The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England Virtual Opening | Met Exhibitions
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- England, under the volatile Tudor dynasty, was a thriving home for the arts. An international community of artists and merchants, many of them religious refugees, navigated the high-stakes demands of royal patrons, including England’s first two reigning queens. Against the backdrop of shifting political relationships with mainland Europe, Tudor artistic patronage legitimized, promoted, and stabilized a series of tumultuous reigns, from Henry VII’s seizure of the throne in 1485 to the death of his granddaughter Elizabeth I in 1603. The Tudor courts were truly cosmopolitan, boasting the work of Florentine sculptors, German painters, Flemish weavers, and Europe’s best armorers, goldsmiths, and printers, while also contributing to the emergence of a distinctly English style.
Join Elizabeth Cleland, Curator in the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, and Adam Eaker, Associate Curator in the Department of European Paintings, to explore The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England, which traces the transformation of the arts in Tudor England through more than 100 objects-including iconic portraits, spectacular tapestries, manuscripts, sculpture, and armor-from both The Met collection and international lenders.
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The exhibition is made possible by Alice Cary Brown and W.L. Lyons Brown, Frank Richardson and Kimba Wood, Barbara A. Wolfe, the Diane Carol Brandt Fund, The Coby Foundation, Ltd., The Klesch Collection, Ann M. Spruill and Daniel H. Cantwell, and Sharon Wee and Tracy Fu.
This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
It is organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cleveland Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
The catalogue is made possible by the Diane W. and James. E. Burke Fund.
Additional support is provided by the Hata International Foundation and the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.
The catalogue is available for purchase at store.metmuseum.org.
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As a Brit, I grew up seeing many of those iconic paintings of Tudor royals reproduced in sets of encyclopedias, and have seen a couple of them in real life since. To see them all together will be a remarkable experience for anyone lucky enough to be able to visit this exhibition. What a coup by the Met!
GET TO NEW YORK TO SEE THIS EXHIBIT! It's one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. The armor! The Holbeins! The tapestries! The illuminated manuscripts! The clothing! The jewels! Even a baby's rattle and other everyday paraphernalia. The Tudors really come alive.
You say "The Tudors really come alive". Well, many of us verified DNA Tudors have always been alive! : )
oh my, all the Holbeins 😍Wish I could be there, what an amazing exhibition. Thank you for the walk around, giving those that can't visit a sneak peek.
I love seeing Elizabeth visibly excited whilst explaining the intricacies of the Tudor artwork…
I seen this exhibition in person. It is amazing! They did an incredible job of placing the artworks in the correct places. Everything compliments each other so well.
I had the honor of attending this exhibit last Tuesday. It was indeed magnificent. The filter of "Inventing a Dynasty" was an excellent way to focus the curation of the objects and that theme was consistent throughout the galleries. I was a better-informed art patron when I reluctantly left the museum.
Oh I wish I could travel to the Met and spend an entire day at this exhibit. I thank you for sharing this video so I could at least experience a glimpse! Such history, craftsmanship and beauty!
To witness a Holbein in person is a treasure in itself. The man was a genius and it’s just so sad he died so young and that artists back then were treated like laborers on the royal payroll .
it's completely insane how they were able to draw and paint like this back then, i can't fathom having the ability to create this level of artwork, but 400, 500, 600 years ago!? it's incomprehensible. i saw this in person in new york last year
Thank you so much, Met Museum, for bringing this wonderful show to us who do not live near New York! Truly magnificent cinematography! Thanks, again!!!!
Yeah, the Tudor era is definitely worthy of a digital exhibit. 👍🏻 Long overdue
"Suddenly" the King turned on Wolsey? Oh, come on. Even the most casual history buff knows that Henry VIII dumped Wolsey *because Wolsey couldn't get the Pope to annul his first marriage.* If Wolsey had pulled that off, he would have stayed in power.
Time for a re read of Hilary Mantel's trilogy.
I was just thinking that myself. That was poorly worded by that MET curator.
