Extreme talent with this one. Said a genius from out of this world.

One of my fave artists. Definitely one of the greatest draughtsmen of the 19th c.

Such passion. Such decadence. Such brilliance.....

Thank you kindly for the gallery. He was so great at capturing the character of people. One of the greatest draughtsmen ever.

The art of painting, this is one of the arts that I truly love!

this is amazing. i feel the energy and motivation run through me, i can't believe they didn't project these on atelier walls in school from time to time.

Thanks for posting this!!!

El gran HENRI..epoca del molino rojo..el pintor de la bohemia.de los espectáculos circenses....sus trazos exquisitos y captando el movimiento..muy buen pintor..gracias por mostrarnos sus obras..

LearnFromMasters: Excellent work.The push-in deftly smoothed. Inspired music selection. You are doing important work and, in these quarters, it is greatly appreciated.

I'm speechless in a good way.

A great observer; and master of his craft, whose works are magnifying!

one of my favorite...also because of his humor

Never had a favorite artist, now i do.

Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU! You just made my day!

He is such a fantastic painter. His paintings tells interesting stories from those golden years when artists were truly talented, & each had their own unique style. Enjoyed looking at his art.

Incomparable Lautrec. gracias LearnFromMasters

Sooo beautiful .! They are Awesome . thank you for sharing . Il love this video .

Lovely paintings by a master, it is a joy to see such beautiful art.

Прекрасные работы !!! Спасибо за видео !!!!

Adorable beauty!!!! I love Toulouse...🙏❤⚘THANK YOU!!!👏

I don't think I've ever had a favorite artist until now

The distinct "otherness" in his paintings has always made me feel like a kindred spirit when I look at his art.

Really beautiful paintings.

I love his work

Captivating and magnificent !! ♥ Toulouse-Latrec is genius

What a compassionate kind genius soul painted those

I love this. I love doing Re-enactments so I can learn from the Masters.

Expressions are total reality thanksp

Magnificent

Fantástico, un pintor que trasmite alegría con sus emotivas imágenes, y le encanta la diversidad de temas. Demuestra gran calidad como retratista Gracias.

@josepsanterperez6128

4 жыл бұрын

Por fin una lengua amiga. Ole.

Strange how every painting he does, looks like it's done by a different artist ?his paintings are amazing

@Danthehorse

3 жыл бұрын

Yes its incredible to watch. Always surprising, often moving. He seemed to capture the essence of a scene and subjects then move on.

@seanmisael8769

2 жыл бұрын

I guess im asking randomly but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost the password. I love any tips you can give me!

@armanifrank7131

2 жыл бұрын

@Sean Misael Instablaster ;)

Thank you 🔹💎🔹💎 Beautiful

He had a great eye for simplicity & color.

Enjoyed

It's very sad to me that "art" isn't what it used to be. I wish I was born in 1880. Nowadays people say "this is my art" and is some girl on stage showing more skin then talent or some strange looking thing or a bunch of nylons hanging from the ceiling. If we were to show any of these pieces to a random person on the street chances are much higher that they will either say, "is it Picasso" or they'll say "is it the guy who did Mona Lisa". We have lost our sense in so many things we once called beautiful. Now,....Books are looked at as for old people, painting is just something u do for fun while u drink, silent movies are boring, Marie Antoinette ate cake and no one knows what the differences between Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots. I asked a high school student, "Who is Mary Stuart?" She said, "she wrote the Harry Potter movies!" I wanted to kill myself.

@cc-hl9yo

5 жыл бұрын

Reads like a 10 year old's facebook post

@williamschlenger1518

4 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. I'm a portrait artist & no respect like back then. Sargent,Renoir, Monet. Respected in their time.

@marckg6950

6 күн бұрын

Grandma was born in 1892. Only 2 of 8 kids survived infancy. She had a humpback when older because no milk/ calcium was available. Good old days

Awesome. I love looking at the Masters for ideas and make Re-enactments . That is how I learn. Who wants to buy Art during a Pandemic. ?

grazie

A individual can only appreciate the hidden quality of art 🖼 media might be any. Happy to see art ful presentation in fact very pleasing to the naked eye.

Beautiful .

What a wonderful collection, an amazing artist . When somebody can create such wonders it makes you feel quite insignificant.

He is great. I heard that he went to brothels and sketched Can Can girls. That’s why he was so good, he made these paintings from real life situations.

@danieladeutsch1708

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he did. I recommend you to read the book "Moulin Rouge" by Pierre La Mure. It is a novel about Henri de Toulouse Lautrec, written very delicately and respectfully. www.itravelwithart.com/moulin-rouge-by-pierre-la-mure/

espectacular

A style of his own

Awesome.

