issus, and Blue Boy in person, so 6/100. From the bonus list, I've seen Irises, a different version of Sunflowers at the Alte Pinakhotek and Flag in person.

[@emonbhuiyan4034]

Thanks mate for the hard work you've done.

[@animarte4795]

Mate?

[@garian1821]

@@animarte4795 Straya?

[@animarte4795]

What?

[@jennygrj]

Through my window i saw the green and rain, inside room is graceful classic music and famous painting. thank you . you delighted my morning i feel peaceful and beautiful.

[@LunarMeditations]

This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing this evocative image💫

[@mikeikeda1208]

Thank you so much. Absolutely beautiful paintings. Your taste is impeccable. Van Gogh is my favorite and glad to see so many of his works here. I've seen many of these paintings at MOMA, Metropolitan Museum, Le Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, Ufizzi Gallery and Vatican Museum.

[@czyzyk6627]

I KNOW UFIZZI GALLERY . PICTURE LEONARDO DA VINCI " LADY WITH AN ERMINE "IS IN POLAND IN KRAKOW ! IN POLAND ARE 2 PICTURES REMBRANDT -IN WARSAW

[@jeremybarriga9266]

i worked in the nyc art scene for years. one day my pop told me to deliver a frame to a gallery on 59th, but dont touch anything when you get there,j just deliver the huge frame. the dealer, anxious as a bedbug, and quite visibly so , says to me, my client will be here in 3 hours, where have you been etc, and then says to me , " ok, fit the piece " . i said, i cant do that etc etc...he said , ill give you $300 to fit the piece, and im like, ok, and out comes a diego velasquez measuring about 72x48. i gulp for air. i remind myself its no different than anything else, really, and proceed to clear space on the red carpet, moving ornate chairs and tables about the room,, as his fitting room was a mere closet. so , i ask for tools and hardware, proceed as usual , fit the art properly , as usual, smile , collect . JB

[@kiddopedia]

That is an interesting story, Jeremy. Thanks for sharing.

[@cynthiabanks3159]

Lilla Cabot perry

[@jeanlanz2344]

Thank you. Great Chopin music and well-curated collection. God bless you.

[@AudiobookLibrary24-7]

This is a really, really good compilation!

[@souwanitsonnbichler5005]

Superb selections of paintings !!! Also beautiful music!! Such a delight many many thanks!

[@francishubertovasquez956]

This is another form of art that impresses me and excites me. Painting is the visual art that captures the imagination of both the horizontal and vertical thinkers, though it is time consuming to do and entails more work ethics, once a masterpiece was achieve, it's worth the time and catching, money.

[@samsungsamsung-ld3ls]

Как можно рядом с Рафаэлем ,пропустив Леонардо,поставить Мунка,забыли еще Малевича! Вы с ума сошли или это все машина А где Сикстинская мадонна? Боже,какие вы мелкие в своих чувствах

[@appreciativeobserver4732]

Thought provoking, mesmerizing, EXCEPTIONAL compilation, forever appreciated. Muchas gracias !!!!!

[@marypena9423]

The art was so beautiful!! Loved them all! The music was fabulous! Thank you for this video!

[@mariagalbova9891]

I love this video.I love art,especially paintings.

[@Titan-uq5ph]

Cezanne, Rothko, Bacon, Gauguin, Miguel Ángel, Degas, Pollock, Turner, grandes entre los grandes

[@mariavictoriarufino3070]

Thank you for this wonderful collection of images of the best masterpieces! And the bonus images were great too!

[@patriziocipriano6895]

Well done! Love to see this cultural image of the Art ❤️

[@norahnorah9693]

Me: enjoying all the wonderful world-famous paintings An ad pops up: ...well

[@anamatica1]

Thank you a lot. It’s a gift to the eyes and to the spirit watch so many beautiful masterpieces.

[@johnshields6852]

Monet's painting is mesmerizing, it looks so simplistic at first, but it pulls me in, I can't explain. That's what fascinated me, I'm the opposite of an art expert.

[@lordchikage9015]

Gustav Klimt should be more in those lists. His paintings have so much energy. Seeing him only with the kiss (or his other golden painting) every time just underrates his other amazing work. I hope I will see zdzisław beksiński in a video like this one day Or Francis bacon. (Without bonus)

[@ytav817]

Thank you, kiddopedia, for this beautiful collection. It's lovely to come across painters/ paintings previously unknown to me, and to revisit those I have seen. To reply to some of you: it's difficult for him to include which museum a particular painting is at because most museums lend/share art with other museums, so paintings are often traveling between one museum and another. The internet is a vast resource of information about artists, painting styles, and paintings; and is a great way to introduce yourself to the art form. Ultimately, however, the most satisfying experience, imho, is to begin by visiting your local art museums and taking their guided tours. I hope this information helps. 😊

[@ЛарисаНиколаевнаСтепанова]

Прекрасное собрание картин! Получила большое наслаждение, спасибо!

