Male artists, also do not credit the creative inspiration they got from the female artists in their lives, almost stealing their style at times. (eg. Pablo Picasso and Francois Gilot, Rodin and Camille Claudelle). It may very well be that the women were better artists, but the men got better PR.
Thank you so much for uploading this video and sharing with with the world, what a gem! And thank you for bringing up female artists, and also pointing out that they were in fact struggling a lot with recognition and getting access to education.
I wanted to say.... how are you Lucy, I was researching this artist and information for my classroom and I was happy to see a familiar face and was like... this is one of my friends from high school- Kara Beers Stanton
The captions to this lecture really are a joke. At one point it appeared that "Tooting" was suddenly featured. Tooting, in South London? Whatever next? Balham perhaps. Or Mitcham. This is the problem with a caption system attempting to follow the speaker phonetically as the speech is made. Couldn't they have waited until the lecturer had finished and then dubbed a more accurate version? I call this progress without purpose. This is the trouble with modern technology. It is instant. It lacks depth. It cuts corners. It fails to take a moment to proof-check the contents.
Thanks for this excellent tour of the artist's work ! On a constructive note, please look into how to pronounce correctly the artist's name. It is Münter, and the ''ü'' , ie ''u'' with umlaut should be pronounced differently.
Male artists, also do not credit the creative inspiration they got from the female artists in their lives, almost stealing their style at times. (eg. Pablo Picasso and Francois Gilot, Rodin and Camille Claudelle). It may very well be that the women were better artists, but the men got better PR.
Yes, true and Lee Krasner came up with drip painting first but Pollock took all the credit for it.
Thank you so much for uploading this video and sharing with with the world, what a gem! And thank you for bringing up female artists, and also pointing out that they were in fact struggling a lot with recognition and getting access to education.
Excellent Job and Thanks for your nice information, Ms. Lucy Eron. Good luck
I wanted to say.... how are you Lucy, I was researching this artist and information for my classroom and I was happy to see a familiar face and was like... this is one of my friends from high school- Kara Beers Stanton
Hi Kara! I just saw this... thanks for reaching out to say hi. Are you an art teacher now?
Lucy Eron is a jewel! What a wonderful talk. I wish I was a student in her class! (Hopefully in the next life!)
Hi! Thank you for your comment, and glad you enjoyed my talk... I currently teach art appreciation online at Grossmont Community College by the way!
Gabrielle was a major influence on Kandinsky , with her talent, pupil affected Master. and Diet Blau Riders. Thank You.👀🇩🇰🇺🇸🦅🗽🎨
EXCELLENT !!! Now a favorite artist.
Gabriele. A+
Fine presentation! thankyou.
Nooo no hay nada en español sobre esta artista
The captions to this lecture really are a joke. At one point it appeared that "Tooting" was suddenly featured. Tooting, in South London? Whatever next? Balham perhaps. Or Mitcham. This is the problem with a caption system attempting to follow the speaker phonetically as the speech is made. Couldn't they have waited until the lecturer had finished and then dubbed a more accurate version? I call this progress without purpose. This is the trouble with modern technology. It is instant. It lacks depth. It cuts corners. It fails to take a moment to proof-check the contents.
The captions are absolutely fine, if you can not make up the lacking pieces yourself I think it’s more about your brain than the video itself ❤️
Thanks for this excellent tour of the artist's work ! On a constructive note, please look into how to pronounce correctly the artist's name. It is Münter, and the ''ü'' , ie ''u'' with umlaut should be pronounced differently.