Claude Monet: The Alchemist of Light

[@williamdaly1005]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this documentary. Thank you for the hard work putting this together.

[@alyssumj440]

He is in the top 5 of my favorite painters of all time. I have so many little odes to him. His work is amazing!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

My favorite!

[@lisengel2498]

Monet is a wonderfull painter and I love to Watch his paintings - especially his nature and garden paintings vibrating with the play of lights and beauty 🎵🙏🎶♥️

[@patriciajoubert426]

Wonderful, more wonderful that most of us poor human minds can express. We are so blessed that this great man gave us these limitless gifts of extreme genius and beauty. Thank you for showing as many as you could.

[@lindafrazier8092]

❤ this video... excellent pronunciation for AI. I would love to see in person again ... takes your breath away.

[@giovannifurnari8668]

One of the greatest of the Impressionists ❤ Thank you Claude.🙏

[@jimlaguardia8185]

THE greatest impressionist.

[@quetzalcoatlz]

Just when I was thinking the channel had peaked, it reaches new heights. Simply outstanding

[@tanjanovicic2926]

I love art pictures by Mr. Monet.He painted very soft. You have excellent voice and story about Mr.Monet like fairy tale .Best wishes. 🌹🌹🌹❤🕊

[@pauladentebetz739]

Absolutely beautiful. I love so many of the same things as Claude Monet. Oh how I'd love to paint like him! I am astounded by the sheer number of pieces he put out. I had no idea he was such a prolific artist, and thought I had seen a lot! Thank you.

[@lisengel2498]

And I also see it as a wonderfull testimoniy of beauty of Nature as transfotming uplifting power of our experience of the Living now - it is a strong vision of the natural world as part of our soul

[@chunglee7531]

Superb background musics and video,thanks

[@aaronr1217]

Amazing video!!! ❤

[@KuhuChan165]

A wonderfully informative and well made video. From impeccable captioning to capturing and emphasising details in the paintings, in addition to the information provided in such a cohesive manner-it's truly a fine time to be alive! I cannot understand why some might be complaining :o you've gained a subscriber! Keep up the great work ✨ and thank you for providing such quality content

[@JV-pj7dz]

Thank you!

[@lisengel2498]

It is truly a cantillation of the beauty of the natural world and a Way of showing tvibrational power of the uplifting experience of the eternal movements of light and color in nature 🎶🐦‍⬛🎵💜

[@SarahSarahRebold]

Absolutely beautiful ❤️

[@anned372]

Thoroughly enjoyed Thank you ❤

[@stephaniefromthenetherland8748]

Sharing this documentary with my family and friends, it's like meandering surrounded by the most beautiful views while meanwhile a relaxing voice explains what you see 🌊

[@chrisbanbury]

I loved watching the Parliament series go off the rails at 51:30. This seems to be the earliest hint of what his final paintings would look like.

[@morpheusjp]

Wonderful work, thank you.

[@lauracoleman9955]

Inspiring, thank you

[@sashapopovici9085]

thank you for the video!

[@SarahSarahRebold]

❤ MY GOD, BEAUTIFUL ❤️

[@dmswanson5694]

Very useful to the work.

[@isatousarr7044]

The Alchemist of Light evokes the image of a master who transforms the intangible into the tangible, bending light to reveal new perspectives and deeper truths. This concept goes beyond the poetic; it touches on the way art, science, and philosophy have intersected throughout history to illuminate the unseen. Just as an alchemist might seek to transmute base metals into gold, an alchemist of light harnesses the power of illumination to uncover beauty, knowledge, and wonder. In the realm of physics and astronomy, the study of light is fundamental. It shapes our understanding of the universe, from the behavior of particles in quantum mechanics to the cosmic dance of distant stars and galaxies. Light is more than just a wave or a particle; it is the bridge between what we see and what we seek to understand. In art, light is used to evoke emotion, highlight the sublime, and create depth. It can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, shifting perception and inviting us to look beyond the surface. Whether it's through the lens of a telescope or the brushstrokes of a painter, those who master the alchemy of light remind us that what we see is only part of the story. There is always more waiting to be revealed, more waiting to be transformed by the light that passes through it. In that way, The Alchemist of Light becomes a symbol of exploration, discovery, and the eternal quest to turn shadows into brilliance.