[@gerhardfischer279]

"The Kiss" is my favorite ! Unfortunately, I possess only a copy of it ! Maybe , I am lucky by so avoiding any robbery ?!

[@jesusdortahernandez1417]

Really a very, very bad copy.

[@thedalillama]

It's in Vienna. Go see it in person.

[@malfaabdillah5087]

"shutter island"

[@LindaStoronsky-yk4df]

What a wonderful interlude for a cold cozy winter night in NY. Thank you.

[@angelinathedrifter]

Priceless ❤👑 they grow younger every year🌟

[@ВасилийКузьмович-я7и]

Прелесно !!!! Сделайте выставку картин всех . всех - по каждому художнику отдельно ,,,, Заранее очень благодарен ...

[@ЛюдмилаБаум-х2ч]

Можно смотреть и вспоминать до бесконечности,искусство вечно,оно делает нас лучше и совершеннее, спасибо

[@EvangelineMunda]

Simply beautiful!

[@kiddopedia]

Thanks for watching, Evangeline!

[@djart4866]

Magnificent but I also give a huge nod to all the artists works of art who will never see the light of day

[@Atelier-KaRo]

It's a shame how many great artists remain unkown by the wider public. If you're interested in art, you'll find some beautiful pictures on my page too. For some times I had just poetry but now I started with other arts too. Let me know if you liked it. Cheers.

[@djart4866]

@@Atelier-KaRo thank you for inviting me into your world of creativity. You have amassed a lot of poetry and it is great to see and very inspiring. I don’t understand your language as I only know English but I appreciate and somehow understand from a creative point of view. I also found the writing fascinating in itself because to me , I am also viewing an expression of the strokes from the lettering that becomes another art form . I also liked Joe Brokerhoffs paintings in which reminds me of glimpsing into a future or another dimension where there is alot of subject matter to explore. Thanks again and good luck on your creative journey!

[@cfernandez-verges9379]

Thank you for producing it. Did I miss Rubens, Chagall and Van Eyck, or did you include any of their works?

[@Roro-rk9lf]

Them paintings are incredible!😍

[@siyerilbee6997]

I’m here for Vincent. Then wow, Juan Luna!

[@kiddopedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@shereevillaflores7100]

Even the music is stupendous....piano music I really really love

[@madiha_tanveer273]

Times when art was appreciated. I wish I was born in that time. Then again, life was harsh back in those times..

[@ankhpom9296]

Maybe art back then was a foil to the realities of the time.

[@haiyinduan3709]

Thanks for sharing masterpieces💕 Here some weak replicas marked: (They're not originals as I know) 3, the scream 6,the kiss 19,musicians 60,the great wave off kanagawa

[@AntonioSouza-my9ny]

Que maravilha que presentão para quem gosta da arte moderna de todos os estilos. Muito obrigado. Vou até compartilhar com os amigos. Lindíssimos.

[@pattiblackwood8546]

WONDERFUL compilation

[@marshamcallister3251]

Thanks for the bonus! Loved your collection🇺🇸

[@RoulinBrooks]

Really well done. Thank you. I'm a Van Gogh specialist and appreciate the various Van Gogh paintings. Having said that, I'd sacrifice, say, the self-portrait without beard and include a Modigliani portrait in its place. Just my opinion.

[@maureentuohy8672]

So much breathtaking beauty in the world.

[@bluepearlgirl-emelie]

Very cool list! The only thing i keep wishing is that these all have the year they were painted included in them. It is interesting to see how little the human race has really changed in what they idealize as beauty. Very cool show of humanity and its incredible talent.

[@kiddopedia]

I will add the years in my next video.

[@keniacorniel-dipiglia2620]

Thank you 🙏 beautiful

[@marinamartinez6886]

Enjoyed very much!

[@sherylcrowe3255]

Thank you

[@lenaash5030]

Восхитительный Шопен,отдельное СПАСИБО,очень подходит!!!!👌🙏

[@ElisabethMalecki]

Absolutely great idea,wonderful ,excited,unusual ,Tank you so much for such a surprise❤

[@calamitygermaine3605]

Nude Descending a Staircase- thanks, I love that one!

[@santapozzo1839]

j’ai eu la chance de les voir dans leurs musées respectifs et cela apporte devant cette beauté qu’on ne se fatigue pas de regarder, d’essayer de comprendre , qui se traduit par une joie intérieure qu’on voudrait

[@gwirgalon3758]

Interesting and lovely selection; i know most of them, having had a real education, but there were also some new ones. Many thanks -- including the portrait of Van Gogh without a beard, which I don't think I've ever seen. One name that I would want to suggest for another such collection is any work by Stevan Dohanos, if you are including Norman Rockwell as illustrator; SD's work was far more interesting, and with more profound view of and love for the USA life at that time. His parents Hungarian immigrants on the "wrong side of the tracks" [sic] in steel making Ohio, he iliustrated the famous Grapes of Wrath, for one, and became the person who chose the art for America's stamps for many years, using it to support and launch many young artists. A great artist AND great hearted man, not always together in this world.

