Between Sargent, Sorolla and Turner, with more than a quick nod to Winslow Homer, the art of watercolor painting and painting light n watercolor is etched in stone with these artists. Can't get enough of these masters. And this channel has done so much to dive deep into the art form. Thanks as always to such a fine channel. Bravo!
I drew and painted a lot as a youth and recall the serenity of mind it afforded. Then adulthood came and I forsook this pastime. I'm retired now and alone and came across your channel by the chances of the algorithm. I was much impressed and when I manage to get settled will resurrect my interest and, of course, continue watching and catching up with your wonderful videos. Thank you.
I continue to be grateful for this series of educational and revealing videos. I commend them to my artist friends, including photographers who, like me, never cease to draw our inspiration (no pun intended) from drawing, painting, music, and other the classical arts. As Jonathan Richardson said in his 1715 Treatise on the Theory of Painting, "The outlines, and airs of the best antique, with the best coloring of the moderns united would do this; but more yet than this is not impossible. And this more should be attempted."
I've been a rabid fan of Sargent since the 1970s or early 80's when an exhibition came to Detroit. Since then I have indulged my interest whenever the opportunity arose. When i first saw this video pop up on my youtube feed I was a little jaded about having to endure "more of the same," but I was pleasantly surprised.. You even showed some works I was not familiar with. Thank you!
John Singer Sargent was a very great artist...both as a society portrait painter, an observer of ordinary working people and capturing the essence of a place in landscapes in oil or watercolour.
I would loved to hear Sargent play the piano. So many things written about how well he played. The mention of him improvising through melodies tells me he was probably quite impressive.
I think the strength of the watercolor medium is it's fleeting immediacy, you get one chance, no corrections, and a different translation and awareness of the light. With oils the study can be more exacting, more able to correct the vision, or understand the proceeding intent. Sargent was a master truly of both, each as valid as the other.
What a genius artist, so skilled in suggesting reality and immense detail with so few strokes. The handling of contrasting light and colour is absolutely brilliant. I wish I could draw and paint like Sargent. Thanks for posting.
When I was studying art history and saw all those French, Italian,Spanish names. I avoided English named artists thinking them inferior to the others, but when one of my friends showed me paintings by Turner, Constable, Gainsborough and also Homer, and O’keefe. I thought hang on a minute these are also masters. When I saw Sargent I thought an American with three names how stupid. However I was wrong. Sargent is indeed an amazing artist and a master like the others. He might not be a Caravaggio but no one but a handful are!
Very Good Documentry Artists are different a little autistic just my humble opinion this guy was excellent must drive you mad trying to be perfect I love his work.😊😊😊😊😊😊
Great video. Thanks for this. Love to see his drawings.
Between Sargent, Sorolla and Turner, with more than a quick nod to Winslow Homer, the art of watercolor painting and painting light n watercolor is etched in stone with these artists. Can't get enough of these masters. And this channel has done so much to dive deep into the art form. Thanks as always to such a fine channel. Bravo!
I drew and painted a lot as a youth and recall the serenity of mind it afforded. Then adulthood came and I forsook this pastime. I'm retired now and alone and came across your channel by the chances of the algorithm. I was much impressed and when I manage to get settled will resurrect my interest and, of course, continue watching and catching up with your wonderful videos. Thank you.
Just found out his channel. This episode was spectacular. Thank you sir.
Genius. Video presentation & selections, narration etc also fabulous (as per usual). Thanks!
I continue to be grateful for this series of educational and revealing videos. I commend them to my artist friends, including photographers who, like me, never cease to draw our inspiration (no pun intended) from drawing, painting, music, and other the classical arts. As Jonathan Richardson said in his 1715 Treatise on the Theory of Painting, "The outlines, and airs of the best antique, with the best coloring of the moderns united would do this; but more yet than this is not impossible. And this more should be attempted."
A genius pops up once in a while in every century. He was definitely one of them. Thanks for publishing this beautiful description.
I've been a rabid fan of Sargent since the 1970s or early 80's when an exhibition came to Detroit. Since then I have indulged my interest whenever the opportunity arose. When i first saw this video pop up on my youtube feed I was a little jaded about having to endure "more of the same," but I was pleasantly surprised.. You even showed some works I was not familiar with. Thank you!
Beautifully done! I love the artist.
Thank you so much for this beautiful and well-considered presentation. Helping to keep real art alive and appreciated.
John Singer Sargent was a very great artist...both as a society portrait painter, an observer of ordinary working people and capturing the essence of a place in landscapes in oil or watercolour.
Thank you so much , a fabulous video. Sargent is a hero for me.
I would loved to hear Sargent play the piano. So many things written about how well he played.
The mention of him improvising through melodies tells me he was probably quite impressive.
I think the strength of the watercolor medium is it's fleeting immediacy, you get one chance, no corrections, and a different translation and awareness of the light. With oils the study can be more exacting, more able to correct the vision, or understand the proceeding intent. Sargent was a master truly of both, each as valid as the other.
Thank you for this❤❤❤ beautiful and inspiring ❤
Thank you so much. What a great video! Sargent works are truly heartbreaking 💚
Brilliant video - just discovered the channel.
thank you. It was beautiful🙏
Very good video. Not a lot of useless banter.❤
Beautiful works, great compilation!
Thank you for this video. Beautifully done
He was such a talented artist.Thanks
Amazing...thank you! I am new to Sargent, and this is a wonderful introduction ❤
Sargent, one of the greatest.
What a genius artist, so skilled in suggesting reality and immense detail with so few strokes.
The handling of contrasting light and colour is absolutely brilliant.
I wish I could draw and paint like Sargent.
Thanks for posting.
Truly insightful overview of John Singer Sargent and his love of drawing and watercolour. Wonderful. Thankyou for this series.
Just wonderful! I hadn't seen many of these before. I don't know how he rendered them; they take your breath away.
His work is marvelous
Grazie! Bellissimo ❤
Excellent information. Thank you.
Remarkable .
Thank you!
Thank you, this is a fantastic channel.
Absolutely fantastic.
what a master
Magic
That was very interesting
Wow
So beautiful I’m so jelly
When I was studying art history and saw all those French, Italian,Spanish names. I avoided English named artists thinking them inferior to the others, but when one of my friends showed me paintings by Turner, Constable, Gainsborough and also Homer, and O’keefe. I thought hang on a minute these are also masters. When I saw Sargent I thought an American with three names how stupid. However I was wrong. Sargent is indeed an amazing artist and a master like the others. He might not be a Caravaggio but no one but a handful are!
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Very Good Documentry Artists are different a little autistic just my humble opinion this guy was excellent must drive you mad trying to be perfect I love his work.😊😊😊😊😊😊