Работы невозможно видеть без понимания трагизма. Быть художником и пытаться жить только живописью. Растрата себя на холсте. И так живо и одновременно прекрасно! Спасибо.
Trước đây tôi chưa hề xem tranh ông nhưng nhìn tranh của ông vẫn biết đó là một họa sỹ tại năng. Tranh lôi cuốn hấp dẫn khó có thể bỏ qua. Ông có cái nhìn riêng biệt về thế giới biến nó thành những tác phẩm hội họa tuyệt đẹp.
you all prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow lost the account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
Einfach, wunderschöne Gemälde...... ein tolles Farbgefühl und Rhytmus für den Aufbau.... Kenne einige in Vivo, auch eine tolle Maltechnik... Soutine ein großer Meister... Danke für den schönen Film, auf die eintönige Musik verzichtete ich und a hte mir eine andere zum Bildbetrachten auf den großen Bildschirm..
There is something that can’t be put into words of the paintings of Soutine. It really gets to the core...I can’t explain it but it is powerful, sometimes utterly despairing but wonderfully beautiful in its renditioning. Hard to understand how people don’t know his works.
Soutine The key to Soutine is fear; The fear that ran through him. He also painted other things In still lives, portraits and landscapes. But in all of them is fear. All of his paintings are completed in one session. He felt an imperative to do this. And if he didn't complete the picture in one session/ There would be a catastrophe. This is especially true of the stage fright That gripped him when he was painting Ceret. Ceret is a French town in the Pyrenees near the Spanish border. The town is a jumble of walls Screened by trees. All is leaning. All is wavering. The town is light yellow, The tree trunks are brown, orange and tan. He painted many views of the town. He waked away from the town. His view was back and up; back and up. Soutine will not be loved as Van Gogh is loved. Probably because people are made uneasy by the fear. Soutine's line is choppy. You don't get a long smooth line in Soutine. His anxiety will not permit this. In the portraits the eyes jump around. The left eye will be closed while the right eye is open. Heads and hands. These are the portraits. The hands are often grasped, One hand gripping the other. And his colors are gripping, But not beautiful, not calm. Soutine will never be loved. This breaks my heart. But it is what it is.
Takes an interesting character to be able to hang a dead Skate in your studio with that smiling strange face they have looking at you, then spend hours painting it. His story would be a great film. Soutine's work is so wonderfully sad and dark and beautiful. Coupled with this melancholy piano....tears. The Pastry Cook's skin and face, the colors....amazing. I can totally see the influence of Modigliani in his portraits, and Rembrandt in his brushwork and Chiaroscuro technique Man, to have been a struggling artist in 1920's Paris. Then one day to have a rich gallery owner from NY buy every painting you have in one show. Then die years later from hiding as a Jew in the French countryside from the Nazi's with an infected ulcer. :(
только что поняла что мне нравятся художники не те, которые линией и цветом лепят форму, а те, которые из формы извлекают линии и цвет. Здесь это очень явно.
The composition is in a Strange dismetric pattern pianted. Without the rules of space ...but this make the content so immanent and from a extrem subjeciv Position. Between dreams and memory minds
CHAIM Soutine: Two Kids Walking Home Or maybe the title is Children, Evening; Or maybe Chidren In The Fields Two children are walking on a foot path At the edge of a field. Behind and above them is the forest. Above the forest is an evening sky. Three bands: A field and the children walking on a foot path at its edge; The forest, behind and above them; The evening sky above the forest. The children are walking at us, Toward home, which is not in the picture. The forest has lost all light. It is black or black-green. The evening sky is blue with a single rose colored cloud. Soutine has indicated the children with a few Outline strokes and not much detail. There is both tenderness and terror in the picture. But it is Soutine's, not the children's. The children are just doing what they've always done. It is evening so they're going home They're either friends or they are brothers. One thing is clear; they are walking home because soon it will be dark. Evening is remarkable. Night is full of dread. Soutine shows both. Childhood is innocence. He also shows that. Quite a picture,
The young and very creative Austrian painter Oskar Kokoschka did not visibly indicate his paintings. He used hidden cues, but more of that in every picture. Since I am researching missing Kokoschka pictures, this is how I got to Soutine: Unbelievable, but at least 90 percent of the paintings shown here show Kokoschka’s markings! I think it's disappointing ..
How do you see that.. 2 different painters sadly you better check again you don't know what you are talking about.. This is the first time ever i have of this.. No experts have ever related the 2 only you.. and Soutine being the greatest expressionist ever
Soutine would most likely have difficulty with this really bad hypnotic sound track that works completely against his vision and undermines his masterpieces. The ads for art lessons are also highly contrary to what he was all about. I cannot enjoy this video or allow what should be inspiring to happen.. Same with others in this series.
