The Story Of Britain's Greatest Landscape Artist | The Great Artists: John Constable | Perspective

Let's encourage young artists and painters get inspired and put them feelings there on canvas because they become this worthy, spreading good vibes is never enough, what customers trully expect from painters is this huge emotional impact indeed. Mother Earth's paradise on...natural landscapes is still something to fall in love with because this heavenly delight indeed ❤

Excellent presentation in sharing an evolving Constable with the background of his life…..from childhood to deaths of family……this is REALLY THE BEST of social media to be shared with all as life long learners…..

I spent many a delightful afternoon, with my little box of watercolor paints, painting in the Dedham Vale, and along the River Stour. ^^

Ive never clicked until just now, just how alike his style, techniques and also pallet are to Rembrandt

1:28: 🎨 John Constable, an English Master, introduced new ways of studying and describing nature, particularly in his paintings of the British Countryside in Suffolk. 6:26: 🎨 John Constable, a troubled student, followed in the footsteps of landscape painter Gainsborough and studied at the Royal Academy in London. 11:20: 🎨 John Constable's spiritual connection to nature influenced his landscape paintings and he focused on the Stour Valley for his work. 17:08: 🎨 Constable's evolution as an artist was greatly influenced by his exploration of capturing light, color, and atmosphere in his oil sketches. 22:17: 🎨 John Constable's increasing ambition and confidence in his artwork is reflected in his painting 'Flatfoot Mill'. 27:43: 🌥 Constable's exploration of clouds in his paintings brought a new sense of individuality to the sky. 32:40: 🎨 The Haywain by Constable is a classic image of the English Countryside that continues to be popular due to its fresh and calm view of nature. 37:59: 💔 After the death of his wife Maria, Constable's paintings became more intense and desolate, reflecting his failing health and loss. 43:22: 🎨 Constable's artwork reflects his ideas about historical development and change. Recap by

I remember this being one of my favorite paintings from Art History in college. Saw it at the NY Museum of Art. I remember being surprised at the size of the painting. Ironic that it was in one of the most anti-nature places in the world, NYC. Still, the feelings it evokes, and the illustration of the life we should lead as humans, is a reminder to resist the constant static pull of the matrix.

Brilliant, I loved it and learned so much! Superbly crafted. Thank you!

Each one of David’s videos is an EDUCATION for me! Love it!!

Thank you for this!

Great documentary of Constable. I will continue to follow your amazing site and share this with my friends. Thank you.

So wonderful to learn something new - knew his art, but did not remember his name! TY 👏

The personal value of a Painting is how one received and interprets, thus the visual feeling(s), and the message interpreted Feeling(s). How a painting makes you feel. There's all the "Physical Components" that are layered in determining a Painting's monetary value, but that 8s a whole separate subject, although it is also influenced by the Feeling(s) the Painting evokes. The "Feeling(s)" John Countable conveys are quite that of our being secure, a warm, calm, feeling, a touch 9f fresh country air upon 9ur cheek, the soft smell of nature and various scents of flowers, the shuttle chirps of birds in the background, and a most positive feeling of being in the state of Harmony, within self, and with the environment. A series of physical responses occur, and each a most positive value for the observer. There's little wonder, John Countable's very well deserved acclaim.

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Amazing nature painter! It makes you feel you want to visit the place if it is still loks similar.

The painting of Stonehenge is probably his only work I really have time for. The rest seem mundane, but then again I love the Mountains and the coast. His skill is without doubt but I wish he had ventured further.

Very informative. Thank you.

Looking forward to Turner, Soon I hope.

I think that with The Hay Wain he painted happiness, or how life is meant to be.

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