Lecture by T. J. Clark "Pissarro and the Perfect Work of Art"

[@notanemoprog]

Interesting to see that _The Climb, Rue de la Côte-du-Jalet, Pontoise (Chemin montant, rue de la Côte-du-Jalet, Pontoise)_ is now *On View* at the Brooklyn Museum :)

[@thomascreeley867]

Glad to hear it!

[@juliamargaretcameron]

One of the most illuminating lectures iI ever heard about a painters work..! Thank you so much.

[@pissarrolover]

Thank you for sharing this video. I really enjoyed hearing his view on Pissarro. I also really like the poem and it summed up Pissarro’s paintings and his sense of life very nicely. Although I have to say I couldn’t clearly find ‘the soft grinning skull’ from the painting!

[@lesonyrra]

I just read an essay by Clark on Pissarro/Cezanne in the London Review of Books and it was astonishing. Need to seek out his books.

[@notanemoprog]

Every single thing T.J. Clark _ever_ wrote is worth reading!

[@stellaweston3944]

Thank you for the video of your lecture, I found it most interesting and useful as I am going to an exhibition of Pissarro's work at the Ashmolean this coming week. A lovely presentation!

[@eamonnmurphy1]

Excellent, insightful and so articulate..thank you..

[@notanemoprog]

Great talk! By the way, the "slide quality" issue can easily be resolved in 2022, especially in a Museum so renowned as this one, and in a Nation so rich: a big corporation wishing to advertise its benevolence and interest in culture donating the biggest available 16K OLED screen on which high-resolution digital images of the paintings are reproduced.

[@mercelloveras7453]

Great lecture. Different of everything else. Thanks a lot.

[@thomascreeley867]

A great pleasure.

[@sondos5715]

Thank you

[@albertyaakobov3209]

Excellent!!!

[@JasonSmith-ds6zm]

Butter on bread* thank you^>^

[@jacquelinegrawe6339]

Exquisite

[@johnbarrymore5827]

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