A playlist to feel like youre inside a Hopper painting Wisdomphile 2022-08-16 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A playlist to feel like you're inside a Hopper paintingtimestamps / (author/s)00:00 intermezzo (charlie spivak)04:28 charmaine (mantovani)08:35 melody of love (wayne king)11:46 auld lang syne (guy lombardo)15:15 body and soul (coleman hawkins)18:54 poinciana 'song of the tree' (david rose)22:48 do you believe in dreams (francis craig)26:56 twilight time (three suns)30:31 intermezzo aka 'souvenir de vienne' (wayne king)34:39 orchids in the moonlight (enric madriguera)39:12 warsaw concerto (freddy martin/jack fina)43:24 deep in my heart dear (troubadours)48:00 dancing in the dark (artie shaw)all songs are slowed w/ reverb↓ PAINTINGS ↓ / (timestamps + info)00.00 nighthawks, 194204.28 lighthouse hill, 192708.35 morning sun, 195211.46 summer evening, 194715.15 office in a small city, 195218.54 sun in an empty room, 196322.48 new york office, 196226.56 chair car, 196530.31 rooms by the sea, 195134.39 new york movie, 193939.12 the sheridan theatre, 193743.24 cape cod morning, 195048.00 hotel lobby, 1943#art #music #playlist #hopper #edwardhopper #america #jazz Original playlist by "nobody" YT channel
When you say “Van Gogh” to a Dutch person Wisdomphile 2024-05-26 | #vangogh #painting #dutch #impressionism #art #drawing #museum #vincentvangogh originally made by nobodysausage
Paris | Then and now | Caillebottes Rue de Paris, temps de pluie Wisdomphile 2024-05-23 | [Before and after ; Paris ; Then and now]This painting is quite well known (as far as I am concerned) because it appears in many history textbooks to show the modernization of Paris in the 19th century 👌🏻It was created by the painter Gustave Caillebotte for the third impressionist exhibition organized in 1877 🙌🏻This superb painting features a bourgeois couple dressed in the latest fashion strolling through the very opulent streets of the 8th arrondissement, on what is now Place de Dublin ☔️We can see very clearly the new Haussmannian perspectives resulting from the modernization work under the Second Empire 🧐Since then, the changes have been minor but noticeable with paths for pedestrians and a few trees 🤓The work is now exhibited @artinstitutechi in Chicago 🖼️What do you say about this little montage? 😚Good evening ! 😘#paris #parisfrance #architecture #parisarchitecture #parisstreets #patrimoine #histoire #archive #history #storia #visitparis #thisisparis #vintage #vivreparis #parismaville #belleepoque #victorianera #gildedage #thenandnow #thennow #gustavecaillebotte #caillebotte #rainyparis #rainyday #rainy #impressionism #impressionist #impressionnisme
When a Japanese artist travels to Africa Toshi Yoshida was the son of Hiroshi Yoshida, which you kn Wisdomphile 2024-05-16 | Toshi Yoshida was the son of Hiroshi Yoshida, which you know of from the India and other travel reels on the page.Toshi was more into animals than into landscape painting like his father, so he focused his artistic life on the beauty of animals which he captured in Africa in the 70s, 80s and 90s.Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw#japaneseart #africa #animals #art
Mary Magdalene and Art Wisdomphile 2024-04-20 | One of the most famous women in Christian tradition is Mary Magdalene. Her presence in Jesus’ life has been debated since the beginning. While some people, mainly followers of Christianity, have no doubt that she was a prostitute who Jesus helped and redeemed to the point that she became a saint, others are not so sure about this narration. There are some people who have said that contrary to the known tale in the Bible, Mary Magdalene was in fact Jesus’ wife or that she was one more of his apostles. There is no surprise in the reaction that the Church has had towards this declaration. The implications are huge! But, I am not here to talk about Mary Magdalene’s true story. In this video I will explore how the Old Masters have managed to depict her.#art #marymagdalene #painting #drawing #oldmasters #baroque #renaissance
