Bruce Crane: A collection of 88 paintings (HD)
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Bruce Crane: A collection of 88 paintings (HD)
Description: "Bruce Crane was one of America’s best-known Tonalists, adapting the style of the Barbizon School to the American tradition. Born in New York City, Crane began his painting career by seeking out the instruction of Alexander Wyant, who took him to paint in the Adirondack and Catskill Mountains. Wyant’s moody, tonal style had a profound influence on Crane’s work, but he quickly abandoned Wyant’s favored wilderness for more picturesque subjects. Concentrating on open pastures, barnyards, and hayfields, Crane responded to nature’s quiet poetry and delicacy of tone.
Crane journeyed to Europe in 1880, spending time in Paris and Grez-Sur-Loing, a pastoral artist’s colony. There, he gained direct exposure to the French Barbizon aesthetic, which introduced an increasingly atmospheric element into his work. When he returned to New York the following year, Crane set out for his favorite painting haunts in the Adirondack woods, Long Island, New Jersey, and Connecticut, creating pastoral landscapes that carried the golden haze of summer or grey light of fall.
Crane’s work was admired by critics and patrons throughout the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. His paintings were continually on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Boston Art Club, and the Corcoran Gallery, and he earned numerous honors over the course of his career, winning prizes from the National Academy of Design, the Society of American Artists, the Carnegie Institute, the Salmagundi Club, the Paris Exposition of 1900, and the St. Louis Exposition of 1904. His paintings are now in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the San Diego Museum of Art, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, and the Wadsworth Athenaeum Museum of Art."
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I just want to thank you for a couple of years of great enjoyment going through so many of your videos. I can't imagine the amount of work involved in bringing these collections together, along with the nice choices of background music. 🙏💚 Your efforts are greatly appreciated and do not go unnoticed.
Thank You. Bruce Crane's range of work is exceptional. His themes are predominately melancholy and bleak, yet sublime. Truly a masterful artist who inspires my approach to landscapes.
I may have already left a glowing comment on this incredible body of work. And i may do so again. Im watching this video repeatedly lately, and then i paint! My appreciation for the art you present cannot be over emphasized! You are a glorious addition to my life as an artist!!! Thank you!
@kathryntitus9647
4 ай бұрын
Likewise! I can't believe how many videos with such massive collections of various works this person has put together!
What I find so compeling about the work of Crane is his use of color. in so many of his works he sticks with a limited pallet and shifts the value of the same color to achieve such a wonderful effect.
Guter Gedanke mit diesen Bildern! Auch berührende Landschaften.
Eighty eight paintings, twenty plus wood piles. A recurring theme… also tree stumps where the there are no wood piles. Just another observation. Very much enjoyed his work.
Awesome paintings and landscapes
Great! You have fabulous taste in art! I really appreciate all the unexpected artists you come up with. And i watch many of them over and over!! Thank you!
Awesome landscapes
Beautiful landscapes beautiful paintings.
What an amazing collection of landscape paintings
Great music. Thank you.
Beautiful landscapes.
The best art. 👌👌👌👌👌👌👍❤
I like the more minimalist ones in these most, as goes much of my taste anyway. Most of these look like what you can see driving or hiking in the prairies of western Canada and USA.
Beautiful paintings.
Love it
It took me three days to watch this! I kept stopping it to look deeply at these phenomenal tonalist paintings!! You are providing an answer to my prayers! But, where do you find all these incredible art books!!!???
i think the painting at time 8:31 is from Georges Inness anyway I thanks you for offering your work, I like them all
The music once more spoils the enjoyment of the eyes
@michaeltaylor981
4 жыл бұрын
Philippe Colin do you not have a mute button or do ya just like to bitch?
@O-cDxA
4 жыл бұрын
So turn down the volume and play some Pantera instead !
Прекрасная живопись,аля Constable.
💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
You know what i did? I openend another window and found "CALM MELODIES AND BEAUTIFUL PICTURES Debussy, Milena Stanisic, piano, Flute, Harp," and let that played while muting this video. Try it, is a better experience,
Beautiful work, but terrible "music".
Get rid of the annoying and intrusive music. Other than that, it’s ok. Also, you included paintings that are by different artists.
fabulous show, but the music is to commit suicide
2nd tier "master" some chops , but no real power ( everyone's a critic ) this is the second painter in this series who should not have tried to paint roads/paths so clumsy , and bad composition
@blackdiamond4060
3 жыл бұрын
As an art lover, I find Crane's landscapes dreamy and enchanting, and his snow scenes capture the winter mood like none other I've seen. And roads are the least impressive of landscape features. Only in where they lead do we discover fantasy.
@sabrinanascimento5248
3 жыл бұрын
Beautiful landscapes beautiful colors. Music is fine as well
Glad they thanked me for watching, cause I didn't listen. Annoying and obnoxious music .
Awesome landscapes