This video was ok, but I feel mislead by both the title and the thumbnail image- I'm pretty surprised because I assumed a museum like the V & A was above clickbait? Especially the thumbnail I guess... i mean you barely actually talk about it!
I know what you probably thought it was going to be about..it's still a great video. One question. Have you ever worked with a woodblock? It's a messy art form. The answer to the clickbait question would probably be..Because they hadn't made rubber gloves yet!
All of this art was appropriated from India including the woodblocks and the placements on the back where the artisan holds it. The British stole designs and then banned the Indian artisans from selling their work to anyone while also banning their work from being imported into England. Would be nice if the V&A gave credit where it was due, but given it’s a British institution one can’t expect much!
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This is amazing! Thanks for sharing. Amazing art form.
This so amazing ❤ thanks for sharing knowledge about such a inspiring artist 🙏
How nice to think of flowery peasants in their now very expensive cottages. Surely an aid to the poor & needy!
That was really interesting
This video was ok, but I feel mislead by both the title and the thumbnail image- I'm pretty surprised because I assumed a museum like the V & A was above clickbait? Especially the thumbnail I guess... i mean you barely actually talk about it!
I know what you probably thought it was going to be about..it's still a great video. One question. Have you ever worked with a woodblock? It's a messy art form. The answer to the clickbait question would probably be..Because they hadn't made rubber gloves yet!
All of this art was appropriated from India including the woodblocks and the placements on the back where the artisan holds it. The British stole designs and then banned the Indian artisans from selling their work to anyone while also banning their work from being imported into England. Would be nice if the V&A gave credit where it was due, but given it’s a British institution one can’t expect much!
Proof?
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did any one else have to watch the start of this 3 times before you understood a single word she said
No. Made perfect sense
Click bait ! We can hear your saliva