A playlist to feel like youre inside a Munch painting Wisdomphile 2024-02-22 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwtimestamps / (composer/s) [performer/s]00:00 sonata no. 3 in d minor op. 27, ballade (ysaÿe) [maxim vengerov]05:25 symphony no. 5, iv. adagietto (mahler) [world orchestra for peace/valery gergiev]15:29 verklärte nacht, op. 4: grave (schoenberg) [bbc symphony orchestra/pierre boulez]21:57 verklärte nacht, op. 4: molto rallentando (schoenberg) [bbc symphony orchestra/pierre boulez]28:20 string quartet: ii. sehr langsam (theodor adorno) [leipziger streichquartett]32:26 keyboard sonata no. 3, op. 92, no. 4: iv. adagio (krenek) [stanislav khristenko]38:43 adagio for strings (barber) [folsom symphony]46:53 passacaglia (anton webern) [wdr sinfonieorchester/jukka-pekka saraste]56:51 poème élégiaque, op. 12 (ysaÿe) [clara-jumi kang/alessio bax]01:10:23 verklärte nacht, op. 4: adagio, molto tranquillo (schoenberg) [ensemble resonanz]↓ PAINTINGS ↓ / (timestamps + information)00.00 the scream, 189305.25 the kiss, 189715.29 summer night by the beach, 1902-190321.58 starry night, 189328.21 vampire, 189532.27 train smoke, 190038.44 comfort, 189446.54 anxiety, 189456.52 melancholy, 189101.10.24 sick mood at sunset despair, 1892Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw#munch #expressionism #classicalmusic #playlist #edvardmunch #art #darkacademia #lightacademia Original playlist from "Nobody" YT channel
Viking Music Playlist Wisdomphile 2024-02-08 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwTIMESTAMPS / (author/s) [performer/s]00:00 the fallen (gealdýr)02:24 raido 'instrumental cover' (wardruna) [strigôň]07:07 gravferd (eldrim)10:59 leaden (a tergo lupi)15:14 heimta thurs (wardruna)19:28 ó valhalla (skáld)22:57 ilmr (danheim)25:46 nio nätters led (forndom)30:48 aamunkoitto (uinuos)33:54 hunted (a tergo lupi)36:37 hallasuolta (ruumisto)41:06 valkyrjur (bjorth)44:04 resan (forndom)Painting: The Funeral of a VikingFrank Bernard Dicksee (1853–1928)#playlist #viking #valhalla #valkyrie
A playlist to feel like youre inside a Caravaggio painting Wisdomphile 2024-02-01 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwTIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s]00:00 rosary sonata no. 1, praeludium (heinrich biber) [dmitry sinkovsky/luca pianca/oiga watts/margret koell]02:17 o magnum mysterium (giovanni gabrieli) [sofia vokalensemble]05:53 pavana (orlando gibbons) [jean rondeau]09:21 miserere mei, deus (allegri) [tenebrae choir/nigel short]14:38 lachrimae (john dowland) [christopher morrongiello]19:34 rosary sonata no. 10, the crucifixion (heinrich biber) [svetlana ramazanova/marina belova/anastasia akinfina/avgust krepak]28:54 sonata for violin and cello (giovanni paolo cima) [voices of music]33:48 pavan in d minor, mb 52a (william byrd) [pieter-jan belder]38:15 fortune my foe (john dowland) [hopkinson smith]42:44 lamentations of jeremiah i (thomas tallis) [the tallis scholars/peter phillips][ paintings in order ]1. the taking of christ, circa 16022. the inspiration of saint matthew, 16023. narcissus, 1597-994. ecce homo, 16055. the cardsharps, circa 15956. crucifixion of st. peter, 16007. rest on the flight into egypt, 15978. saint jerome writing, 1605-069. amor vincit omnia, 1601-0210. the lute player (hermitage), circa 159511. the annunciation, circa 1608Original playlist by nobody YT channel#caravaggio #renaissance #classicalmusic #playlist #baroque
A playlist to study like a Pythagorean believing that numbers rule the universe Wisdomphile 2024-01-03 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwTIMESTAMPS / (author/s) 00:00 the sensual desires of erato (michael levy)03:01 tears of the hyades (michael levy)06:38 lamentations of the algea (michael levy)09:18 the lyre of thamyris (michael levy)12:49 hymn to persephone (michael levy)16:39 vapours of delphi (michael levy)19:18 a well tuned lyre (michael levy)23:58 lament of simonides (michael levy)26:19 procession of the olympians (michael levy)28:59 paean (michael levy)34:39 hymn to zeus (michael levy)38:06 spirit of the kithara (michael levy)41:10 glory of the parthenon (michael levy)44:26 dancers of dionysus (michael levy)47:18 the cosmic wisdom of urania (michael levy)51:49 the apparitions of phantasos (michael levy)55:45 ode to eos (michael levy)Original playlist from "Nobody" YT channel#maths #pythagoras #studymusic #ancientgreece #playlist
