(S2 E3) Reading Renaissance Portraits, 1420-1500 | A Narrative Art History of the Renaissance

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I'm glad I found you all! Thanks!

[@Czesioszpachelka]

I just finished watching all existing episodes and this is probably the best youtube channel there is! Thank you, Sir! Please, keep making more! I can't wait!

[@drpenrose]

I remember when youtube had more of this simple, yet well written content. So refreshing.

[@Czesioszpachelka]

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[@amandamiergarza2243]

I discovered your channel and I love it. I am very grateful that you share with us your knowledge and your unique narrative form that helps us understand the paintings in a deeper way, the moment in which they were made and why they were made that way.

[@fainatselnik267]

Spectactuclar topic done with mastery - portraiture influence between Italy and Low Countries/Flanders is absolutely facinating subject that has no end. Very interesting and not widely familiar works and your narrative is kind and moving.

[@finch45lear]

This is a wonderful presentation. Thank you so much.

[@michaelrush6083]

As usual you have taken me on a fabulous journey. Love your videos thanks

[@cherylm1982]

Wonderful video. Thank you!

[@PeterLunowPL]

thank you so much for this wonderful art history !!! It should be manditory for art students

[@hbskull321]

Will there be any more of these vids in future? They are incredible.

[@narrativearthistory]

Thank you! Episode 4 has just been released: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paKWqaywe69sZ68

[@Kiranoir]

where is the rest?

[@narrativearthistory]

Episode 4 has just been released: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paKWqaywe69sZ68

[@stardresser1]

In horse drawn carriages. Like so many other valuable and desirable goods and products at the time.

[@renzo6490]

Lay-all-TA

[@Anil18834]

You mention "there were extensive commercial connections between Italy and Flanders and paintings did travel..." Would you please elaborate on that process? How did paintings travel?

[@nicholaswhite7343]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6LJd3aGd9ytrsksi=EF_8B2AtWvrPVF4i I happened upon this video that provides an example of exactly what you're asking about.

[@randyklinger7649]

Cecilia Gonzaga, the daughter of the marquis of mantua, is not a princess.

[@randyklinger7649]

Great, but PLEASE stop the inappropriate music....it makes it hard to listen through it.