A lot of softness in his art too, not only torture!! An artist can do something and love also the contrary of what his done explicotely becaise it is different of his own universe... for exemple Jean Rustin's painting seem crual, but he loved Bach and also played violin for himself. I can hear Jimi Hendrix and Mozart in the same day.
только что поняла что мне нравятся художники не те, которые линией и цветом лепят форму, а те, которые из формы извлекают линии и цвет. Здесь это очень явно.
Discovering this at my age isn't a regret, simply a state of grace. . . I'm 71.
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Just the best 20th century painter!
Работы невозможно видеть без понимания трагизма. Быть художником и пытаться жить только живописью. Растрата себя на холсте. И так живо и одновременно прекрасно! Спасибо.
Love this series, the author's curating and the most soothing background. Thanks again! to Learn from the Masters!
I am astonished! Soutines I have never seen before! Thank you! Thank you!
This channel is a blessing
What an astonishing artistic talent !. His work oozes so much energy and such charm and character ..
Amazing, the life and emotions that are in the paintings!
Trước đây tôi chưa hề xem tranh ông nhưng nhìn tranh của ông vẫn biết đó là một họa sỹ tại năng. Tranh lôi cuốn hấp dẫn khó có thể bỏ qua. Ông có cái nhìn riêng biệt về thế giới biến nó thành những tác phẩm hội họa tuyệt đẹp.
Food for the Soul. Thank you.
Artiste hors du commun ayant traduit à sa manière ses drames et Ceux de l'homme. Il rested à étudier et à faire dècouvrir aux futures générations
Love his work such brilliant colors.. I am a color blind expressionist painter and photographer.
WOW ! So very cool. Again thanks for showing.
Great painter. A direct influence to Francis Bacon .He never mentioned that.
Du Van Gogh aussi ~~~°
@@marouettedebretagne9375 rembrandt
I love these artist's please keep them coming
This is hypnotic on many levels. Thank you for this.
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you all prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost the account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Lyle Vivaan instablaster ;)
Einfach, wunderschöne Gemälde...... ein tolles Farbgefühl und Rhytmus für den Aufbau....
Kenne einige in Vivo, auch eine tolle Maltechnik...
Soutine ein großer Meister...
Danke für den schönen Film, auf die eintönige Musik verzichtete ich und a hte mir eine andere zum Bildbetrachten auf den großen Bildschirm..
Love Soutine's paintings! ❤️❤️❤️ Amazing 👍👍👍 Hard to see his painting! Thanks for collecting them!🙏🙏🙏
It does take something out of you when experiencing his works. Do it live....you’ll leave utterly spent.
There is something that can’t be put into words of the paintings of Soutine. It really gets to the core...I can’t explain it but it is powerful, sometimes utterly despairing but wonderfully beautiful in its renditioning. Hard to understand how people don’t know his works.
well said. I do think though that he is well known and respected, at least by art fans and artist like myself, and that's all that matters right?
Awesome paintings and portraits.
Greatest painter ever
Oh je l' aiiiiiiiiiiiime 💋🥰🔴🚩❣️🌹🎈🎀❤️🔴🍎🔴🐞🔴🩸🔴🔴🍓
Magnifico pintor.⭐
20:40 Thank you!
absolument extraordinaire
Awesome painter. Thank you 🙏
Soutine
The key to Soutine is fear;
The fear that ran through him.
He also painted other things
In still lives, portraits and landscapes.
But in all of them is fear.
All of his paintings are completed in one session.
He felt an imperative to do this.
And if he didn't complete the picture in one session/
There would be a catastrophe.
This is especially true of the stage fright
That gripped him when he was painting Ceret.
Ceret is a French town in the Pyrenees near the Spanish border.
The town is a jumble of walls
Screened by trees.
All is leaning.
All is wavering.
The town is light yellow,
The tree trunks are brown, orange and tan.
He painted many views of the town.
He waked away from the town.
His view was back and up; back and up.
Soutine will not be loved as Van Gogh is loved.
Probably because people are made uneasy by the fear.
Soutine's line is choppy.
You don't get a long smooth line in Soutine.
His anxiety will not permit this.
In the portraits the eyes jump around.
The left eye will be closed while the right eye is open.
Heads and hands.
These are the portraits.
The hands are often grasped,
One hand gripping the other.
And his colors are gripping,
But not beautiful, not calm.
Soutine will never be loved.
This breaks my heart.
But it is what it is.
