Art History with Raden: The Rise of Impressionism [Hololive/Juufuutei Raden]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Original air date: Sep 18, 2023
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If a local art museum isn’t considering teaming up with Raden to do promotions or even record museum tours I question their sanity. She has what it takes to make art interesting and accessible.
That she’s a genuinely cultured individual and a disaster of a human being is a powerful duality.
being artistic and a mess of a person goes perfectly hand in hand
@@TheFinnicle Some may say that it is a pre-requisite.
Art heads are almost NEVER sane so it's pretty much inline
Bro, disaster of a human and amazing artist goes hand in hand. Have you seen what the great masters of the past are like? Even the masters alive today are... well, let's just say they often end up hospitalized for this or that...
@@TheRatedOniChannel I mean, the greatest experiences a human can have, are when you go sky high and hit rock bottom, right? Artists need those experiences like a plant need sunshine - there's no inspiration and imagination without a breadth of knowledge in all kinds of human experiences.
I absolutely love when Raden teaches something art related. Thank you for taking your time translating these stuff!
Finally, I can watch 20 minutes of Vtuber clips without feeling like I wasted my time while being clickbaited.
ART MAJOR DETECTED
She's baller already. This is unique.
Great video and translation as always, and amazing explanations from Raden! I got a lot of nostalgia and recalled a lot of memories and facts I thought I had forgotten.
So at 5:24 the reason why she says technically Photography was invented in 1839 is because there exists a heliograph (sun photograph) by Nicéphore Niepce in 1827, basically a pinhole camera which takes a very long time to take a photo and not very legible. I'll list some funfacts below:
1839 was the first time Photographs were actually clear and legible and there was also a bit of controversy because two individuals in the same year had "invented" photography.
1) The Daguerreotype by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre, which used expensive silver-plated copper plates to take very accurate positive photos (it took on average 15 minutes for a single photo and the avg person would not be able to afford this).
2) The Calotype invented by Henry Fox Talbot, where he how to fix images with chemistry using light and paper to create negatives, which you could make multiple "positive" prints from. (this is the cheaper method which was used for a long time, and basically every old film camera uses this method, but at the time Talbot didn't discover he could create positives from his negatives).
- The reason why photography became so big was because getting a portrait painted was extremely expensive and only reserved for the wealthy, and photographs allowed bereavedfamilies to take pictures of their deceased (it was common for families to take post-mortem photographs to remember their loved ones)
- Daguerre was accredited with the invention of photography because at the time his method for photography produced better images than Talbots, but Talbot's Calotype was the method that was further improved upon since it was much cheaper and you could create multiples.
- It wasn't until after 1841 where Talbot's process was more commonly used.
- Lastly photography created a lot of realizations about things didn't truly understand. For instance, a lot of horses were prior to 1878 were painted with their legs all stretched out in an X-like shape. In 1878 Eadweard Muybridge captured a horse's motion by lining up several cameras which was the first time someone could actually see how horses galloped.ery
I want to sincerely thank you for these videos, and specially for this one. I know that translating +20 minutes is a hard task, even more given that you added images of the paintings and people she was talking about.
You show a very interesting - and educational - side of her that otherwise doesn't reach non-Japanese speakers like me. And there's something beautiful seeing someone express their passions while also teaching about them.
I know these clips may not be as popular as what usually gets translated by other channels, but I hope that you can keep doing this amazing job. Sorry for the long message, still, I thought it was necessary to show my support for such enjoyable content. Thank you.
I appreciate the message! I agree, people who are passionate about something but also have the ability to get other people interested and engaged in it, especially fine art, is truly something special. I also follow her on twitter and so many people are checking out and sharing their trips to art museums or culturally important places. It's so cool to see. Hopefully she tones these down to like 15 minute lessons though or I might expire lol.
Raden talking about my favorite style of painting? Heck yeah!
I'm so glad I subbed to you. An English clip about Raden talking about art and it's 21 minutes?! You are the best!
Appreciate your subbed clips of Raden that doesn't just clip the usual stuff!
As a part time auxiliar art teacher I appreciate how she engage the viewers and actually explain with light terminology what, how and when art works and just as Miko and gura being ambassadors of cultural exchange I hope some art museum or art college recruit Raden as their ambassador because damn she's a delight at the craft, such a good girl!
Sheesh.
~TL Notes~
3:40 - Fist of the North Star slot machine? She sang the battle bonus theme in a different stream, so maybe?
18:25 - Basically gives a thorough list of art museums to visit
~Error~
8:58 - Should be yellow and red, not yellow and orange
Thanks for the TL as always!
You have a slight TL mistake at 8:58, she says orange is a mix of yellow and red, but you put orange twice.
But honestly understandable as you clipped over 20 minutes of her explaining art, art theory, and art history.
@imLumineux Oof, thanks! Snuck by mutliple checks and someone QCing!
I coulda swore I had it as yellow and red so I checked my rough draft and I had it right there. I must've goofed when I reworded it.
I must say, Raden is a jewel of Hololive. She's a great addition to the crew.
I'm all in for these long clips
Thank you for all the work and translation!!
Raden's explanations are wonderful, it's pretty much the max level of how simple you can get without dumbing it down, despite being simple such explanations require quite a bit of knowledge. Thanks for the clip.
As a hobbyist, I once volunteered to teach a beginner's history course. Simplifying things to fit in a set amount of time, while keeping it interesting, took an insane amount of work and study and thinking. Historical context is so important but it's also a neverending rabbit hole. How far do you go? What's actually relevant to the topic at hand? How do you do it all without being dry?
I never specifically went into art history, so watching Raden put on this class is just so satisfying.
>>21+ minute translation on art history
Brah....
