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Does the person talking really exist ... ?

An incredible event 👏👏👏

El héroe de Panzacola

Grande España !

Such a great speaker, my 2nd time listening to it. And those guys are some of my favourite painters ever for sure

Very interesting, thank you for uploading.

Interesting and engaging presentation Grateful for this excellent series of talks!

Thank you very much for these series lectures about the American collectors collecting Spanish Paintings. It's very interesting to know how the American Museums have been made.

What a lovely, insightful, well presented , informative and colorful lecture, and while I'm grateful that the lecture was uploaded at all, what a pity that the museum didn't care enough to provide a decent video quality, rendering all the beautiful images in the slides pixelated

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Impressive work. Nice.

Lo referente a Palencia es palentino o palentina y no valenciano o valenciano, que es lo referente a Valencia.

All praise be to Allah

A wonderful talk! Thank you

Excelente explicación a detalle de la pintura. Tuve el placer de visitar el museo Meadows la semana pasada, y escogí esta pintura de Velázquez para presentarle en mi clase de español. Muchas gracias!

A very interesting talk, but with two caveats. The feedback on the mic was dreadful. Crackling and popping, painful to the ear and obscuring the speech. Almost unforgivable was the position of the speaker in vision where he blanked out a number of the visuals. Surely someone ought to have had the wit, and skill to back project within a portion of the screen that would always be visible.

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These are the kind of lectures that make me so excited, passionate and so grateful to be studying art history!

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How cute is this!! Do not get left behind = 'Promo sm' .

Great insights, Velazquez is a favourite of mine.

3:30 the dog looked very concerned and attentive

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. Will be visiting the Meadows next week for first time…this will help ensure a better understanding during the visit.

Inaccurate, asinine and very disappointing narration, eg. smugly oblivious to the contextual issue of European woman having been kidnapped for Arabian harems or being violated by invading military troops, par course, etc. . But, as they say, The art of being a woman is knowing how to take a compliment.

Loved this!😊

Europeans see dignity and a cooler approach to seduction as being beautiful,which is why the lecturer misinterprets the look on the sitters faces.Grins are not considered abeautiful.

the levels of projection is incredible even for an art critic, i don't think he realizes he's telling on himself

Such a shame about the bad sound quality on this lecture as it is very interesting. I've watched it several times now. I'm struggling to find books on all these artists, might anyone watching this point me in the direction of any?? I've just purchased on line a catalogue of the Meadows Museum where I'm hoping to at least find some of this work

✌✌ It is interesting to following this professional program of 'Curator's Choice'; for those who will continuing in an interesting profession & field of areas.....!!👍👍👍 Thank you...!!!!

✌✌ It is interesting to following this professional program of 'Curator's Choice'; for those who will continuing in an interesting profession & field of areas.....!!👍👍👍

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Magnificent, thank you! I could have listened to you and looked at their paintings for a few more hours.

Creo que el hombre gesticulante está alentando a la pelea de los locos desnudos

i really wanted to watch this but the audio is so distorted and distracting that I couldn't. sorry.

Venus De Milo is a Teddy Bear theres Mathew miss thing.

Estoy viendo ahora mismo en el milenio 😬😬que miedito fue de terror 😱

Amazing lecture!

The date of the painting on the video is listed as "1974".

What a luck man to have grown up with this collection.

His voice drives me insane

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Muy buena y detallada descripción de la obra, que permite comprender un poco la psicología del artista, además del contexto histórico de la España y Nápoles del S. XVII. Me gustó mucho

Excellent presentation. Informative, clear, intelligent

No sólo la ciudad de Nápoles, sino todo el reino de Nápoles y las Dos Sicilias, formaron parte de la Monarquía Hispánica, al igual que el ducado de Milán y gran número de ducados y señoríos italianos, durante más de 300 años. El reino de Nápoles está vinculado a la Corona de Aragón desde el S. XIII, y su punto álgido es alcanzado con Alfonso V, conocido como el Magnánimo, nacido en Medina del Campo (Valladolid), a través de quien la casa de Trastámara hereda todo ese reino. No sólo era parte, pues, de la Monarquía Hispánica, sino que eran propiedad patrimonial de los Trastámara, a quienes sucedió la casa de Austria (la rama española y primogénita de los Habsburgo) en todos sus territorios italianos.

Wonderful

Very interesting talk, thank you. However, it's a pity that the paintings are not credited because he scrolls through them way too quickly and it makesit hard to follow which artist is which...