Tom Keating On Painters - Beginnings of Impressionism

[@dawnitalutz1953]

I didn't think this would be interesting but it was fascinating. I could listen to you all day and watch you paint also. Thank you.

[@paintwithpa8694]

A million thanks for presenting this series by Keating. I have learned so much in technique from it. Please don’t remove it, let us continue to see how the masters painted by a master.

[@dollar-rose]

Mister....thanks for your channel. 💓🙏 Anthony from Czech republic

[@ExmoorMist]

I remember watching this back in the day. What a great series and artist.

[@noelinecumming4963]

You are a master and a well respected painter thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@14watecolormore]

Thank you for sharing. He was a great artist.

[@TortugaLanguageProductions]

five stars....lots to learn..Tom Keating On Painters - Beginnings of Impressionism...thanks for posting...on youtube for free.

[@3742enigma]

I've just discovered Tom Keating and this series is wonderful. I wish there were more episodes. I blew right through them in a couple of days.

[@doppelbanger5797]

thanks for uploading these gems

[@PrinceCharmingsMom2930]

Wish Tom had done more videos, he’s pretty incredible

[@daikayll1897]

Love Tom. Hav,nt seen this one. He forged a few in his day, as a protest against the Establishment. They got him, of course, but not before he had exposed their fraudulent and sneaky methods of keeping paintings they have bought and collected up in price ! He is missed. Thanx for sharing.

[@hamjazz]

@Pierce Branson wedon't give a damm

[@galland3496]

Excellent historical painting tutorials, we mustn't loose this information. Thank you for uploading.

[@jodyguilbeaux8225]

what a master and a has a lot of information about him......................... unreal

[@debleighton-bowlby3412]

How wonderful And i love hearing the history of of all these great artists...including yourself of course!

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[@bru1015]

Great video, the first painting seemed quite abstract. 🤗

[@operator1717]

An interesting and incredibly talented man.

[@jimbojet8728]

Just so interesting. A great vid. Thank you

[@rutbrea8796]

Great work! I wish I could paint in plain air, I have done some sketches, and then pass them on to the canvas, but the best is always to paint outside in the field. From there one can see better the natural colors and shades much better than indoors. Thank you for your video, your teaching is amazing and I am grateful for your sharing such works. Thank you, I am learning a lot.

[@lindabarnett3281]

Excellent series, wonderful restoration episode. These are just such interesting tutorials with fantastic explanations of different impressionist styles.

[@mariaeady]

Thank you very much, you are a fantastic painter and teacher. Very grateful.

[@darklightning8278]

indeed

[@nawrastS]

Such an amazing lesson. Thank you very much

[@okiescout9497]

Love your explaining and instruction on these masters. Great enjoyment!

[@walterwoodhams743]

Great work.🎉

[@andreasd6857]

Thank you for uploading! Do you have more please?

[@buckwellm]

yes - you can view other Keating vids on youtube including Cezanne, Manet, Monet and Van Gogh.

[@brixpublishing922]

#doppel banger thanks for uploading these gems @jefferson Vieira Margutti

[@haroldwilliam3993]

Fantastic series. Thank you for posting these.

[@jokevanijzendoorn-konijn8507]

Geweldig om te zien hoe u dat doet,dank u .

[@کاهنخورآبادی]

is very important & fantastic school for teaching master piece painting teqnique & style art

[@RobertJonesWightpaint]

I wish he'd had more time for these demonstrations; though he was pretty seriously ill at this point - I do like the way he ties things together, both in his painting and his commentary.

[@richardclark6858]

This guys a genius. Although not sure how he knows how everybody worked at High speed, surely not all of the greats had tv shows?

[@Auriflamme]

You can tell by examining the brushstrokes how fast they were working. Anecdotes and memoirs also provide insight into how they worked. Furthermore you can estimate based on how many paintings they produced in a given interval, the speed at which they painted.

[@marilynmonroe3511]

Names of music at the beginning

[@KaustavMukherjeeFineArt]

He was a wonderful painter. Thanks for uploading.

[@molly9929]

Painter? He wasn't artist. Read about him, what were he doing with pieces he was remaking. Disgusting man.

[@judymckenzie3054]

Thankyou. Fascinating.

[@robinfereday6562]

So easy I’ll think I’m going to be a painter 👩‍🎨

[@maryhirsch7170]

One has a feeling that Keating is the real artist!

[@alancayton5103]

He is one of the most sensitive teachers I've ever been exposed to.

[@margaretgarner5569]

Very interesting and informative, thank you

[@moejeddah726]

Great video.... Thanks

[@TortugaLanguageProductions]

wish i was a student.....2nd best are these videos.....should go on PBS

[@fatoomgierdien2181]

Interesting.... Thank You.

[@sedisvacantia8581]

Does anybody know how the red layer underneath the painting is achieved? Is that oil paint? And if so, is it varnished?

[@phunkface]

sedisvacantia I would assume unvarnished. Maybe a quick tempera wash

[@brownton5649]

You are a master tnks

[@davidkess2405]

This is like a criminal version of Bob Ross. I love it.

[@andrewmartin6445]

@@joa8227 He was great. He painted happy little clouds.

[@brixpublishing922]

#80pedacito Thank you for uploading! Do you have more please? @doppel banger

[@sonsoftheedelweiss72]

Thank you

[@rimaguogiene9508]

ThankYOU!!!!!!!

[@christinebell2294]

Wow 💕

[@jeffersonVieiraMargutti]

thanks from brasil

[@elianefatima4759]

amei..

[@carlosbotero8954]

es en serio?

[@80pedacito]

greaaaat

[@ronstocker]

D

[@hamjazz]

specially poemsapennyeach. what a deluded little name.

[@Poemsapennyeach]

Brilliant imitator of artist's work...but boy...what sexist comments thru'out the series. i.e. The Ladies....(women) were known as great beauties in their day. What an irrelevant remark to make of painters. And many other awful comments in other videos. Old attitude male thinking. Not cool now at all.

[@mikesmith4229]

Seriously? You waste your time by watching videos for sexist dialogue, then writing comments, arrogantly stating your opinion as if your opinion mattered... It doesn't. Your comment reflects more about you than it does about the videos or people in them... Rather than push your feminist agenda, I suggest you get a life.. But that, of course, is just my opinion....

[@Poemsapennyeach]

@@mikesmith4229 Thank you for mansplaining , Now piss off and get on with your own little life.

[@mikesmith4229]

Ah yes, The last resort of the permanently offended....Obsfucation & foul language....

[@benw1290]

Poemsapennyeach lol mansplaining? wtf is that?

[@stuartbritton7408]

That's what I like about him most of all. He's natural and unpretentious and likes a nice bird when he sees one. The unfeathered type, I mean!

[@xyzllii]

Blue and yellow are primaries. They have no opposite. And why are the women described as Ladies...and also known for their beauty....(((

[@martinh8701]

Thank you