[@ABCDuwachui]

Was this AI too

[@InquilineKea]

I am one of the most curious people ever and always found art history as one of the most boring topics ever. This.. actually.. is.. interesting..

[@mohanshinde8291]

Classic

[@jameshchetwyndjr9739]

Good video

[@javeriayunjae4037]

please upload about vincent van gogh

[@wetpaint6354]

Sadly Looking at these art works this close do them no justice, it doesn’t feel like they aren’t meant to be looked at this way…. I can’t even imagine what they look like up close.. I want to get a good print made when I get my own home.. I’ve definitely had an urge to paint my own

[@teenageriot2600]

Does anyone know where to find the music that is on this? Several of the pieces sound familiar, but I can't quite place them.

[@13Skaree]

GOAT

[@dorcasbass5585]

Claude Monet's secret..., Photographic projection. It's so apparent in all his unfinished paint sketches.

[@adishivaarunajadda7783]

Whatever ppl.... I haven't yet seen the video...but there was no power for sometime...I was in the dark and I read alchemist if light n when I jus clicked in this video....waaa there came the light ....the power was back...... Jus thought I'll share the synchronicity

[@pcyorock]

10:30 Gymnopédie

[@BenFletcher7530]

Great work, but your videos would be much more pleasant if you brought the dialog volume up and the music down.

[@pcyorock]

0:51 😮😮

[@susanmercurio1060]

1:05 His later work achieved a remarkable degree of abstraction because his eyesight was failing. "David" is pronounced "dav-EED," not "dav-it."

[@ABCDuwachui]

This is AI

[@michael4250]

What happened to you? Now you only show CLIPPINGS...butchered from the full paintings? And now you keep everything MOVING that the artist intended to be stationary, so you could actually look at it. What is wrong with you? You went to the dark side and ruined a good thing.

[@nancygilliland4002]

Just sold at auction for 65 million$

[@SarahSarahRebold]

Studio boat

[@Seawing-v5d]

The AI needs speech lessons.

[@garypuckettmuse]

is this AI? Do you know that? It doesn't sound like AI and it's very well coordinated with the images. Also what's wrong with the "speech"? It sounds very pleasant to me and the French is good . . .Is this AI? I'd love to know if AI is this good.

[@jacksonstudio42]

AI, albeit a well spoken version! It can’t articulate the sizes of the canvases (ie it says ‘X’ instead of ‘by’ and ‘in’ instead of inches. I must say though it is one of the better AI art narrations!

[@zeroman614]

@@garypuckettmusemost new art doc channels are AI

[@lyntonhemsley8442]

unwatchable because of the expressionless narration

[@michael4250]

Garbage, made from paintings. Too bad, the paintings are great when seen complete and when they hold still long enough to see. Turns art into trash clippings.

[@art_without_borders]

Almost 3 hours?! Too long..

[@nunyanunya4147]

do you think Monet would have been as good ov an artist as he was if people pretended to give as much ov a shit about him when he was alive as they pretend to give a shit about him now that they can endlessly make money off ov his death?

[@chompers11]

😂 lol definitely not

[@alyssumj440]

Of course not… but he deserves the attention no matter what. He’s one of the most iconic painters of all time. The world always truly understands the value of an artist after they’re gone and all of their work is now “rare” because there literally won’t be anymore…

[@nunyanunya4147]

@@alyssumj440 much easier to negotiate terms with a deadman...

[@nunyanunya4147]

@@alyssumj440 much easier to negotiate with a deadman...

[@nunyanunya4147]

@@alyssumj440 much easier to negotiate with a deadman

[@startrekker188]

If you're going to do a reportage on Monet, how about including the DATE he was born? Otherwise the events in his life hold no real meaning in relation to the times he was living in. Like duh! 😅