Piet Mondrian - STORYTIME! . . . Is it a tree?

[@sherrywallack5879]

Wow. THANK YOU. One of the best explanations I've seen that will show anyone how any traditional art evolves to become a modern / abstract artist! Thanks so much! How do I find your other videos? Are you still creating new ones, too?

[@CarmenBelcher]

You’re so much fun! I loved learning this artist with you as a guide!

[@jlthomas6993]

it was very fun learning about Piet Mondrian

[@sherrywallack5879]

Oh I see your main site! I look forward to reviewing your other videos.

[@luciaramirez1698]

Bravo! Very well explained and developed!

[@elizabethbarker9380]

You are such a great storyteller. I've been watching your videos with my art classes, and they love you! Are you going to continue with your channel? Fingers crossed, you say, yes! Thank you for all of the work that you have put into making these wonderful videos. ❤

[@cynthiamock2134]

Mrs. Beth, you are fabulous! I so enjoyed this video and can't wait to show it to my 5-year old granddaughter.

[@christinechristine8734]

I watched it OVER AND OVER AGAIN! My art teacher wanted us to watch it! I DO NOT REGRET WATCHING IT!!!

[@SomeNoobAtRblx]

i regret spending 6 days being told to redo this even tho i did like veryone else

[@ekaterinabecher7342]

Very interesting!👌🧐

[@katycostello8563]

Awesome explanation of Piet! Thank you so much! My students will be watching this!

[@lezacleaver]

What a fantastic video! Leza England UK (Using it with my pupils).

[@HiGASFYProductions]

Awesome!!! Be sure and tell your colleagues about it. Great free resource.

[@sandyusama2931]

Thank you for teaching us.❤

[@septemberwilson8936]

PURE genius!!! Thank you, I am sharing this with my ES art students :)

[@vivianbroussard5544]

Super cool!

[@rebeccat9389]

This is a really wonderful comparison and analysis. Thank you so much!

[@HiGASFYProductions]

Glad you liked it!

[@LunarMeditations]

I'm doing some research for a meditation I'd love to write in the future and... this is awesome! Thank you so much. Plus, I love your energy 💜

[@tracyharris4420]

I love it

[@cyndibarker3588]

Love the video and your teaching style. You are making art fun

[@llanes1106]

i am using this vid for school this is a great vid thank you :)

[@hansolo2121]

Mondrians big breakthrough came not in Paris but when he moved back to The Netherlands in 1914 until 1919. He was introduced to Theo van Doesburg and cofounded the Dutch movement The Stijl and that is what made Mondian as we know him today. For some reason this lady seems completely oblivious to this most important fact of Mondrian's development as a painter. For her it's like De Stijl movement of his native Holland never even existed. No mention at all. Therefore she misses the most important fase of his development completely. And yet she poses as a connaisseur of Mondrian. How bizarre.

[@timclemons8719]

Agreed. After her calling him pete ... I automatically started nit picking the video. I am a huge Mondrian fan ... she, not so much

[@hansolo2121]

@@timclemons8719 Yes she lacks some fundamental knowledge about him for sure. But she did get his name right though. I am Dutch myself and can tell you that her way of pronouncing Piet is actually spot on! Piet is pronounced in Dutch as 'Pete'. So she did get the pronounciation 100% right where most Americans pronounce it wrongly as Peit or Pee-et. Another common mistake is that his last name Mondian is pronounced as if it were a French name. It is not. It is a Dutch name. His actual name was Mondriaan (not mondrian) but he started writing it as Mondrian so it would be easier for English and French speakers to write his name 'correct'. Also De Stijl in Dutch is pronounced almost exactly like The Style in English. Many Americans seem to invent all kinds of ways to pronounce it wrong.

[@kallmekatt_318]

I had to watch this for school. you look like that vegan teacher if she had a prequel

[@astheticrach8983]

We watched this in class

[@alexandriazepeda1658]

Great video with the exception of calling him "Pete" the whole time

[@hansolo2121]

Alexandia Zepeda Actually 'Pete' is the original Dutch pronounciation of his name. Not Pee-et!!!

[@sarahsweet4709]

Thank you for this great video!

[@andreasolderitch2038]

Thank you for this wonderful video! I'll be using it for homeschool art class.

[@hansolo2121]

Andera Solderitch Please don't. She misses completely the formative Dutch 'De Stijl' origins of his painting style. He moved back to The Netherlands from 1914-1920. This was the most important fase of his career. But this woman seems oblivious of that fact. This is not a historically accurate depicition of Mondrian at all!!!

[@timclemons8719]

Trees are different if not they would all be the same hence the differences in trees. And it’s PEIT not Pete Mondrian you can tell this person looked the stuff up on Google and had no idea who Mondrian was

[@bethanydanielson1471]

So much great information. :)

[@myriamramirez8018]

Good video !

[@hifijohn]

pee-et not pete

[@dennwren]

You pronounce the artists first name incorrectly, you also seem to misunderstand the meaning of genre painting - I gave up at that point

[@jainkoffler6454]

It is NOT Pete. It is Piet. Mondrian

[@carlkuss]

Or if you want to get even more Dutch about it, it´s Piet Mondriaan!

[@laceyoakes5335]

😐 i hate art. why do i have to do this for class omg

[@SomeNoobAtRblx]

yeah pain but i dont hate art that much