Great artistic talent for paintings
Lovely video! Thank you
Awesome paintings.
Merci beaucoup !
Takes an interesting character to be able to hang a dead Skate in your studio with that smiling strange face they have looking at you, then spend hours painting it. His story would be a great film. Soutine's work is so wonderfully sad and dark and beautiful. Coupled with this melancholy piano....tears. The Pastry Cook's skin and face, the colors....amazing. I can totally see the influence of Modigliani in his portraits, and Rembrandt in his brushwork and Chiaroscuro technique Man, to have been a struggling artist in 1920's Paris. Then one day to have a rich gallery owner from NY buy every painting you have in one show. Then die years later from hiding as a Jew in the French countryside from the Nazi's with an infected ulcer. :(
Those are the most complex paintings ever made.
mes yeux et mon corps ont dansés merci
Magifique art merci
What a Great Great Genius!
Sublime !
A very good way of putting it.
Absolutely !
Absolutely !
Chaos couleurs 💚💛❤ !!
Awesome paintings
только что поняла что мне нравятся художники не те, которые линией и цветом лепят форму, а те, которые из формы извлекают линии и цвет. Здесь это очень явно.
The composition is in a Strange dismetric pattern pianted. Without the rules of space ...but this make the content so immanent and from a extrem subjeciv Position. Between dreams and memory minds
thank you !
Thank you so much for this.
Прочел комент. Вывод--мир,сошел с ума......
So many violent encounters woven into these paintings.
A certain deepness
Superb
CHAIM Soutine: Two Kids Walking Home
Or maybe the title is Children, Evening;
Or maybe Chidren In The Fields
Two children are walking on a foot path
At the edge of a field.
Behind and above them is the forest.
Above the forest is an evening sky.
Three bands:
A field and the children walking on a foot path at its edge;
The forest, behind and above them;
The evening sky above the forest.
The children are walking at us,
Toward home, which is not in the picture.
The forest has lost all light.
It is black or black-green.
The evening sky is blue with a single rose colored cloud.
Soutine has indicated the children with a few
Outline strokes and not much detail.
There is both tenderness and terror in the picture.
But it is Soutine's, not the children's.
The children are just doing what they've always done.
It is evening so they're going home
They're either friends or they are brothers.
One thing is clear; they are walking home because soon it will be dark.
Evening is remarkable.
Night is full of dread.
Soutine shows both.
Childhood is innocence.
He also shows that.
Quite a picture,
Very interesting.
Great art nice
I have only seen the first five or six, but so far I find them depressing. I hope the rest get better.
Great talent for good painters
there is something intriguing about a dead chicken....dinosaurs you know
Schwelgen . Schwärmen . Staunen . Raunen . Zum Dahinfließen !
❤️
♥♥♥♥♥
MEAT !!!
谢谢你
A painter with balls
JE COMPREND pas SA RESSEMBLE A RIEN UN GAMINS FERAIS LA MÊME CHOSE
29:29, юный Путин? 😂
Video fatto da Dario argento.
ого.
The young and very creative Austrian painter Oskar Kokoschka did not visibly indicate his paintings. He used hidden cues, but more of that in every picture. Since I am researching missing Kokoschka pictures, this is how I got to Soutine: Unbelievable, but at least 90 percent of the paintings shown here show Kokoschka’s markings! I think it's disappointing ..
How do you see that.. 2 different painters sadly you better check again you don't know what you are talking about.. This is the first time ever i have of this.. No experts have ever related the 2 only you..
and Soutine being the greatest expressionist ever
@oldtimer047. That's interesting, as Kokoschka's works look like flat mix of naïve & kitsch, with no depth
The only orbit to chew over
Ishhhh
Bin. Nono. Non
Soutine would most likely have difficulty with this really bad hypnotic sound track that works completely against his vision and undermines his masterpieces. The ads for art lessons are also highly contrary to what he was all about. I cannot enjoy this video or allow what should be inspiring to happen.. Same with others in this series.
I like the music! What’s wrong with it? Why are you so angry?
Some people like to be miserable
Did you speak with Soutine?
A lot of softness in his art too, not only torture!! An artist can do something and love also the contrary of what his done explicotely becaise it is different of his own universe... for exemple Jean Rustin's painting seem crual, but he loved Bach and also played violin for himself. I can hear Jimi Hendrix and Mozart in the same day.
Just turn off the sound and enjoy them in silence. That’s what I do.
Страх, bangorno non. Non. Zombi art.
только что поняла что мне нравятся художники не те, которые линией и цветом лепят форму, а те, которые из формы извлекают линии и цвет. Здесь это очень явно.