This is so well done! It really helps you see Bosch in a detailed way. Love it! Kudos to whoever did the animations at the end. I could watch that for hours.

Thank you for this wonderful presentation. Lots of time to look at the works, with a calm and pleasant narrator.

Bosch seems to have been acutely sensitive to the enormous gulf between society and the ideals of Christianity. But who did he sell his art to? Remarkable patrons indeed!

Excellent work, Thank you for posting.

Incredible works. We have only to observe. Judgement is individual. His work is odd, but here we are. Still seeking understanding.

Many artists of his time and after picked up his style and painted in his genre. This was just as the mini-ice age began to take hold in Europe.

Thank you. I’m sending this to my adult children. Art education is so valuable. They will see these images. Better they have a small understanding, rather than none.

I love Bosch's work, very interesting interpretation.

Thank you for all that you do. How do I support? Please don’t stop making these.

Wonderful! great narration, and the closing animation is amazing. Thank you!

While I have seen the painting that's here in Frankfurt at the Städel (think I read they have the second largest collection of paintings from middle ages) I didn't know or understand what the story behind it was. I can't wait to go back soon to visit it with new eyes! this was a wonderful biography of his works and life. You have earned a new subscriber!

Loved every minute, from start to end. Congratulatios and thanks for posting. Greetings from Brazil.

Wonderful and unique works. Just lovely.

He really depicted the common run of humanity accurately. Bestial faces, the visible ugliness of ugly souls, bullies and psychopaths and criminals very often have faces that wouldn't be out of place in a Bosch painting.

Excellent documentary. I enjoyed every second of it.

this is as other-worldly, as say, the pyramids or other such incredible works that we still can't fathom... amazing thank you so much for posting I was blown away. I'm a painter so..

This is an astonishingly revealing documentary. I'm increasingly disturbed by the dissonance caused by such a pious artist producing what is essentially blatant sin porn in such exquisite photographic detail. His skills are extraordinary. Still, I call it SIN PORN that lets the viewer feel like they are superior to other sinners.

@Itcant138

24 күн бұрын

Is that how it personally makes you feel as a viewer?

@clarkeblacker

24 күн бұрын

@@Itcant138 That's a stupid question. No, I don't feel that way because I don't believe in the fairy story behind it.

@Itcant138

24 күн бұрын

@@clarkeblacker How very sinful of you! 😱🫣

@clarkeblacker

24 күн бұрын

@@Itcant138 I'm so glad you took time out of your day to judge me.

@Itcant138

24 күн бұрын

@@clarkeblacker Dog shall smite thee

Awesome thanks

BRAVO! Jeroen! There is one Burgundy, that still draws breath...

Thank you.

You never forget the first time u see his work... like all great art.

@RR448

16 күн бұрын

I absolutely agree I loved it so much I have a reprint of garden of earthly delights in my bedroom. I absolutely love e it❤

@Stewartchampion

16 күн бұрын

@@RR448 I could look at it for hours.. very unique 👌

@RR448

15 күн бұрын

@@Stewartchampion same.

@Stewartchampion

15 күн бұрын

@@RR448 it's like when I first saw max ernst paintings ..I was blown away.. ...I got a print on my wall and I often find new things in it ..same with dali....and another big fav is obviously bosch .I got a book on him..tho I wish it was bigger... pics are too small...would love to see it with my own eyes and not a book..any how all the best

The description of him: A purveyor of Hellish diableries. That's a pretty damn cool way to be remembered. Good writer, too...whoever wrote it.

Harikaydı..Çok teşekkürler.

One of the coolest artists

Just hundreds of years ahead of his time. The vignettes stick in your memory, reminding you of the vastness of the human mind.

@NormanFinkelstein9863

23 күн бұрын

Someone with the/a Bigger Picture in their grasp.

Wonderful. 😍

well done.

His works are favorites of mine - only he made everyone look the same.

Bosch portrayed the nightmarish because he saw the nightmarish. Hell is more than some epic depiction of hell as a realm of fantastic Sanity It's the depiction of life itself.Which, in itself will always be as close to hell as any man could ever experience.

@2msvalkyrie529

6 күн бұрын

L'enfer c'est les autres...!

Henry Fuseli where nightmare begins and there is no escape from the dreams of bosch

here is a great example of what life was like when we had imaginations... we have no capacity for our own thoughts anymore, technology thinks and decides for us.

Other worldly to be sure

❤❤❤

I'm just now learning about Bosch but his description, on down to the juxtaposition of his grotesque style and conservative Christian life, remind me of Basil Wolverton. An artist who gained some popularity in the early to mid 20th century USA as a talented caricaturist specializing in the grotesque.

An an artistic genius driven mad by the religious madness of the age.

Bosch's art must have influenced the Adams family series!

🎩

This dude must have gotten into the magic mushrooms.

@ 3.55 sec ..... " Rats for sale . Get your rats here !! "

Of course you know he was known by his friends as Bish Bash .

14:00

You can see by my 'avatar' im a big Bosh fan...surreal is subjective to mind symbols of subterfuges of feelingd.

Many would’ve said he was insane.

What planet did someone say Bosch beamed in from?

@ankhpom9296

Ай бұрын

Did he not come from the planet Vulca?

What’s happening at 0:00:48?

“One pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small …” Bosch was clearly tripping balls whatever brew he partook of. Religiosity plus hallucinogens = Busch’s art. Even the witches had their trippy “flying ointment.”

A time when the old ideas were strong, yet the renaissance gave artists the tools to express and understand IE ABSOLUTE TORTURE lol

All I can think of is Dead Can Dance.

18:32 Pay attention to the cross shape - this is the correct cross, how it really was, not that thing in the modern churches

Genre of grotesque

Who was the black man in the picture and why is he wearing all white. He was leadership I bet he was overthrowed by the inquisition

@2msvalkyrie529

5 күн бұрын

One of the 3 kings / Magi....?

Apparently, you didn't check your pronunciations before filming.

Disturbingly vivid

Acts chapter 10 say that Jesus was hung in a tree. Where and why is the cross in the picture

@jarrilaurila

17 күн бұрын

Because greek word xylou does not mean only a tree but also a wood in general.

In his day: purposely perverse; decidedly demonic. In 2024: screwy and momentarily amusing.

Whoa ! LOTS of mispronunciations ! 😮

46:20 Okay, I love you but this panel is about as ambiguous as purchasing tissues and lotion.

I can’t stand the super heavy religious stuff. But I appreciate that anyone who would dare to paint that much of their interpretation and feeling into such doctrinally official and sacred subject matter HAS to have some level of irreverence inside of them. Otherwise how dare they? Who are you to add anything to this?

@JustoJuarez-oy9ct

19 күн бұрын

Shut up silly atheist

@shardshatter

5 күн бұрын

Huh?

@quantumpalmtree

3 күн бұрын

Bosch painted heavy religious propaganda and he was a very successful artist during his lifetime......... are you okay??

@JustoJuarez-oy9ct

3 күн бұрын

@@quantumpalmtree Astrological and occult paintings too

@dalesmithies9051

9 сағат бұрын

Why not switch off then.

Strange how his depiction of the infant Christ seems the weakest element in his art

Some people glorify vulgarism...

@Itcant138

24 күн бұрын

is that a bad thing?

@cornhusk5

21 күн бұрын

Some art isn’t for you.

@KellyBurnett304

20 күн бұрын

isn’t it great!

@LarryPerkins78

2 күн бұрын

some people wouldn't know vulgarism if it landed squarely on their snootzlepootzle