#teamcatherine
What an absolute privilege to get a tour of this opening! This is one of the most phenomenal exhibits I will ever miss seeing in person! But your guided, informative tour almost makes up for not being able to go to NYC! 😁
Thank you kindly for this video. It is a monumental gift from you to the rest of us who cannot join you in person. Merci beaucoup.
I went to see this exhibit when it came to San Francisco!! It was an amazing experience!
The amount of detail is mesmerizing.
This was a fantastic overview of the exhibition.
Update: Oh my God, if you have any interest in the Tudors, you need to see this exhibit. There was not a lot of focus on Henry VIII's wives, but if you're interested in the monarchs, the themes of propaganda and myth creation highlighted in this video were very well articulated in the exhibit and those paintings are stunning in person. No photo could capture how luminous the pearls looked and the grandeur of those huge portraits. The plaques finally provided useful insight into the pieces being displayed. This was one of the best exhibits at the Met in years.
Beautiful exhibition and how nice to exhibit all art-works. I am very happy to see it TH-cam!
Spectacular in every way. Many thanks.
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What a spectacular exhibition! And what an effort to bring it all together . Well done, from New Zealand
Thank you for offering a free virtual tour and for some focus on the Siena Portrait of Elizabeth I, a painting that contains so much symbolism
Wow!! I would love to see this exhibition...thanks for walking us through this spectacular collection.
Amazing and tumultuous time in England! Great clothes, architecture, cultural aspirations.
Wow! I would so love to see this exhibition. What an incredible collection.
This was enlightening and uplifting - an amazing exhibit. Thank you.
The Met - if only I were able to visit that wonderful institution. So many great exhibits.
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing the video! Unforgettable gifted and skillful people who produced these amazing pieces of art!👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Exceptional. Thank you for all the time and effort that has been invested into this project.
I've always loved museums, galleries and any historical displays in my country. But would have loved to visit others around the world. I'm glad I get to do it through the internet and don't have to spend a fortune trying to get there physically. I love all the presentations. The pieces displayed are worth dying for.
Great exhibition. Thanks MET to share virtual amazing treasures.
What a pity this show doesn't travel. Many masterworks. Worth flying to New York for.
It’s in Cleveland right now and then on to San Francisco.
Wonderful! Exhilarating! Inspiring! Thank you.
This was a wonderful exhibit and I marveled while looking at the artifacts in detail. I am looking at it again on the website and maybe will go again before it closes.
Wow! We have got to get to New York for this once in a lifetime opportunity!
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Thank you, the portrait of the infant Edward VI is so poignant.
Fabulous to see this. Thank you so much.
Absolutely wonderful . Thanks!!!
Wonderful format and excellent video footage. Please continue producing this amazing high caliber content this will be added to my classroom TH-cam account to share with my college students!
Amazing!
5:50 "It's absolutely stupendous to look at." What a beautiful sentence.
Such an amazing Legacy. Such a beautiful display of beauty, elegance and history. All under one roof. I am speechless at some of the detailing in these incredible pieces.
Thanks 😊 I really appreciate it 🙏 😊
I look forward to visiting the exhibit this weekend. Glad that I got to see this video first so I have a better understanding of what I am looking at and some of the history behind it.
BREATH TAKING SPLENDOUR!!!!!!.......MORE IS ESSENTIALLY '''MORE''' IN THIS CASE. THE INTERNATIONAL CONNECTION OF ARTISANS SHOWS HOW "ART'' CAN BRING CULTURES TOGETHER NOT...GUNS.
Incredible exhibit. So happy I got to go and experience it. Wow 🤩
Astonishing
Thank you. Educational and exquisite
Can't wait to visit this over thanksgiving break!
Thanks for this great insight into the exhibits! 🤩
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
Wonder exhibit. Wonderful museum.
Splendid. Thank you
7:28 this is an inexusable mistake: the material used by Holbein is Lapis Lazuli, not Ultramarine.
Thanks so much for sharing .I'm planning a trip to NYC in the spring and I'll be spending a day at the MET
Good to be here.
