Amedeo Modigliani, an Artistic Journey | Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Amedeo Modigliani initially achieved acclaim as a representational artist, finding inspiration in the artistic styles of Toulouse-Lautrec, Paul Cézanne, cubism, and Picasso's blue period. During the years of 1916 and 1917, Modigliani produced a renowned collection of 30 paintings, known as his iconic series of nudes. These captivating artworks portray the models in diverse positions, whether seated, standing, or reclining, while presenting an idealized depiction of the human figure in its bare form.
Director: Jacques VICHET
Un grand artiste!!!!
MODIGLIINI??? does he not deserve to be pronounced correctly?
Thank any kind of goodness 45:03 that may exist that we had amongst us for those few years. A gift of the greatest form.
Jean suicide killing her unborn child in the process because her father wouldn’t love them was the most tragic affair I had ever known.
How much I love him
A great Painter .
Wow and as if his "companion" kills herself when he dies, while 9 months pregnant and leaving behind their little girl. That is so sad that poor girl
The guide speaking in French in the background is very distracting and unnecessary. It was hard to hear the person narrating and I had to stop watching this video.
It was very disturbing I watched fast forward.
is the woman
I am so happy AI art is taking over, this is rubbish. Any child can do this.
I agree, sometimes I think these people who were supported by their parents were self-indulgent, didn't have to work for a living and ushered in an excuse for art that is bad so they can keep their lifestyle while shaming everyone who sees their talent is lacking. The era of ugly started in that time period.
@@wahdurci Wanna see my art? Look in the toilet bowl after you took a dump. Beautiful, isn't it? And expensive!
Can you do any art?
I am so shocked that nowadays some people are showing their stupidity so bravely~
@@maxguo4358 That's your opinion. A nonsensical opinion, but still your opinion. Coming from a pervert watching naked people on You Tube (Naked Attraction)
I can guarantee that Modigliani was Not thinking of or trying to
"Capture" the shape of a Cathedral when he painted the portrait of the blonde woman in the gray bedroom!
Nonsense!!!
lol
Oh my god….GET HIS NAME RIGHT!!!! The interpreter has said it 2 different ways in the same statement
so what
Très jolie peinture. Modigliani était vraiment un très grand artiste peintre. Merci de nous avoir permis de connaître ce très artiste. Pouky 😂
So sad to see how brilliant he was in his early years to degenerate into copying his contemporaries- his drug and alcohol abuse so obvious in his loss of care and skill
Great documentary. But you definitely showed some fake / forgeries. 49:06 for example
Makes sense. I kept thinking "Yea and he must be a pretty frequently forged artist with such a varying style (at least for a time) and high value as his"
Definitely! Those eyebrows…🙄
Gross!!!
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing
Mogulani 😂😂😂
Modglini 😂😂😂😂
Is this series intended for the blind? The curators keep describing what I can see.
What's wrong with making it so the visually impaired can enjoy the documentary too? Or just people who listen while working or cooking or cleaning? It's basically a podcast with pictures. But you seemed to imply making a documentary that the visually impaired can enjoy too somehow takes your enjoyment away from it? You can't listen and look at the same time?
RBF, because you are not cool.
“Seeking favourable conditions for their art” .. Paris
Whenever I see "art" like this, I´m always reminded of "the Emperor´s new clothes"..
Why is that
uh you believe in fairy tales
@@MarkTravisMusicPage he's implying that it isn't good it's only celebrated because other people celebrate it. Which isn't far off. Picasso was completely ignored in his lifetime and it was only his brother and sister-in-law's constant marketing of him and the fact they owned a respected art gallery that made him what he is today. If they hadn't marketed him so heavily or if they hadn't owned a respected art gallery. His work probably wouldn't have survived or at the very least it would be ignored today. They basically managed to use marketing to convince everyone his work is good.
And that happened with many of these painters. Their work is objectively ugly. Which doesn't necessarily mean it's bad. Some people like things that look ugly. That's why chihuahuas are such a popular pet. But cubism especially and all of the related art styles are extremely simple. They're simplified on purpose. BUT it shouldn't be worth as much money as something that is far more complicated and difficult to draw. That's why modern art has such a bad reputation because it's so simple even a child could do it. No one can tell me that something like this has the same artistic value as something that takes a massive amount of talent to create.