Art in Isolation: Philip Mould from Duck End Episode 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Broadcast live on Instagram at 4pm on Wednesday 25th March 2020. From the Art in Isolation series in which Philip invites you into his home to show you his personal collection.
Thank you for all your kind comments. Stay safe, as long as we're in this we'll keep making these short insights into my life and collection.
Wonderful. Thank you for doing it. Very generous to allow us to see your home and some of your life.
Thank you so much. The house is lovely too, especially the rustic doors and austere facade.
So richly informative. Thank you!
Oh Philip, when you said about the “come hither” look and rumpy pumpy face, I nearly lost it 🤣🤣🤣 Your presenting style is fabulous ❣️ Cedric is a charming whippet too 💙
Ok you have to be a decent human as you keep featuring Cedric. Dogs are good judges of character.
I have been soaking up art documentaries and museum tours for some time, and came upon Mr. Moulds' Fake or Fortune series, which I found very enjoyable and educational. I am now consuming anything he does - he is a wonderful teacher and guide who brings you in with his expertise and enthusiasm. What a treat!
I could watch Mr Mould for hours! so interesting. His house is beautiful, please keep them coming.
Thank you!
Fantastic guy. He is so knowledgable.
I'm watching while recovering from Covid and love this series.
Amazing collection, so nice of you to show it👍👍
This series is absolutely wonderful, knowledgeable, kindly, witty, and full of a genuine love for painting. Bravo, I hope to visit the gallery someday.
Once again, absolutely fantastic and a joy to learn about your collection. Thank you.
Fantastic videos! Enjoying from Chicago
Thank you for the Art in Isolation series; your engaging presentations are informative and intriguing. I look forward to the next episode.
It is my pleasure, thank you for watching the series.
Thank you
“Rumpy pumpy” is an underestimated word. These videos are thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you 😊
"Rumpy pumpy" has been met with mixed responses... Though we are thrilled that you are enjoying the Art in Isolation series! Thank you for watching.
I stumbled upon your videos by accident and now I am hooked! Thank you and please keep them coming!
Thank you, we most certainly will!
You bring history alive
The artworks act as custodians of history, so we must be custodians of the artwork!
Only just found this series...... What an amazing house, always wanted to live in a home of that period, it must have so much atmosphere.... Happy to learn about the artwork as a bonus.....
Philip - love your home and even more your passion for what you do. Bravo.
Brilliant Phillip, nice to see you let of the leash and restraints of 'F&F', have you thought of an on-line art history 'course' or some such thing, I'd pay to watch for certain. Smiley face.
Thank you Philip.
Thank you for taking me out of my house for an informative visit. from Perth the most isolated city in the world
You are welcome to join us again! We hope that you are staying safe.
Watching from isolation in Australia, thank you.
Me too Phillip, watching you for isolation in Australia. Thanks am really enjoying it. Keep making these little gems.
Thanx Philip. Great show. Love your art choices too.
Fantastic and fascinating! Not least because it is so refreshing to listen to an articulate speaker, not peppered with ‘right’, ‘you know’, ‘erm’, ‘like’, etc.
A Whippit is just the perfect dog for you! I am greatly enjoying your channel. Thank you so very much.
The studio painting is fantastic, what an amazing piece. Love this series and all the knowledge you share.
I just love this series. Being isolated is hard but having these videos that you are making and sharing you home helps pass the time. lovely home btw. Thank You Philip.
I am thrilled that you are enjoying our Art in Isolation series!
Another great episode!
I feel a little seasick. ....I hope it settles as I watch more episodes!!
I was thinking same....a very enthusiastic videographer 😂 though, I do love the content!
Thank you very much. Brightening our time in isolation here in Nova Scotia.
Thank you so much for Art in Isolation, I discovered them late so I'm catching up, they are so interesting, your house and art are beautiful.
OMG, the DOOR!!! It's as if you lived in some period film. How beautiful. And in keeping with the rest of the building.
Just loving this series. Thank you!
Hi Philip from Ontario Canada , enjoying these home spun videos . Thank you !