Very beautifully done.
Absolutely stunning. Thank you for the amazing and entertaining tour ,how lucky are we to get to see this ancient and rare artwork?
Brilliant exhibition
Fascinating ❤
Thanks
Thank you so much
Beautifully Beautiful
Sensational.
Très intéressant and beautiful
Finally! Someone calling Mary I by her proper regnal name and NOT Mary Tudor. THANK YOU, MET!
I went twice..it was so crowded but so impressive...
Very nice
well done
Ugh! I missed it!
I wish they would have lightly mentioned what happened to the other 8 tapestries. It piqued my curiosity.
Magnificent! Who would I contact to find-out more about the frame surrounding the Henry portrait at the 8:00 mark? I am an art historian who is constantly researching and stressing the importance of frames. Does anyone know if Holbein made this frame or if it was commissioned?
Another price tag you can add on apparently Henry spent 4000 Pounds in spices at The Field of the Cloth of Gold while entertaining Francis.
And Hans Holbein the Younger started his career out as a religious painter til The Reformation came along. And he also did the painted portrait of Thomas Cromwell
So much can be gleaned from the past, yet this is an exact replicant representing todays' need to reach
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이것만큼 한국인도 개성있고 이쁨..꿈속이나. 꿈밖이나..굉장히 공부도 많이하고 교감들도 많이해서 굉장히 존재자체가 다 작품들임..원래는 더 이뻤겠지만..
What is the background music here?
I wish I could visit 😢❤️🩹
Doesn't the portcullis reference Henry VII's Beaufort family on the cope and numerous other items?
아무리 이뻐도 이쁨을 즐길수없는 피곤함이 문제임. 그러나 학습하던 습관이 남아서..아 이쁘다. 사랑스럽다..와..개성있다..
The angels wings? Is there a drawing that shows them? And what are the holding? Weapons?
The tapestry has a holographic effect, is that to do with the camera ir is it intentional in the real tapesy?
Treasure hunting for the Tudor Rose....
It doesn't look like the great Anthonis Mor portrait of Mary Tudor is included
would be that exhibition also in Europe ?
It looks like quite a few portraits are from the National Portrait Gallery in London.
What do royals pay for now? What great art do they collect today?
Hello how are you doing?
The tragedy of historic British treasures lost to the United States
5:08 "Everything was over the top. More was definitely more!" I would disagree. If you were claiming that Baroque or Rococo art was OTT I would agree. The art of the Renaissance, however, whether in Italy or England, was beautiful, balanced, harmonious and exquisite. Nothing OTT about it. Perhaps this curator has no sense of the utter beauty and the glorious workmanship of the period, based on Roman and Greek precedents.
I personally couldn't pass 3:00 a perfect exemple of contemporary academia.
Well, I get the reasons, but I dislike the choice of gray for the background of this exhibition. It is representative of neither the time nor the place,
They organise the show because King Charles decided to use the Tudor crown in his royal cypher
The grey is alienating. I assume they wanted to emphasize the pieces but in this case it seems to oppress them.
Why not go over the top…that’s what it was…go big or go Home….ha.
Loot
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인간은 공공재인데..나도..그런데 날 왜 못잘해주는지. 이상함. 아무리 몸 안좋은 상태여도..어떤식으로든...책도 깔끔하게 잘 보관관리하면서 나같은걸 왜 못잘해주는지 이상함. 주변기분좋으라고 5분도 안놀고 라면이나 먹고 밤샘. 아무리. 엉뚱하게 나한테 화풀이해도 참음. 나같으면 나같은걸 건강하게 만들려고 노력하는것이 더 현명함. 즉 현명한 인간이 없다는 것이 충격..노동을 안하고 괴롭히기만 하는 지능이 떨어지는걸 괴롭혀서 병신만들고 노는 문화를 일잘할것같은 사람을 병신만들고 놀고 있어. 낭비임. 이또한 착각일수도.
Sorry,but next time get a professional voice actor.
It looks like a good part of the portraits are from the National Portrait Gallery in London .