Museum ASMR | Fashioned by Sargent Exhibition in Boston

I created this video to document the paintings I saw in the exhibition " Fashioned by Sargent Exhibition" in Boston.
The paintings featured in the video heavily reflect my preferred artworks, and I won't be mentioning all the paintings.
I deliberately chose not to include any music in the video so that you can fully experience the atmosphere of the museum.
I hope you enjoy this vlog! :)
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01:03 Lady Sassoon (1907)
01:58 Edith, Lady Playfair (1884)
02:22 Portrait of Mrs. Edward L. Davis and Her Son (1890)
02:55 Ena and Betty, Daughters of Asher and Mrs Wertheimer (1884)
03:13 Mrs. Adrian Iselin (1888)
03:48 Mrs. Fiske Warren (Gretchen Osgood) and Her Daughter Rachel (1903)
04:48 Mrs. Joshua Montgomery Sears (1899)
05:47 Miss Elsie Palmer (1899-1890)
05:52 Study for "Elsie Palmer"
06:18 Mrs. Edward Darley Boit (1887)
06:33 Mrs Robert Harrison (1886)
07:07 Mrs. Charles Thursby (1897)
07:38 W. Graham Robertson (1894)
07:53 Vernon Lee (1881)
08:10 Dr. Pozzi at Home (1881)
08:48 Ena Wertheimer (1905)
09:06 Jane Evans (1898)
09:25 Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth (1889)
10:05 Portrait of Almina Daughter of Asher Wertheimer (1908)
10:27 Javanese Dancer (1889)
10:45 Charles Stewart, Sixth Marquess of Londonderry, Carrying the Great Sword of State at the Coronation of King Edward VII (1904)
11:11 Madame X (1883-4)
11:30 Mrs. Leopold Hirsch (1902)
12:08 Sibyl Sassoon, Countess of Rocksavage (1922)
12:26 Mrs Carl Meyer and her Children (1896)
12:54 Colonel Ian Hamilton, CB, DSO (1898)
13:13 Lady Agnew of Lochnaw (1892)
13:43 Mrs. Charles E. Inches (1887)
13:58 Lady Helen Vincent, Viscountess d’Abernon (1904)
14:41 Mrs Frank Millet (1885-86)
14:51 Group with Parasols (1904-5)
15:07 The Pink Dress (1912)
15:20 Nonchaloir (1911)
15:49 Two Girls in White Dresses (1911)
16:08 Cashmere (1908)
16:38 Sibyl Sassoon, Countess of Rocksavage (1913)
16:54 A Garden at Corfu (1909)

[@athieliagriffin7957]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! What a privilege to see these paintings!

[@MisakoFlodin]

Glad you enjoyed it🩷

[@bethcrane5780]

Stunning. The hands, especially the ladies and their complex composition. I feel like there is a code going on. The textures and sheens to the different fabrics, Their beautiful faces, not "realistic" but instead alive, engaging, direct gaze towards the viewer/artist. This was wonderful. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@FranMeneses]

LOVED this video Misako, thank you for taking us with youu

[@MisakoFlodin]

Thank you Fran😊 I'm glad I was able to capture the moment of this exhibition & share it with everyone💖

[@nightmaregirl06]

Thank you for sharing this with us! I would've spent hours looking at everything there ❤

[@MisakoFlodin]

😆👍✨

[@corabellecreations3848]

He creates such spectacular movement in EVERY painting! Thankyou for bringing us along 🥺

[@chokachoka1134]

I loved this video. I found a new inspiration and its the way how you can probably find people nowadays that look just like his models

[@navaafriat9424]

The orange he used in the shadows really gave his work such a unique glow

[@ChantelleArts]

this is amazing, so inspirational 😊😊😊

[@MisakoFlodin]

glad you enjoyed it😊✨

[@sai2803]

Always love the drapery & hands! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻

[@sonnegrimm3104]

Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity to visit this exhibition!

[@softandcosy]

thank you for sharing!! God what I'd give to be able to see him paint real time

[@MisakoFlodin]

😊💖

[@delphinelelorrain9137]

Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful exhibition ! ❤

[@MisakoFlodin]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lorenzoala7093]

I've been watching this 17 mins video for like a hour and a half... thank you for sharing these treasures

[@IrvONeil-fn6cp]

What a beautiful exhibit, and thank you for making this wonderful video!

[@MisakoFlodin]

Glad you enjoyed it!❤️

[@IrvONeil-fn6cp]

@@MisakoFlodin I certainly did, and I passed the link onto my friends.

[@martinelanglois3158]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! ❤

[@MisakoFlodin]

☺️👍❤️

[@akashchandrayan7255]

GOLD!!

[@lisyoung731]

Thank you for the fabulous video, Misako. What an incredible gift for all of us who love John Singer Sargent and could not see the exhibit in person. Thank you!

[@axlheck1516]

thank you for the beautifull video ( it made me feel like i was actually at the exhibit ) !

[@MisakoFlodin]

Glad you enjoyed it❤️

[@axlheck1516]

would you recommend buying the book about the exhibit ?

[@LittleMew133]

I feel like he captured each other's essence very well.

[@seonseo_drawing]

다양한 작품들 덕분에 잘 보고 갑니다 ~

[@bez2000]

Thanks! I couldn’t make it to Boston so I really appreciate this!

[@MisakoFlodin]

thank you so much for the tip! I'm glad you enjoyed it☺️✨

[@roseconfectionart409]

thank you so much for this💕💕 I really wanted to see paintings of Sargent up close (though it is impossible for me to see it in real life), thank you for making this a dream come true😊. I wish you'll also do a museum tour for Monet or Degas someday, it would be amazing.

[@yulis1512]

Thank you!

[@Zeneyez]

Am going to see this on Wednesday, I love the Madame X painting

[@user-nq5lj4ul5c]

Дякую за неймовірну екскурсію❤ і Дякую за Ваш канал, мені дуже подобаються Ваші картини Thank you for an incredible excursion ❤ and thank you for your content, I really like your paintings🥰 P.S. Sorry for my English🙃

[@navaafriat9424]

Oh to be painted by Sargent 😭 I’d give anything

[@johnw9245]

Thank you so much for posting this video of some of the beautiful John S. Sargent paintings!! ** It might have been better to add some soft background music. The background noise at the museum did not add anything to the video and I found it a bit distracting.