National Gallery of Art / Washington, DC

[@mayormc]

Exquisite art. Nicely composed camerawork as well.

[@miltonwelch4177]

Thank you for posting. Great samples.

[@carolynmullet1726]

Fantastic! Your video style is superb as was the art.

[@AlexanderSokolowski]

Thank you for your mark!

[@RonaldGosses]

AWESOME! Thanks for showing.

[@AlexanderSokolowski]

Thank you as an active viewer of my channel.

[@johnjones3714]

Extended video. Plenty to observe. Great work Alexander ❤

[@AlexanderSokolowski]

Thank you for appreciating my video editing, I wanted to do something in more detail.

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

I Like Contemporary Art,oh yes😮😮😮🤗

[@lancekoz]

Thank you, excellent video work...just wish that title would disappear before zooming in starts... to have a few seconds of full frame of the work.

[@AlexanderSokolowski]

Thanks for your comment, I will take your suggestion into account in my next videos. More videos from Art Museums on my channel: kzbin.info

[@rabiray162]

sonice !

[@AlexanderSokolowski]

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[@djordjeliscevic9324]

EDEKA ART 1998

[@judewilson6879]

Where are the women!

[@miguelsuarez8010]

Helen Frankenthaler was not a woman?

[@renzo6490]

Is this Modern Art or Contemporary Art?

[@AlexanderSokolowski]

The only difference between these concepts is the time of creation of the work. Modern Art came before Contemporary Art. Most art historians and critics put the beginning of Modern Art in the West at around the 1860s, continuing up to the 1960s. Whereas, Contemporary Art means art made in the present day.