[@shellywu9096]

I feel lucky I got to see painting #95 in my town (at the Kimball Art Museum). Thanks for this video!

[@carolg90]

Thank you for sharing “Just beautiful”

[@zentraveler1834]

I applaud your inclusion of “The Night Cafe” by Van Gogh, 62 in your main collection. Having seen this painting in person, it’s a mesmerizing, unflinching, unsettling and underrated masterpiece.

[@flavio7180]

And Van Gogh thought that painting was one of the ugliest he had ever made or seen for some reason. It’s amazing.

[@antoniavicensbonet9593]

Precioso, muy bonito y la música es fantástica

[@alfonsosoriano171]

I would say the same when I see Van Gogh's painting before.

[@RoulinBrooks]

@@flavio7180 Van Gogh never thought of the painting as ugly. Rather as disturbing. He wrote "In my painting of the night café I’ve tried to express the idea that the café is a place where you can ruin yourself, go mad, commit crimes. Anyway, I tried with contrasts of delicate pink and blood-red and wine-red. Soft Louis XV and Veronese green contrasting with yellow greens and hard blue greens." Letter 677, 9 September 1888. If he thought of one of his paintings as ugly, he'd scrape the canvas and start another work.

[@surisdafir3543]

Gericault's "The Medusa Shipwreck" deserves a place here, since it can be the best painting in the world ever

[@IndigoBlue12]

I really enjoyed this. Well done! Loved it that Lady with an ermine was among the first few. Is that still lost? But there is one that I was sad not to see- Madonna of the Rocks. I hope you make more of these videos.

[@shostakovich99]

Klimt's The Kiss is shown in a totally distorted and manipulated version.

[@kiddopedia]

Yes, you are right. Sorry about that. I am going to use the original version in future videos.

[@hansouth2355]

go see the original in vienna if you haven't already

[@4lifemedina]

Hoy es 9 de mayo 2021 y por primera vez he disfrutado de este hermoso video... mil gracias por compartirlo... Noche Estrellada es de mis pinturas favoritas y Vincent uno de los pintores más sublimes. Es maravillosa la forma en que se muestra su obra❤

[@hahahadia]

These r the art pieces we could never find again

[@faraaz6406]

But the question is what is the need of these paintings

[@mwa5704]

All I can think of is the thousands of hours gone into the work within a blink of a eye it gone. Trippy :D

[@ankhpom9296]

I love the pairing of the music with the art works! Vunderbar.

[@bigboyfinesse8310]

Jackson Pollock was like "lets fuck some shit up" when he made No. 5 lol

[@Froxus]

00:06 Mona Lisa (Leonardo da Vinci) 00:15 Noche estrellada (Vincent Vang Gogh) 00:25 El grito (Edward Munch) 00:40 Guernica (Pablo Picasso) 1:12 Persistencia de la memoria (Salvador Dalí) 1:26 Las meninas (Diego Velázquez) 1:33 La creación de Adán (Miguel Ángel) 2:38 Noche de café en la terraza (Vincent Vang Gogh) 4:38 El cargador de Flores (Diego Rivera) 6:56 Los zorros (Franz Marc) 8:16 El café de noche (Vincent Vang Gogh) 13:03 Salida de la luna sobre el mar (Caspar David Firedrich) 13:12 Autorretrato (Vincent Vang Gogh) 13:37 Un amigo necesitado (Cassius M. Coolidge) 14:54 Tres músicos (Pablo Picasso) 15:43 El viejo guitarrista (Pablo Picasso)

[@helenapastorkova7153]

Úžasné ukázky Mistrů. Díky 🌹🌹🌹

[@prof.nilson3806]

Inaceitável essa seleção não terem visto nenhuma pintura dos notáveis DI CAVALCANTE ou CÂNDIDO PORTINARI. Uma injustiça tremenda com esses dois gênios brasileiros.

[@luiscosta6951]

Cara, não incluíram A Madona das Rochas, Venus de Boticcelli, A Maja Desnuda, O tocador de pífaro, Os girassois, uma penca de obras de Rubens, Goya, Velásquez, Vermeer, Rembrandt e vc quer Portinari na lista? Só faltava querer o Abaporu tb

[@prof.nilson3806]

@@luiscosta6951 realmente também esqueceram a Tarsila. Mas em todo caso davam pra ter colocado pelo menos 1 obra dos pintores brasileiros, apenas 1 dava.

[@wasilifedotow3764]

Есть интересные картины, но есть и художественная мазня, однако. А в итоге каждому своё!

[@mariocesarsousa]

There are two things I do before sleeping: I pray and watch this video.

[@rosaflamm3850]

Neither that Art nor Modern Art is better...one or ..the other..they are just different..!