Lecture18 Surrealism Regionalism Abstraction

[@mitchellanderson3068]

I was surprised to see André Breton’s name here. I know him from his novel Nadja, but that was it. Love your videos, too. Hope you do more some day!

[@normanstratford9329]

Norman Rockwell as you say is an illustrator and for a time graphical artists seemed to show the way to the craft of drawing. It is having something to aim for and when a person is reaching out to emulate someone, then illustrations had an aim to represent life in picture form. One could see the skill involved in producing a visual format. Unfortunately as you say illustrations is often the lesser in Fine Art.

[@arthistorywithtravisleecla6343]

Yeah, when I was in school people were really down on Rockwell. I'm happy to say that I have lived long enough to see his reputation revised upward as people has reevaluated his impact and significance.

[@ludwina5888]

@@arthistorywithtravisleecla6343 Where can I find the lecture about illustration on your channel? (Love your lectures btw :) Thanks for uploading)

[@bazaci]

Thanks so much for all these lectures but I'd like to add Miro's "Dutch Interior" is based on Hendrick Martensz Sorgh's The Lute Player/The Lutenist (1661)

[@mardal9708]

Ahhh your channel is so good!

[@Reddeadsleep]

Love your videos ❤️

[@lloydmckay3241]

Where is Lecture 17? Please.

[@aby_lev89]

Hi! really enjoying your lectures. Is there no lecture no. 17? thanks!

[@ignaciomorinigo5265]

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[@aby_lev89]

@@ignaciomorinigo5265 thanks!