My favourite Impressionist, who never 'wandered' as did Pissarro, Renoir and others. If she had been a man she would now be a household name - a true Impressionist.
My favorite artist! The first time I saw her work was in London. It was the painting of two young women in a boat. And then I went to Marmottan in Paris to see more.
I got to learn more about Morisot from seeing her in other impressionists' paintings A women's greatest asset back then was being truly beautiful.. But as a painter I think Mary Cassat.deserved more recognition... Also for anyone who want to learn more about great female artists, from the impressionist era, check the largely forgotten, Marie Bracquemond, who was famous in her lifetime for both canvas and pottery/ceramics art..
I love her work, you read a lot into her through your contemporary view. Look at her technical work, she was amazing, and yes the world was a hard places, she still was in the 1%
Morisot was able to portray sensuality without it being overtly sexual, giving her work a lightness not found in much of her contemporaries pieces. I think it's a pity she is not more well known.
Brilliant! Most informative, succinct, and insightful. Thank you. However, Morisot's superb landscapes and still lives should be mentioned too. ('Berthe Morisot: A Collection of 302 Works', on You Tube)
My favourite Impressionist, who never 'wandered' as did Pissarro, Renoir and others. If she had been a man she would now be a household name - a true Impressionist.
My favorite artist! The first time I saw her work was in London. It was the painting of two young women in a boat. And then I went to Marmottan in Paris to see more.
Her pieces are wonderful 🤩
I got to learn more about Morisot from seeing her in other impressionists' paintings A women's greatest asset back then was being truly beautiful.. But as a painter I think Mary Cassat.deserved more recognition... Also for anyone who want to learn more about great female artists, from the impressionist era, check the largely forgotten, Marie Bracquemond, who was famous in her lifetime for both canvas and pottery/ceramics art..
this channel has made me interested in art in a way i didn't know was possible
Kind of miffed that I've never heard of this important artist before. But glad that I have now.
I love her work, you read a lot into her through your contemporary view. Look at her technical work, she was amazing, and yes the world was a hard places, she still was in the 1%
I’m so happy you’ve uploaded this! I learned a lot from this video. Excellent concept “The Overshadowed Impressionist” bravo🐝
Great work!
Great video! Very interesting to see how Morisot influenced the impressionist movement!
Thank u so much for this great video, u are so right, she did not objectified women so her paintings look so different!
Beautiful video! Thank you so much for sharing
very well thought out video
Thank you for this video! ❤
great video! hope to see more overshadowed masters
Very perceptive look at this artist's work.
Morisot was able to portray sensuality without it being overtly sexual, giving her work a lightness not found in much of her contemporaries pieces. I think it's a pity she is not more well known.
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Brilliant! Most informative, succinct, and insightful. Thank you. However, Morisot's superb landscapes and still lives should be mentioned too. ('Berthe Morisot: A Collection of 302 Works', on You Tube)
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hmm not as good as the other
Documentary spoilt completely by the crap music. Could not watch much because of it.
More suitable for Laurel and Hardy.
I’m sorry for whatever happened to you that made you like this 😐