The Dazzling World Of Medieval Art | Secrets Of The Castle | Chronicle

[@Lemoncatsf]

For everyone complaining that this is not an episode about medieval castle painting it absolutely is. The thumbnail is probably what is misleading but the the process of sourcing and refining natural pigments, making paintbrushes by hand, painting decorative relief and trompe-l’oeil (and more) are explored. All together a great episode.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

I admire everyone involved with this project and their fervor & knowledge regarding the activities they are participating. This is a great video.. thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you for uploading this.

[@lyrigageforge3259]

It's sometimes really annoying to run into same program with another a name given to it, when you want to see something new.

[@sharimullinax3206]

While at Uni, I spent one summer of independant study firing a wood fired Raku kiln. Hard and hot work! Pottery is amazing.

[@pixel8ated]

The real irony is I had to use VPN to watch this in England lol.

[@troydodson9641]

Oof

[@h0rriphic]

Are you serious? Damn dude that’s ridiculous, glad you were able to still enjoy it though

[@JayGideon-7]

As a painter I was excited to view this episode. But the first half was disappointing -- although while interesting -- it wasn't what I expected. I'm glad I watched to the end!

[@jennifererixon2578]

Paul McGann gotta do more voiceovers

[@neopostmodernman]

It seems they uploaded the wrong video, I wanted to learn about medievel paintings not castles

[@samiam619]

It seems YOU are watching the wrong series. THIS series is about what it takes to build a small castle. Also, there was several segments on painting…

[@h0rriphic]

21:00 Girl you’re selling our ancestors short. If they can build ships, castles, dams, plan cities, plot maps, etc. I’m pretty sure they knew about light refraction 😅

[@suryathekkath2805]

It was not understood in europe until the 17th century

[@1Tulipan23]

Strange but I've always learned that you throw up mortar (renter)

[@michellezoe4596]

How many times is this same episode going to be renamed and spit out on a different channel????

[@gameovr17]

How did they know in medieval times when the temperature was correct for the tiles?

[@sharonoddlyenough]

A lot of firings over many years would be observed and experienced tilers would pass their knowledge down to their apprentices. They observe the weather, the weight of the wood to judge the water content, the colour and behaviour of the flames. I bet the tilers prayed a lot because they could control a lot, but they had very little control of the outcome.

[@gameovr17]

@@sharonoddlyenough so off of pure experience. That's wild. Thank u

[@ggrother539]

Ideal consistency of the clay, controlled temperature of the firings, and precise timing. Transforming the humble clay was a matter of learning and experience, still, as the hills of discards have been found surrounding the sites of clay works prove, a delicate process.

[@KingMinosxxvi]

It make SUCH a difference... What is this a home renovation show?

[@justadildeau]

Thank you for studying Huwhyte culture 👍🏻

[@staystrong8966]

It's a series on British and European history. There weren't a lot of Blacks in Medieval England. You want Black culture history, you'll have to look for African history I guess.

[@kaylizzie7890]

Episode 3

[@zinnguyhigh]

This is not related to painting or art. Please rename

[@KingMinosxxvi]

this is old

[@johnharms6178]

>. John 3.16.

[@VelkePivo]

Christ, you just recycle the same program, dicing and slicing to create “new” programs

[@dorothylisbon1789]

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