The Legacy of Klimt and Schiele

[@alternative7361]

Awesomely excellent! I was glued to the screen from begining until the end.

[@pauladentebetz739]

:Fascinating information about these artists and those that came after them. I watched this twice, even! Thank you,.

[@gasperettiarts]

I love these videos. So interesting and full of great information and insights

[@ksenyat317]

I love these lectures, so informative and educational. Thank you MFA!

[@TheJojoaruba52]

Nice to experience some genuine and thoughtful scholarly information about art history.

[@reynaldorodriguez7327]

i loved this. thank you so much.

[@fransheuvelmans6471]

Great lecture!

[@renzo6490]

Am I in error to pronounce the word Trip-tik?

[@josettaschembri1800]

Beautiful

[@ap8211]

Is there a podcast version?

[@mfaboston]

We do not have a podcast version of this lecture

[@renzo6490]

One word: CLIPGRAB

[@lionelmerbles9375]

The psychic weather really did impact these artists’ work in the years just preceding World War One

[@danieladeutsch1708]

Seems like the writer Chaim Potok was inspired by Aronson in his books My name is Asher Lev and The Gift of Asher Lev as it is about a boy/young painter that is very gifted, an orthodox Jew and is painting christian religion mythology themes. Very interesting.

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙👍

[@hansfrantz6658]

egons name is not sheila...

[@birgittemunch3886]

This is the best of the internet, the ability to join in, to lectures/presentations like these..... but - big sigh - why cant American learn to pronounce European names correct? If you knew how disgusting it is to listen to this, flat American dialect of this woman (where is she from?), you would be ashamed of yourself.

[@dustincecil9640]

the aronson christ in the house of simon reads to me as influenced by schiele's secession poster too. of all the men at the dinner table.