A guide to Signorelli's 'The Circumcision' | National Gallery
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- Joost Joustra, The Howard and Roberta Ahmanson Research Curator, discusses Signorelli's 'The Circumcision' in 10 minutes.
Paintings mentioned in this video
Luca Signorelli, 'The Circumcision', about 1490-1
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I study English watching these short videos. Thank you a lot, it was a fantastical excursion!
Thank you for the description of the painting . I really love all the symbolism in paintings
Really enjoyed that, thank you. This is a painting I would have brushed past previously.
Beautiful commentary. Thanks.
Thank you for these videos
Excelent, info .......and; thanks to show this masterpiece which belong to one of the Master, Lucas Sginorelli and the theme is real unusal.
Wow, what a beautiful and colorful painting. And so meaningful to me with the addition of Simeon and the emotion on his face. That is a truly blessed man to be witness to that. Thank you so much for explaining everything that was going on, was fascinating to hear.
love these video, nice and short
Thank you very much.
Can never praise these videos more
Very enjoyable thank you
Thanks for this video! I've spent some time in Cortona. They have several large paintings of his in the town's museum. For that reason, I always feel like I have a personal connection with him. He seems to employ a lot of secondary colors - that is, orange, green, and purple. Fra Angelico, on the other hand, seems to use more primary colors - red, blue, and yellow. If you really want to get knocked out by Signorelli go visit the frescoes he painted in Orvieto!
Marvelous! Truly enjoyable. Thank you!
I wish this had been a 30-minute talk - So interesting!
I wasn't aware of this painting, so thank you for the intro and the exposition. Wonder why he chose to portray the Mohel as a Monk?! How many feet and inches is it? Signorelli wouldn't have known about Metric, and neither do some of us.
The rest of the world uses the metric system.