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Who’s the guy in the thumbnail because it’s not Piper?

Many thanks for posting this. I've just "discovered" this artist and now added to my list of artists I want to see more of their work. If you can find them?

From SCOTLAND FOREVER came here👏

Great, keep up this kind of video

Gill not like us

Is the narrator's voice AI-generated? Doesn't sound natural to me somehow. Also, the painter's name is mispronounced, as is his birth town. Good info but I find these verbal quirks rather painful to hear, sort of killing it for me. Couldn't stick with it. Sorry!

Born in 1878

My favorite painter.

The two top guys of the time both came from wealthy parents. You need financing. How else do you finance making your own glass at this level. They did not have to beg for money.

Dears, all paintings belong to other Moreau, not Gustav

You have mixed the lives of father and son! 1830 was when Camille Pissarro was born, not Lucien.

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That is not how you pronounce his name. It is "Goal Key"

I’m going to drawing the style of me because I like to do it. I guess AI will be nice for dead lines. I need to feel it.🧑‍🎨♾️🙂

Sorry, but what on earth is this? Some robot-read agglomeration of facts scoured from the web by AI? This is awful. Could not finish watching it.

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At 2:19 the narrator says Napoleon Bonaparte liked Cadmus's art. Napoleon was dead long before Cadmus was born. Then he makes weird comments about a son of Cadmus that I can find no reference to him having. Poorly recorded.

The pronounciation is fucking horrid dawg🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅

Excelente, this biography tell us more than Wikipedia

I can’t listen to this narrator mutilating the beautiful Italian language

A few corrections. The painted portrait is not of Milton Resnick, who had a very distinctive face, especially the mephistophelian eyebrows. Also the 1930's American scene landscapes are not by him. There may have been another Milton Resnick on the Federal Art Project payroll. But they were nit by the Milton Resnick this clip is about.

ai art? you are a joke

Poor presentation on a loop audio tape.

I'm genuinely impressed-bravo!

Thanks very cool ❤

A heart breaker

Me.encanta saludos fron chile

Thank you for your sharing!

Thank you for this most informative presentation.

Don’t bother liking. Narrator voice is obviously a repetitive #bot.

Russian Federation? You mean Imperial (Tsar) Russia

Thank you so much, this has helped me exponentially with my project at school❤

Thx. Well done.Good Cover-Work of H.Hofmann under 5 min.!🍻

The first photograph is not of Dora Carrington. She died aged 38.

2:11 ????

First to like, second to comment.

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Is this an AI voice? Because of the pronunciation of the names ?

This video did not mention that Richard Dadd killed his father. It did say that he became delusional and schizophrenic, but no mention of the father's death. Weird.

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That photograph mentioned as Liverpool as his birthplace is actually an photograph of Greenwich in London

Mushy garbage analysis

At 1:28 the d4awing is clearly not by GBT , ridiculous

So you just gonna keep repeating the same thing over and over?

Terrible AI video

Numerous mispronounced German names and words in this video. The final e in Macke is not silent. It is pronounced with two syllables, Mack-eh.

great video: thanks for the detailed explanation!

Excellent Performance.❤

thanks. I am currently taking an art class and i'm supposed to write an essay on an artwork and his "the four elements" really stood out to me. So i wanted to know a little more about him.