Thank you Phillip these are great and you speak so well as always
Thank you for sharing. All the best from the Antipodes.
Really interesting stories bringing these portraits to life. We cant go to a restaurant but we can enjoy these “lockdown feast for the eyes and the soul”. Thanks very much for bringing this insight into my home.
Fascinating! Have subscribed. Look forward to watching the others. Such chance it’s unbelievable.
We've finally found this Downunder . Thanks very much .
Love the series. Cheers from isolation in Miami Beach, Florida.
I second that, in Miami
Exquisite........Philip, Cedric, the house, the art, all of it.............
Always lovely to see you Philip
Wow a real joy to see and hear you describe your treasures. Thank you for doing this at a time when we need all the distraction and stimulation we can get!
You are right, artwork can provide both distraction and stimulation. We will continue to explore the ways in which painting can enrich our lives.
Morning Philip & of course Cedric. Enlightening & wonderful video.
Its good to invite you into our home too at this time of lockdown!!! Thanks for helping pass the isolation
It is my pleasure, thank you for following our Art in Isolation series!
Thank you Phillip, very interesting, what a beautiful home you have. looking forward the next episode. From one UEA alumni to another!
Mr Moulds home provides a comfortable setting for an introduction to their art. The ambience puts you at ease and allows you to process the dialogue with ease. It is a shared experience that is not forced. For this much thanks.
Your dog is beautiful! I love sighthounds; they have the most wonderful natures.
Just watched the first and second episode you have a fantastic way of putting the stories across. Absolutely brilliant to watch. Thank you!!!
I'm am art challenged lady from South Carolina, USA. Your videos are so wonderful. Thank you for taking the time to enlighten the masses.
Very interesting watching from isolation in Thailand
So much fun, thank you!
You are welcome, thank you for your kind words!
What a wonderful door into your house. We have a diary written by the man who lived in our house in 1830s. A real window into the past.
Really enjoyable - thx so much for sharing.
I have been obsessed with the Ancestry app for about a year. I would love to see portraits of some of my great greats! My daughter is a descendant of Charles II & another mistress, The Duchess of Cleveland.
Like watching these. It’s good to learn. Also like that they are longer than a minute or two.
Thank you, Belinda. We endeavour to explore the artworks in great depth!
Have loved FoF, and in isolation in Australia was looking for further such intriguing offerings - am delighted to have found this series, and also look forward to your next book Philip!
You know I absolutely love these videos. Art education and interesting histories of the painters and the subjects. Mostly I admire the return of the meadowlands you have accomplished. Last evening I saw a movie/documentary called “KISS THE GROUND “. The premise of this documentary was that if we save the soil, as you are doing, we save the earth and climate change ceases to be a problem. I thought of you immediately. In the development of your meadows you and your family are doing just that, saving the soil. Absolutely wonderful! Thank you.
Philip, i love art and i love old houses and gardens such as yours; thank you for the these short videos - love them.
I am so glad I found this series.
What a great series, especially this time of self imposed isolation! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your private collection.
I have to say, so far this series has been fascinating. Also...you could open up your own art museum. Amazing!
A fabulous series, I’m really enjoying it. Thank you Phillip.
This is so interesting - really enjoying this series. I plan to binge watch it and then probably re-watch it again a few more times
I love your house Philip and your commentary is such a great experience having lived in England 🏴 for almost 12 years you capture all that I loved about Historical Art ...Thank you as a head to episode 3 🙏⭐️
So kind of you to share, thanks to your wife as well xx
As always; lovely to hear you talk about the pictures... and i really admire your front door!! From the period?
Thanks so much Philip for inviting us into your home and sharing it, and your erudition, with us all. I was interested to see the picture of an artist's studio at such an early date. I associate this subject more with near contemporary painters such as Raoul Dufy and Carlos Nadal so this was a pleasant surprise. By the way, I could quite easily listen to your anecdotal explanations, delivered in your informal, conversational tone, all day!! Merci infiniment!!!
