The scotish accent it's just brilliant...

@juju_ku

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@scartissue121

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely brilliant

@severelyunderrated1057

Жыл бұрын

Honestly

@miqerman

Жыл бұрын

love it

@sirfizz6518

Жыл бұрын

Being from the USA, it's refreshing to see educational material with a narrator whose accent that's anything other than American or English... And other UK accents are particularly underrated 😎

Great overview of Expressionism with historical depth I was not aware of. Thank you.

This is awesome. A lot of art history videos are so boring. This is the beautiful middle ground between most videos which are long, boring, and overwhelming or too short with no real information. Well done! Do more!

Just got my A2 art topic today: Expressions. This is so helpful thanks!!!

I love these videos, I just wish that the music was a little quieter!

@rskl8083

3 жыл бұрын

Or maybe different music 👍

@kokolanza7543

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Complete distraction, and completely unnecessary. Oh well - glad to have a very quick overview, but cannot bear to watch a second time.

I like the paintings (2.0)

WONDERFUL video about Expressionism. Can somebody tell me the name of the music, please? Thanks.

Yep it's really nice, gives it more interest💙💙💙💙

Cool but can you explain in a bit more detail about the features of expressionist art?

Loved the human spirit at the end. Excellent intro. Thank you for this production.

i have a question about complementary/split complementary and triad compementary colors, not to sound stupid, but is it important that the color complements eachothers (exact) hues or tones or tints? as in, if i were to use a light tint of green, the complementary color is red, does red have to be the same or close to the same tint of red as my green?

can someone told me what is the background music?

Sorry would u please tell me , with what kind of application have u made this video?

@vojtechkoblizek

3 жыл бұрын

most likely with Adobe After Effects. Look for motion design tutorials for after effects.

What is the first image, that woodcut - what's its title?

@nationalgalleriesofscotland

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Johannes, it's 'Eifersucht [Jealousy]' by Edvard Munch - a lithograph created in 1896.

this style is so good 😭😭😭

Thanks a lot

Nice video! Not even mentioned Schiele though

@chickennuggetsonastick2388

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking lol he's like one of the main expressionist artists

I love both Soutine and Amedeo..

The accent makes me happy.

Support for speed-up work,nobility and women's rights. - India. 🍀 🇮🇳

M told my colors r not right vslues r not right..does expressionism needs right values of color?

please someone say the way to make videos like this PLEASE PLEASE

romanticisim please!!!!

@adriansmith2829

4 жыл бұрын

What word is that....is it spelled correctly....just asking

Was Picasso an Expressionist?

Made head ways

Expressionism was inspired by African art considered primitive at that time

Scottish accent..then there's accents within accents! My ex's was different.

Good work, but I like the duct-taped banana.

tree i dont feel liken goosfsmp testimony jeopardy

Gawddamn this music loud asf I can barely focus

Another video ruined by the music

Is this video narrated by a Dane?

@gwmcd

3 жыл бұрын

No she's Scottish and the national gallery is in Edinburgh. I like that you heard a Danish voice in that though. Greetings from a Scot

APEC SCHOOLS !!!!!!

A disappointingly limited view of Expressionism in terms of its development. Moreover where are the women? The only representations of women in this video are in the art. Women were closely involved - crucially involved in development of Expressionsim and Modernism. Futhermore 'exotic'? Colonial interpretations of non-Western culture / identity. Major institutions have an opportunity /obligation to address and contribute to social valuing. Not further the exclusions.

Let's also talk about propaganda art

Gaugain, Munch and van Gogh are not symbolists.

the enya loop is too annoying