Love ya
Thanks t.t
going to the art institute of chicago with my friends and telling them this is the audio tour for the impressionist wing
I think I learned more from this clip than I did from any high school art class. Raden gushing about art and its related history brought a huge grin to my face. Thanks for the translation!
I love her telling that Monet didn't think Black was a color. It makes me think of an anecdote.
When Monet died, his friend Clemenceau arrived and saw his coffin topped with a black cloth. Without consulting anyone, he threw it and replaced it by a nearby table cloth. "Pas de noir pour Monet, le noir ce n'est pas une couleur" "No Black for Monet, Black is not a color".
Great job at 7:44, you really captured one of the essantial aspects of Impressionism! The fact that up close the paint strokes and the color used seem random, but when you see the full picture it all becomes clear. Thank you for this clip, it really made me remember my art classes
an fellow art student !!! now i must support her in any way
man thanks to your translation. I'm not type of person who following art history, but damn after i heard raden giving a free class art history, and i just want to check it up real quick.
then i watch this clip, and found myself comfortably sitting tight on my chair until realization of outro bgm. damn..
mad respect for the whole translations with some sources, and thanks to raden, i became respecting more of art history and all artists.
Yesss I've been waiting!!! Thank you very much man!!!
Raden said "Thru art I understand history, and thru history I understand art." before, but really, as someone who sleeps the entire class (except for math, math teachers are scary), the things she teaches us are eye opening.
Maybe someday, will I be able to see arts as she sees thru them?
I love Raden's passion. I took an art history class but it didn't really capture my attention or interest. Nothing against it, was just doing it for the credits and the art I enjoy is like fan artists on Twitter rather than more traditional stuff like this lol. But hearing Raden talk about this history, how passionate she is about it, how knowledgeable she is and how much she clearly enjoys it actually makes the topic interesting and enjoyable.
Thanks for the subs!
As I studied Art History for so many years, I can say what she was saying is very on point.
She’s perfect. A vtuber after my own heart
oh yeah that's the stuff i like. long form clips of things people don't usually go for, and raden
I almost thought people will skip this part but never expect you are cooking this hard behind the scene.. lol
Oh wow, never watched her before, but a frd of mine sent me a clip of her talking abt da Vinci so I wanted to look her up. Not a lot of streamer, let alone vtuber, talk abt classical art, and it s such a shame, because it s just a wonderful topic. While there r a lot of art related streamer, few talks abt art history so fervently, so Im very happy to ve found her.
my hero
Alright, Shiori already became an instant favorite of mine with her interesting stories and tangents, and having many streams focused on topics with interesting backgrounds. Now Raden here is starting to talk about art, and my favorite art movement. Does this mean I'm starting to have a thing for goth girls now?
Shiori is proficient in STEM tangent
Raden is proficient in social and art tangent
Both are perfect
I feel you... Ao brought me here but Raden made me stay
She is so relatable and enjoyable. Hope you have as much fun TL as we do watching. Just so fun
I can't believe it, its a vtuber that actually got me interested in art. I never expected such deep history with art
God, I love her and I love your TLs!!
Its great now with these fun and educational streams with Shiori and Raden
Thank you for translating these!
Thank you for clipping this segment! I love that she's such a nerd but don't have the JP skills to understand her well enough.
It's interesting isn't it. The invention of photography sparked a visual arts revolution.
We're seeing a new tech in A.I, I'm eager to see what new art style or movement we invent to stay relevant.
The impressionists paint what cannot be captured by photography. Perhaps we'll invent some new style or movement that can't be imagined by A.I
If my art teacher is raden, i will pay full attention!
Appreciate the translation, specialized topics with advanced terminologies is definitely hard work
I just love watching Raden explaining art. She's so knowledgeable and the way she talks about it catches your attention.
That's why I wanna thank you TL-sama for the full translation. I'm not very good at Japanese yet so when I was watching the stream, I couldn't really get everything that she was saying. Just bits and pieces. Your translations really do help everyone who loves listening to Raden. Keep up the good work! I always look forward to your clips.
This aint even a clip, this is a whole damn segment 😂 thanks for the TL on the art stuff with Raden 🙏🏻
Thanks for keep translating Raden, she has one of the most interesting personalities in Hololive
Thanks for the translation! It'd be neat if she ever goes over Japan's major influence on the impressionist art movement.
You weren't kidding when you mentioned this was going to be a long one in previous clips. Thank you for the translations!
Thank you for this long clip again!
The Se - Cezanne part caught me off guard and made me really lol
Raden is so entertaining with her quips in between the more wordy explanations. Making it very easy to listen
Glad to see she is doing very well
With Raden-Shogun's fascination with fine arts and her love for City Pop (Listen to her 'September Love' cover), hopefully she sings an Enka in the future.
Hey, mr Raden clipper. another good clip!
Thank you for doing god’s work, she’s my oshi and i cant even understand her stream due to my lack of japanese langusge understanding 😭
Thank you for the Raden clip 😊
I have a hard time following her in Japanese, I'm so glad you came up in my recs
I want to see a group collab between Marine, Ao, Raden, and Suisei. 3 are mangaka pro level, and one is fine art pro.
In a church mass right now....
Between Raden's art lesson & the Pope's sermon, whom should i listen to?
(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.) that's right!
Thank you for the translation for such a long video on art history! That was super interesting.
Thanks for this translated video of RADEN 🎉
Tanks you
When a girl claim she bad at Art but she has knowledge what is art more than Artist itself
21 minutes clip? I feel just watching just 3 minutes
Thanks for translation
She may broke but she's cultured
🥬💢
Her streaming stance is similar to Coco. She further said: "I would rather collab with real art critics than vtubers. I'll continue to drink and smoke. If you don't like my stance, then don't watch my stream."