Walter Frederick Osborne, the Great Talent from Ireland

[@georgefirk5531]

Paintings of the like,I have never seen before….what! An amazing artist.

[@SK-yb7bx]

Some of his paintings are in the National Gallery in Dublin. If you ever visit the city I recommend taking a look.

[@judithlauron2856]

We’ve many more decades to be grateful for this your splendid talent, Mr. W.F. Osborne. Until this evening I’d not heard of you, but I will never forget you after this seeing your stunning paintings.

[@Calligraphybooster]

KZbin proves a fantastic way to learn about great but now mostly forgotten artists. Thank you. I’m also looking up Verlat of whom I had never heard.

[@beverlykandraceffinger3764]

Thank you for celebrating the skilled work of some little-known painters of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries...I find your presentations to be quite good, and enjoy learning of the lives and work of artists who were perhaps not as widely celebrated in their own time as they'd deserved. But there's always a time to honour excellence. In the here and now. Thanks again.

[@rebeccaking3514]

What a wonderful remembrance of a skilled and fruitful life.

[@TheMarcello78]

bellissimo, grazie

[@pringlel]

Another great painter I'd never heard of. Thanks so much for this video.

[@jamesallison4875]

Thank you for this wonderful biography. I would note that your beautiful, calm voice kept my attention when it might have waned. Osborne was indeed a wonderful landscape artist and, unfortunately for him, a fine portraitist. Good work!

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Thank you, James

[@vootee1]

THIS IS WONDERFUL PAINTING !

[@2209009pm]

Wonderful presentation.

[@idaornstein1305]

Excellently presented, well explained. What an amazing artist he was and how sad he died so young as I feel he could have the respect had he lived longer that other artists not as talented as he had. Those such as the abstract painters who, I personally find nothing to talk about or consider real works of art.

[@ThomasConrad-f3p]

Many thanks for celebrating the talents of this ' forgotten' Old Master! Your commentary is well researched and eloquently presented and the images are very impressive! Osborne was a good advocate of the 'plein air' method of painting outdoors and the fact that he was not adequately supported or sponsored by an appreciative public during his short life-time is not exceptional as most of the truely talented artists of the past were 'badly neglected'.

[@MaximillianHemmings]

Thank you for the presentation!

[@jascha9033]

Another great video and an extraordinary artist indeed!

[@georgesturdy7040]

My faverouite artist

[@sparkspark2314]

Fantastic…just Woooooooooooooooooow!!!

[@ianbrowne8871]

An enlightening post, and I was delighted to see his work. I had never come across his or his work. Has anyone published a book of his work?

[@skipper5877]

Thanks so much for your portrait of this artist. I thoroughly enjoyed your taking me through his art. This is the first I have heard of him. Now I know who he is and how extraordinary an artist he is. I will explore more of him. Thanks again.

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Thank you so much!

[@cherilynne1946]

Your content and presentation are greatly appreciated. I must respectfully disagree with the comment that someone made regarding your delivery. Your speech pattern is not at all distracting. In fact, the calm way you speak made the video much more engaging. It is lovely to be so caught up in a historic-based presentation that one feels transported back in time and intimately acquainted with the artist being discussed. Thank you. I am now a subscriber.

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Thank you Cherilynne very much appreciated !

[@louisevanwyk4376]

I agree! Very soothing voice and good intonation.

[@normanmerrill1241]

Thanks

[@michelandre8106]

How regessif is présent art!

[@Morn2moon]

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[@AurelioNogueraParra]

Otro artistazos,a ver si aprenden los manlienzos

[@AurelioNogueraParra]

Manchalienzos

[@johngraham4053]

Superb artist, not really appreciated in his time. Trouble with art its always fashion, the fashion at the moment. Thank you.

[@grahamgillard3722]

I understand it’s deliberate, but some of his paintings suffer for lack of finer detail.

[@paullee4442]

Your accent seems to be fluctuating. A bit distracting. If you can speak with your natural voice I would have less trouble focusing on what you're saying rather than how you're saying it. Thank you! Great content... I think?!?

[@ThomasConrad-f3p]

Rubbish! That is quite insuling to a fine presentation of an 'almost forgotten' irish artist!

[@marcdefaoite]

It's quite fascinating how the accent wanders. I suspect the speaker has lived in a few different countries for extended periods. For me it added an extra layer of depth to the presentation, though I do confess I spent at least as much time listening to how things were said as to what was actually said.