The first painting, the man in the lower right has a strong resemblance to Samuel Pepys. When you crossed the room to the painting by Lily, who Pepys knew and talked about many times in his diary was very interesting. Pepys "gossiped" about this woman and Nell Quinn and of course Charles the Second, who he also knew and was known by Charles helped put that diary and its history into a strong perspective for me. That was the first Lily I have seen.
Thank you for receiving me.🙂
I love Cedric. What a sweet, calm dog he seems to be.
My absolute favorite channel!
Such a special treat. I am watching this from Sydney and loving your sharing these wonderful insights. Thank you.
Phillip, I love your home and your art. I enjoy that way that you showcase art, by not making making it fit, in only a certain spot. So what if it hangs past the door way or past the mantel. It is comfortable and relaxed. The light and the place is right for just about anything.. I look forward to these everyday. Thank you!
What kind words, thank you very much for following our series.
Wonderful art stories and such a beautiful living space!
I like the unshaven look.
Wonderful information and viewing, thank you so much.
I’ve come to the party a little late, but I’m really enjoying these short films on the history of the paintings in your beautiful house. Thank you
Have just found this series....wonderful!
a wonderful video yet again. I am learning so much watching these
What a treat! Such a beautiful place Duck End looks.
Cedric is positively magnificent! :)
Isn't he just!
In one of your future episodes. Could you please touch on the portrait to the right of Mol Davis. It looks beautifully done. And it would be interesting to find out the artist and the sitter.
Oliver has a real sensitivity for camerawork. Really captures an the intimate feeling of beeing there. Fantastic show.
His camera work would be good if he kept still! He’s all over the place. Makes one feel seasick.
I love your home and your artwork. I am a big fan. You are very cool for doing this!
So love Philips work, it is a shame we can’t get any of his programs here in Ohio
I adore your house and fascinating subject. Love from America.
Oh! Portraiture! Splendid looking forward to this. Excellent video
Just lovely. Thank you.
Dear Philip, have you ever considered the possibility of one of the two portraits on the bottom right of the first painting being a self-portrait of the artist? I'd say, most probably, the one on the left that looks finished. That portrait speaks to me as being a "signature". As you certainly know, it was common at that time, and also later, for a client to commission a painting with a classic theme and have himself included in it as a character in the middle of the crowd, usually in a secondary role. I only recently discovered this series and it has been giving me a lot of pleasure, and knowledge. By the way, I would say that your choice about your lovely dog's breed has a meaning and a story, but I'd leave that for another time (or maybe that has already been addressed in another video). Cheers
Lely must have been quite prolific when you think of all those large portraits in the royal palaces and grand old houses - thanks for sharing this one !
Thoroughly enjoyed that brief insight into portraiture
I ma loving this thank you for sharing your pictures and knowledge and the story of how your career developed.Give Cedric a pat:)
Such an interesting and enlightening journey into the content and context of your personal art collection. I do hope theres more to come - Thank you & Best Wishes
Excellent paintings I wouldn't expect eneny thing less from Mr mould 👀👌👍
Excellent Philip - this series popped up on my youtube feed and it's perfect! Just settling in for a 'binge' watch :) Incidentally, i feel that the chap being painted, twice, in the bottom right could well be Samual Pepys.
Thank you for this engaging art history lesson. 🌹
Well done! We sure enjoy these. Greetings from California.
so wonderful!!! thank you!
great videos. thank you for showing us around:)
Fascinating to learn how it all started with the genealogical context and (presumably) somewhat speculative nature of your early purchases as a dealer. I've always wondered whether duplicates of a portrait ,by the original artist, would be painted with the same detail as the original or would be of a lesser quality.
Do you think there may have been students in the artist’s studio as well? Could the artist have wanted a painting of the studio for posterity?
The intimacy of an artist studio or several artists studio is a rare glimpse, I think, because it is almost like a boudoir.
As a painter of portraits myself and working with other painters in a single studio, it always had a messy order to it.
Thank you so much for inviting us in to your space to teach about paintings that we would not have the opportunity to see otherwise.