Rob Gonsalves and its optical illusion paintings Wisdomphile 2023-12-23 | Gonsalves’ paintings are a masterclass in optical illusions. Seamlessly transitioning from everyday scenes to fantastical landscapes.From a tree full of books transforming into a library, to a bridge turning into a ship, Gonsalves’ art challenges our perception and invites us to see the world through a different lens. His work is a testament to the power of imagination and the endless possibilities it holds.#art #artwork #robgonsalves #painting #artist #paintings #escher
Famous Paintings Themed Costume Party. How many do you recognize? #art Wisdomphile 2023-11-10 | I don't write anything because the video speaks for itself.Just enjoy the creative costumes. Do you know all the paintings here?I have another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw#paintings #art #painting #artist #artwork #sculpture #drawing #vangogh #leonardo #davinci #michelangelobuonarroti #renaissance #arthistory #costumes #costumes #cosplay #cosplayer #fun #funny #funnyvideo #costumecharacters #modernart #museum
Old VS Modern Architecture | BEFORE & AFTER Wisdomphile 2023-09-23 | What do you think? Write in the comments. Is modern architecture worse than old architecture? Let's see this BEFORE and AFTER pictures of different buildings around the world.#architecture #building #viral #memes #meme #viralvideos #old #new #beforeandafter
RAJA RAVI VARMA | The Best Realistic Painter of India Wisdomphile 2023-06-25 | Raja Ravi Varma was one of the most celebrated realistic painters of India. His grand oil paintings of India’s ancient glory, delighted turn-of-the-century Indians and his mass reproductions through oleograph reached out to the Indian population in an unprecedented scale. Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw#hindu #hindi #rajaravivarma #art #painting #hinduism #india #indian #indianart
A Hidden Painting in The Little Mermaid (1989) Wisdomphile 2023-05-25 | Did you know? Hidden in one of Disney’s most famous animated movies is a painting of none other than Saint Mary Magdalene.In The Little Mermaid, Ariel is known for collecting human artifacts. One of which is a painting of Mary Magdalene, known as Magdalen with the Smoking Flame.Painted in 1640 by French Baroque painter Georges de La Tour, it features Mary Magdalene, lit by candlelight, staring into the flame, while wearing a billowy white and red dress tied with a rope, on her lap sits a skull.The painting is seen during the “Part of Your World” sequence in the film, when Ariel expresses her strong desire to become human. Ariel admires the painting as she sings the line “What is a fire, and why does it — what’s the word? — burn?”.According to the film’s directors, the painting was chosen by animator Glen Keane because he wanted a picture, an image, of a fire underwater to go with the lyric.#thelittlemermaid #disney #littlemermaid #mermaid #ariel #art #painting #drawing #animation #animated
From Sirens to Mermaids | Metamorphoses and Seduction Wisdomphile 2023-05-25 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link:Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwSirens and later mermaids are mythical figures that invite to pleasure and use music and female sex appeal to seduce. On one hand, these traits of being delectable and dangerous have been maintained throughout history and, on the other hand, the physical appearance of these characters has changed a lot over the centuries since the time of Homer.The siren has travelled through history first with wings and after that with a fish tail becoming a mermaid, and she is still alive in popular imagination. For example, in walt disney’s 1989 film, which is a children’s movie.Times change but the charm of sirens and mermaids has remained...#mermaids #mermaid #thelittlemermaid #sirens #siren #odysseus #odyssey #art #ariel #arielthelittlemermaid #song #partofyourworld #underthesea #disney #waltdisney #littlemermaid #thelittlemermaid2023 #thelittlemermaid1989
Vasili Perov | Russias Extraordinary Realist Painter Wisdomphile 2023-05-07 | One of the founding members of Peredvizhniki, a group of Russian realist painters the great Russian artist Vasily Perov was born in 1834, in the town of Tobolisk in today’s Siberia. One of the most prominent Russian realist artists of the 19th century, Vasily Perov died in 1882, leaving the legacy of more than 100 paintings portraying the souls and character of his contemporaries.#perov #perof #russia #russian #art #painting #realism #russianart #russianartist #drawing
