Impressionism / Post-Impressionism Lecture

[nickcheapp]

please no music 

[idalmy7]

I LOVE THIS!!! thank you!!!!! helped me with my impressionism powerpoint!!!!! 

[araque202]

whenever he says "s" its like a snake or thunder or something hahhaha

[Imaginationlandable]

What is the name of the 1st song?

[K1NGWALNUT]

@Imaginationlandable "Given Up" By Linkin Park

[Mrzombiedrummer]

i can imagine this guy spitting all over the place with his p's

[Shembeatz]

I wonder how kids used to paint while painting was all about realism/naturalism, and what was the adults reactions to childish painting

[tennis12456]

Could someone tell me what the connotation for "The Dining Room on the Garden" is if there is one thank you very much

[masumonline]

the video begins with a heading IMPRESSIONISM and the back-ground painting(starry night) is of a post-impressionist van-gogh. offff..ive lost my interest...he has mixed up both..doesnt he know that post-impressionism and impressionism are not the same..they had their own ideas.....poor presentation

[yhohoho1124]

thanks that was helpful!

[jbichotte]

nice video but the guy talks like a retard

[rakib567]

tommorow test in this topic thnkx :DDD

[Ralstaan]

Helpful lecture. You are one crazy right wing nut job, but thanks.

[asbbydl]

awesome video! i think i will show this in my art classes. gotta love the switchfoot song too! :) thanks!

[ivetastedblood]

this lecturer has the most annoying voice ever!!! Why, are you, pausing, so often? and there is too much emotion in what he's saying, Narrators don't input their emotions in what they're saying.

[grimrmc]

hahahahaha He does put a'lot of emotion into his narration. I'm watching this for my history of modern art test Next week.

[bodiesforscience]

what an incredibly annoying tone of voice

[Thewarrior26]

Oh this is good. An impressionism video combined with the song given up by my favourite band linkin park

[stagesix6]

great vid. keep posting.

[ammar91994]

This is the best! I 'get' impressionism now. The only thing is... how could I refer to this in a bibliography?

[RobbyBlackEyes]

Thank you, thank you so much.

[bnprenaissance]

Impressionists weren't popular during their day.What sort of paintings were popular during that time? Was it the realistic landscapes and aristocrat portraits that sold well?