The Flemish Master Who Redefined Royal Portraiture In England | Great Artists

It’s just a damned shame Anthony, like so many others in those days, died at such an early age. I have always loved his work ,particularly his paintings done for the court of Charles I.

Wonderful in many ways, but the hands… having so many assistants to create these masterpieces, but none to paint good, lifelike hands.

I really enjoy Van Dyk's art, and just love how beautifully the horses in particular are painted.

Excellent program thank you!

Excellent 💯💯👏👏. Love watching art documentaries

Interesting stuff. Art History is fascinating. Van Dyck was a true master.

This is a wonderful intro to Anthony's fabulous style - flourish, crispness, personal depth. Please create another of these where we might linger over those sumptuous London paintings - well, all of them, really. Valezques was mentioned briefly, but they shared a bravura that sweeps away the carefully inched works which dominated some of that age. The critique of his lack of originality is purely acedemic, and hilarious. Having been told once in a voice quite similar to the one you've chosen to explain this 'lack of originality' on van Dyke's work that I'd've been deadly if I were educated, sent me into gales of laughter at this moment.

Thank you very much, i Like this program😮

As always interesting information ❤

Not having known much about Van Dyck until now, I thought it was very informative and well done. I want to know more.

Maravilloso documental, sobre la vida de un ser extraordinariamente talentoso,.

Needs more b-roll of people mixing paint

Excelent! Just please lower the volume of the music compared to the speaker, its very hard to hear at some parts, like at the intro

Wonderful program. (But who painted in that man's eyebrows???)

This is an old-fashioned video, not without its merits- but there are a lot of filler scenes of a brush sloshing paint around instead of showing the art work under discussion. Worth watching because of the amazing false eyebrows of the professor from Leeds.

I looked up the Earl of Warrick 39:00, and found that one of his ships brought the first slaves to America.

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Well. He left us the Van Dyck beard😂

How old is this content, and where is Waldemar??