Paying tribute, Masaccio at the Brancacci Chapel (The Tribute Money and The Expulsion)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Masaccio, Tribute Money and Expulsion, c. 1425-27 (Brancacci Chapel, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence)
Speakers: Dr. Steven Zucker and Dr. Beth Harris
Can't believe I finally found a good channel for explaining art history ❤️
Same !
This is a MASTER CLASS of Art History comparable to no other.
Janson's come to life.
Brancacci Chapel is wonderful. I try to see it every time I go to Florence
Continuous narrative... a wonderful concept. Simultaneous views of different events at different times.
When I saw this fresco in Florence I was taken with the halos shown as ellipses (in perspective)
Amazingly great job. Great observation of the faces and thanks for leaving us with certain scenes for a good amount of time. Amazing, thank you 🙏😊
Muchas gracias Smarthistory.
Very well done. Appreciate the connectivity especially between the two works.
Thank again
Great job in a short amount of time. Thanks.
The best unintentional asmr
loved it!!
LOL, Peter's face when he makes the payment is great.
And the tax collector's legs are unbelievable - probably from all that running away he does when people get angry with him. 😂
The detail about the leaves falling off of the painting was lovely in a way - I wonder if Masaccio planned for that or it just so happened to winter over time.
😂 he never skips leg day
Never! I went for about 8 miles yesterday and thought about these calves, lol. He is an inspiration to us all. 😌@@jenn5628
Agreed . The tax collector has fashion model legs . Chuckle
waiting for cappella di benozzo gozzoli :-)
It's strange that he painted Adam & Eva walking towards the light. Shouldn't the light come from the paradise that they were cast out of?
Maybe he did it because of the continuity with the next painting. And since he wanted the light to come from the right, well... choices choices.
Awesome explanation . Thanks a bunch . That tax collector has great legs , yes ?
I should have done better on last semester art history
If you didn't fail the course . It's still a personal win .