He was one of the best ukrainian artist. Its sad that russia tries to stole him and other from ukrainian culture

Fantastic Painter

Neutral impression, with a slight sympathy for some genre landscapes ... I wonder what he called his style, impressionism or realism, or what?

Beautiful paintings

Monet isn't everything you no Chris,,,,,,,,, really?

learn from an amateur - your title is ambiguous (implying they were created in 1530), not remotely what "HD" meant in 2015, and was written by an idiot, not a master of anything. not to mention demanding everyone to give you money.

She's threw away all the garbage out of the world she depicts. Material world is not that interesting, relationships are predictable game, so all the left is proud pose.

Absolutely Amazing!! Thanks

Breathtaking. Thank you for sharing. God Bless.

Great display of Van Gogh's art but a lousy choice for the music.

What song is this on the piano??

The bicyclist is my favorite…well in top twenty, lol.

I adore her work…her use color and light. Some it it takes my breath away. Just bored a book of her paintings. How had I never heard of her?

I like music ant paintings so beautiful leonardo da Vinci is nice painter 💓💓💓❤️❤️❤️❤️💛💛💛💛💛🧡🧡🧡🧡💚💚💚💜💜💜🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄👠👒👡👢👑🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Does anybody know the title of the piece at 14:00 or at least how I might find it's title? have tried using Google lens but it just gives me different pictures of naked women.

I have never been moved by art until I discovered this

Amo essas obras de Thomas Moran. É uma inspiração fenomenal. Excelente vídeo.

Great artwork. Thank you.

Never see befor strenge plasses, 🍓🍓❤️❤️❤️

How does one do all this?

Mud. Lots and lots of mud. I don't mean muddy paintings. I mean paintings of mud!

Could you provide a download link will all paintings?

Wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing. SLM ⚘ 🌻 ☘ 🌷

This guy was clearly a genius.

Wonderful! Love the art aand the music. Thank you for putting this together.

What elevates Beksinski above other impressionist-type painters, to me, is the incredible detail he works into certain parts of his paintings. Amid abstract forms, I always find specific areas (usually the hands or feet of his subjects - or materials like sheet metal or cloth) that are painted with such incredible texture that they look almost photorealistic. It makes me regard the pictures more deeply and emotionally than if the entire works were consistently subdued, if that makes sense. He doesn't have to depict a whole realistic human body (but just put vivid detail into specic parts of abstract forms) to make you see his subjects as people.

I am so Glad that I found this channel! I love what you have here! Thank you so much for this!

It's incredible that Repin is almost never mentioned in standard art histories. So much talent, variety, states of mind, visions, Russia! Amazing, this is a wonderful collection. May put him on the map! As noted below, many thanks!

He is not russian He write letters on ukrainian longuage. And born near Kharkiv

Very beautiful works, and colors, and a great artist

Learn from the Master: Micah 2:4 and 2:5 The toilette=the toy let. Why are the lots "to let" on the floor? And why is the westminster abbey depicted here, which happens to be in London SW 1, as the map in the man's hands shows? Maybe because it is the church of God (and congregation of believers)? Maybe the title of the other painting of this series "il bagno", indicates "ba"(bylonian) "gno" (sticism) as an allegation of adultery to christian faith? Maybe the other painting of the same series, "the marriage settlement" showing plans in the hands of an "architect", contemplating a new building is an allusion for the plans to build a new society even at the cost of peoples' rights and feelings, as depicted by the woman suffering (what a bride to be).. and her groom (such plans are always conceived and executed by the elite)?Such "forced marriages" for people are the only means to "build" a new society? In this case, peoples' lands could be an allegory for peoples' lives. And it goes without saying that "the future doesn't just happen, but is shaped by us" (the powerful), as recently declared Klaus Scwab.