Le 24 novembre 1864 naissait à Albi, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. 150 ans plus tard, sa ville d'origine lui rend hommage. Nous vous fournissons ici quelques infos à connaître sur le peintre, que vous pouvez ensuite utiliser dans vos conversations ! france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/occitanie/tarn/10-choses-savoir-sur-henri-de-toulouse-lautrec-pour-le-150eme-anniversaire-de-sa-naissance-598556.html

Buenos vídeos, bastante culturales e instructivos.

Really good he is a Master Artist

Lautrec didn't let his acondroplasia (dwarfism) stop him from cavorting with the ladies. He was quite the man about town.

21.41 a portrait of Vincent Van Gogh by his classmate and friend Henri de Toulouse Lautrec

@johnlawrence2757

4 жыл бұрын

Mireille Lebeau what about the one at 21.09 ? Is that V as well - painted after 1890 perhaps ?

Muy emotivo. Me encanta

Very nice.

This is really incridble ❤

Estupendo

Dibujante! El mejor!

maravilloso

A giant in his lifetime!

Siempre me ha gustado su obra

Magnificent is an over used word........but the work was and is MAGNIFICENT!

The art ponies the culture of it,s time

Henri de Toulouse Lautrec is my great great Uncle...a very old family line from my fathers side.

I have a framed print of one of his pieces. (5:17) I guess that women in black sitting at the bar is someone famous back then I think it was an actress.

Podziwiam Jego prace!!!

You accidently put one by van gogh in around 20:56 or is that weaver by Lautrec?

@LearnFromMasters

5 жыл бұрын

You're right! My mistake, thanks!

2:26 eerie but still a good piece of art

Me gusta el impresionismo. Renoir y Degas son mis favoritos.

Mestre!

Listening to The Innocence Mission with Henri........pure pleasure......try it....

不記得了但一定是年輕時臨摹過Lautrec的作品，他的作品色彩太有激情，收放自如👍

Waaaw great By the way what’s the name of the music please !?

@LearnFromMasters

4 жыл бұрын

Peter Rudenko - What Follows Me.

@mohammadalhuniti6216

4 жыл бұрын

LearnFromMasters Thank you 🙏🏽

Маестро розкутий, без обмежень і яскравий у образах!

Interesting.

Es pura sutileza..mercy!

Dark souls, anyone? When you invade him he drops a souvenir of reprisal (left ear, van Gogh reference)

What’s the title of the painting at 8:43 ?

@musicsavage

4 жыл бұрын

"Dans le lit, le baiser" ("In bed, the kiss") - 1892

TOULUOSE LAUTREC FOUND THE BEAUTY OF HUMAN BEINGS IN THEIR IMPERFECTION, IN THE EVERYDAY ACTIVITY AND REALITY OF THEIR LIVES. ALSO, HE IS THE ONLY PAINTER IN THE HISTORY OF THIS ART WHO INCORPORATED ETHICS INTO HIS WORK: HE PAINTED THINGS AS THEY ARE. NO COMMENT.

Madame...your balcony is exquisite. ..

Вражає свобода, відвертість і сміливість!

I really wish that the pictures wouldn't zoom so that the original composition could be enjoyed. with the pictures moving it is too hard to really look at anything.

@philosophia3561

4 жыл бұрын

There is an option to slow it down, just go to the menu bar (3 dots to the upper right corner) and there's a setting that says speed:normal, click on it and you can either slow it down or speed it up

@philosophia3561

4 жыл бұрын

I just realized your comment was from a year ago, my bad, you most likely already know about that option.. lol✌🏼

❤️

Truthfully a feast

I paint portraits of people & pets.The dog portrait was outstanding.

I don't get the 72👎🏼, people are delusional. I love this guys art, it's about what was going on at that time period/era. Real life scenarios 👍🏽

Çok beğendim.👏🏻❤️❤️❤️

👍👍👍

Watch later. Thanks

Alex,vai adorar

What a genius

Wonderful series of videos but where possible its so good to see these paintings in the museums and exhibitions. On film, as in books, the colours are often wrong. For example the actual painting of the girls shirt at 19:12 is vibrant white yet contains blues, reds, greens. No image can truly convey how beautiful these pictures really are.

👍🎉😊

Please do not zoom in on the pictures. It is not helpful in any way. We need to see the full frame.

Не знаю почему, но картины мне понравились!

Too bad we don't have the titles and the years of the paintings... :(

Gonna make some copies someday

Vincent Van Gogh at 21.41??

@LearnFromMasters

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Henri_de_Toulouse-Lautrec_056.jpg

Perfect. I try so hard to paint. I paint the same themes over and over. I want to paint different types. Maybe it will hit me.

Danke! Habe Link gesetzt. 365 Gemälde: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec www.wgsebald.de/100/365gemaelde/T.html#lautrec

He even had Van Gogh in there.

Could he be anymore French?

@sitarnut

4 жыл бұрын

Right on... and in the same vein, Erik Satie could be described as the composer who revealed the truest form of "French" music.....

Died at the age of 37...

Picasso owes a lot to this Giant.