James Jacques Joseph Tissot

James Jacques Joseph
Tissot
French Victorian Neoclassical artist
born 1836 - died 1902

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• Tissot
• painter
• paintings
• oil
• neoclassical
• art
• artist
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• Dayton
• Ohio

[erzbet07]

Such an elegant homage to Mr. Tissot! Many of the images were new to me but I never fail to be enchanted by the way he painted clothing and the meticulous care he took with the ships' rigging, etc. The music was perfect too. If you ever run out of ideas, how about the Barbizon School, or John E. Millais, or Maxfield Parrish? Yes, I'm greedy. You're compositions are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[brendafohio]

Thank YOU for stopping by and watching!

I did Parrish :D take a look!

I know about being greedy for beauty, most of my time spent on-line is spent looking at images, saving images and manipulating images.

Will consider your ideas.

Look for a russian who painted light and atmosphere with amazing skill, coming up next....working on it now.

Peace erzbet. :)

[erzbet07]

Hi, there, brendafohio, might the Russian who painted light and atmosphere with amazing skill be Ivan Aivazovsky? Have you seen his masterpiece THE BILL0W (1889). I always feel like I should be wearing a life preserver when viewing it. Must be quite an experience to see it in person. I'll check back to see your future pieces. Thanks again for creating these wonderful videos--so enjoyable to see..and learn new facts in the process.

[brendafohio]

Oh my! You are an art lover and one smart cookie! Yes it is Ivan! Such a smile I have reading that you know that it was he I spoke of! The Billow, as with all this man's works of atmosphere, seems to drip with humidity and moisture. Thanks again for watching and commenting! Take care.

Peace.

[erzbet07]

Hi, Brendafohio! Golly, thanks for the compliment but guessing it was Ivan A was kinda a "shot in the dark". I found his BILLOW pic by accident about 6 mos. ago and was swept away by his mastery of water and light. I'm an "art lover" by serendipity mostly--thru books and notecards. I adore narrative painting, the Pre-raphaelites, Victorian art. Ps. check out the wonderful forest scenes by IVAN SHISHKIN. You can practically smell the woodland scents and hear the murmur of the streams.

[brendafohio]

Wow! Shiskin IS fabulous. You are right, I don't think I have ever seen anyone paint the forest so skillfully. Almost photographic. Amazingly beautiful. Thank you very much for introducing me to him! Be well.

Peace.

[toshiba6079]

love scientifically

[staclynn72]

Beautiful music you picked. Nice job... ;)

[ADAM299GREEN]

EXCELLENTLY DONE, I SAW THE BRIDESMADE TODAY IN LEEDS ART GALLERY SO LOOKED THIS UP, IT IS INSPIRATIONAL.

[TargetRender]

grogeous paintings by an amazing neoclassical artist. He put equal care into his figures and the surrounding environments.  I could look at these all day.

[marta0478]

Brilliant !!!!!

[Tarty78]

Love this!

[yakjadooah]

From my personal point of view, he is the best artist ever. His paintings are really stunning. I love the detail in all of his paintings.

[xMelancholyLadyx]

Indeed. He was amazing. I love how much cultural element he put into some. Also, the perspective angles make you want to pay attention not just what is in front or center of us, but the background too. Truly...the best.