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Do great artist need to study composition? Or is it inherently within them? When I've looked at cave paintings ( online ) they appear to be ( some at least ) composed. It puzzles me that before the rules, even perhaps before language some people " have it ". The theory being that enabling the subconscious might have been the key. Was the primitive mind able to do that more easily?

Jill, your productions are truly masterful. They always leave me wanting more and they have my complete attention. I would love to see you do more on Degas .

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big fan of your work and i love the way you present things...

Bouguereau- The absolute master of skin tone, the eyes and human form. Seeing his works in person, {for me} no other painter has been able to paint such 'life' into the subjects eyes like he did.

thank you great video. Sargent used poppy seed oil too. There was also clove oil in the paint was well. Most likely he used damar in the initial layers or a siccative for faster drying . You know your stuff what's your background?

Thank you for updating❤

the video has some interesting points, but the Italian word pronunciations need quite a bit of work. Decent try though :)

The opening picture on the thumbnail is a picture I have longed to have or a copy of it. I can never find the correct name for . Is it called " la fumiere"????Can you supply that for me p,ease. I really enjoyed the video. Thank you

Awww. I wasn't ready for it to be over. That was lovely!!

What a wonderful segment. Thank you for sharing your knowledge on the subject matter. From my subjective perspective, no one has ever come close to the magnitude of mastery of Jan van Eyck. In my view, he is the ultimate God in the fine arts realm of painting. Conversely, there are many Titian-esque artists.

Greatly enjoyed your series on brushstrokes. As a point of shared interest; there is a segment in an Andrew Dixon Graham video where he looks at a portrait painted by Rembrandt this is still hanging in its original location in a private house in Amsterdam and where its present owner discloses unscripted that Rembrandt had used his thumb to paint the series of buttons on the subject's jacket. A close up reveals Rembrandt's thumb print in the buttons.

I am a male artist and appreciate you expose and laud female artists. There were so many that we never hear about. I am going to raise the ire of my male counterparts, but women are superior to men in so many things. This is why they were repressed publicly. Chauvinism has been a terrible barrier for women. I love watching your videos. Keep them coming.

I've done all forms of painting including watercolour, gouache, acrylic and oil and whilst oils for e.g. is more technical (i.e. you need more stuff to make it work well), watercolour for me has by far been the hardest to develop layering skill and brush control due to the transparency of it. That said, some of the best classical artworks throughout history have been done in watercolour!

Always a joy to listen and look at your video's. I believe that art / culture can save what is left of society and that humans promoting it, will need to have their names mentioned at one point. Thank you

I really appreciated for your video. I can’t take off my eyes from it. Learnt a lot from it. Was beautiful moment.

What is amazing we are still trying to achieve these results today. I have been doing master copy painting myself and I see this is how we artists today are still trying into paint “loosely” using ” bravura” brush work.. These geniuses were so far ahead of many painting today. It took us centuries to try and reinvent the wheel. They people, men and women,en, were and still are the greatest artists of all time

One more quality video - educational, enjoyable and relaxing with your hypnotic voice! Thanks always.

Dandy talk... I want some of that Rubens' skill and obvious joy he invoked through his sketches/drawings.

It reminds me of a painting I'm copying of a autumn/winter scene where the shadows under distant trees are actually a lavender color.

I'm looking forward to visiting the Freer Museum to see their collection.

I like watercolor more --just like what the video says, it's very accessible. Imagine carrying a canvas on a trip?! :) I just think that art world should give more exposure to watercolor artist.

And art is subjective. I for one are more gravitated towards a more monochromatic art, "Less is More". Hence, i don't understand abstract :)

This 3 part series is what I wish my formal art education had included. Art history doesn't have to be boring. I learned more, understood more, and loved art more here than many years of academic schooling.

You drop, I click! Brilliant channel!

Agree saw one at the Met he fantastic

Excelente Video!!! Como siempre!!! Y Muchisimas Gracias!!!! Personalmente ese Retrato me confirmó que como Dibujante y Pintor en las Sombras (de 62 años), estoy Muy Bien!!! Muchisimas Gracias!!!! Esperaremos el próximo video que seguro sera muy hermoso e instructivo!! Muchisimas gracias por tus videos porque son como PERLAS Muy Valiosas.

Missed You. I think he was just having a bit of fun.

Very informative videos...enjoyable and relaxing to watch. What galleries in Northern Virginia showcase your art?

I love your videos Jill! Sending you a hug from South America ❤

I prefer looking at artists' sketches and unfinished pieces.

In his 'sketches' you can see his craftsmanship, which was also seen as Rembrandt's better in his time.

Really love this masterstudy video, please bring more.

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Thanks so much for this......I recently purchased a book focusing solely on Rubens` oil sketches, so this is a lovely post!

Thank you for posting yet another great insight … live long and healthy

When I got the notification that you uploaded a video I clicked in 2 seconds 😂 So haven’t watched it yet but always great when you upload a new video!

what a beautiful grain round texture. What canvas is this? I love your voice, and your Udemy courses. Very very complete info. Thanks

I think Turner's painting of the moon obscuring dark clouds in Fishermen at Sea deserved a mention.

This was really good. I'd love to see how Arches compares with all these tests

This is an amazing video! Awesome work :D

What an interesting video. And I can tell you that the major obstacle to my development as an artist is lack of patience. It t is a good thing it is just a hobby for me.

thank you I am going to show this to my adolescent students.

That covered a few details to practice to better appreciate :-)