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Barnes Takeout: Art Talk on Dr. Barnes’s Pretzel Tankard
Bring your own tankard! Join Amy Gillette, collections research associate, in exploring the ceremonial art of German bakers’ guilds.
When you're back #seeingtheBarnes in person, look for this pretzel tankard in Room 11 of our galleries.
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Wow. I'm late to watch this one, but LOVED it. Thanks for doing this.
I thought Amy’s presentation was absolutely delightful and so informative! Thank you so much.
I'd love one these takeouts to pick a wall and describe the metal, paintings and additional objects relationships as designed by Dr. Barnes. We have spent a lot of time discussing these relationships between ourselves. The objects you have covered have been so interesting!
Very delightful! Thank you, Amy!
What a sweet and informative presentation. Your voice was so sweet. It was as though you were telling us a secret ! Thank you!
Do you see the Pretzel and the loaves of bread are a face, the plants around it the shape of a head, and of course it has the King's crown. You didn't mention this
Wonderful discussion on a very cool object. I especially liked the story about the bakers saving the day against the Turks. Who couldn't appreciate a tankard so full of beer that you had to drag it!! Prost!!
Very nice presentation of an object that in the past I might have overlooked. No more! Thank you.
Things that I love, art, history and the Barnes. Nice talk, a trifecta! Thank You
Very informative as well as enjoyable, thank you!
This was particularly fun to look at - especially since my daughter lives in Vienna, Austria! I enjoy these takeouts each day and they bring a ray of light to the day. Thank you so very much!
Thank you for the Takeout talks. I love focusing on one piece each day and that will enhance my appreciation when I visit. I suggest that you continue these beyond the pandemic. They greatly add to your appeal. Also, I second a prior suggestion that on occasion you focus on a wall and discuss the ensemble. This is a wonderful gift and much appreciated.
Nice take on an unusual object.
A wonderful presentation, but if you cut down on the word "um" it will give you much more authority, especially since you are soft spoken.
very interesting! but is it just me, or does anyone else think that the crest looks like a clown's face?
I had difficulty hearing your soft voice. Old age I guess. Sorry I missed most of what you had to say. If you do this again, could you speak louder? Thanks👍
@barbaramaletz2861
4 жыл бұрын
Although I had no difficulty hearing Amy's voice, for those who do, I suggest that you consider using the close captioning that is available for many KZread offerings. On my MacBook Air, it's easy to turn on by clicking on the "CC" in a small box at the lower right corner of the screen. I hope that this helps you.
@patriciazandstra8511
4 жыл бұрын
@@barbaramaletz2861 Thank you so much for this suggestion that I didn't know about. I appreciate your help!
@judyhedlund4211
4 жыл бұрын
@@barbaramaletz2861 Thanks, I also did not know that and it will be useful on many occasions.
She is to quiet like whispering
Why is she whispering?...
@annehilton3440
4 жыл бұрын
Maybe there's a baby napping?