Reading in Famous Paintings Wisdomphile 2023-04-23 | World Book Day is an annual event organized by UNESCO to promote reading and publishing. The first World Book Day was celebrated on 23 April in 1995, and continues to be recognized on that day.The original idea was conceived in 1922 by Spanish writer Vicente Clavel Andrés as a way to honour the author Miguel de Cervantes. It was first celebrated on 7 October 1926, Cervantes' birthday, before being moved to his death date, 23 April, in 1930. The celebration continued to enjoy great popularity in Spain, especially in Catalonia, where it coincides with the Diada de Sant Jordi, the patron saint of Catalonia. The Diada usually involves the exchange of gifts between loved ones and, since the 1931 Book Fair in Barcelona, the gifts are a book and a rose.In 1995, UNESCO decided that the World Book and Copyright Day would be celebrated on 23 April, as the date is also the anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, as well as that of the birth or death of several other prominent authors. (In a historical coincidence, Shakespeare and Cervantes died on the same date — 23 April 1616 — but not on the same day, as at the time, Spain used the Gregorian calendar and England used the Julian calendar; Shakespeare actually died 10 days after Cervantes died, on 3 May of the Gregorian calendar.)#book #bookdat #reading #literature #worldbookday #worldbookday2023 #books #library #art #painting
Strange Art Wisdomphile 2023-04-16 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link:Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwArt is something that we all enjoy. In some cases, art leaves an audience wondering just what was on the artist’s mind when they created their masterpiece. Today we will look at weird art that has kept people wondering through the years.#art #painting #sculpture #photography #artist #modernart #artistic
Reading between the Lines | Salvator Mundi by Albert Dürer Wisdomphile 2023-04-09 | Albrecht Dürer’s Salvator Mundi, although not completely finished, is in its own right a marvelous display of the draftsman work of arguably one of the most skilled artists the German lands has ever produced. Come, dear viewer, and let us admire this glistening pearl of a painting!Although it is unknown when Dürer started this piece, it is generally accepted that he placed his final brushstroke around 1504, just four years after the recently renowned and world’s most expensive painting of Leonardo Da Vinci Salvator Mundi was completed. It is easily assumed, therefore, that Dürer must have somehow drawn influence from Leonardo’s work but instead executing it with his own style and artistic skill.#dürer #renaissance #art #painting #drawing #durer #germany #jesus #salvatormundi
Eight Great Classical Female Nudes from the Past Wisdomphile 2023-04-01 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link:Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486 youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwSince Paleolithic times, the female nude body represented The Great Mothers or the Venus as we know them. She was with a large head and voluptuous body and seldom had any limbs, her sexual organs were depicted unashamedly and were worshiped too. Women being the object of worship, the one who bears fruits of progeny, was not just a celebration of beauty but also a stratum of more concealed and profound meaning.Many such examples have been found scattered all over the world right from the European to Chinese to Indian Empires. Amongst the visual genre filling the history of art, the female nude has been one of the most ardent and at the same time controversial subjects that have been tackled. Representing the very archetype of beauty, harmony and supernatural abilities since ancient times, the female body has been the object of erotic desire for the viewers. It is thus caught in the unique condition of showcasing both, the height of idealization and the depth of obscure and uncontrollable sensual drives#art #painting #renaissance #paint #oilpainting #velazquez #bouguerau #prehistoric
The Fascinating History and Use of Gold in Art Wisdomphile 2023-03-25 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link:Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486 youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwWe live in a Kaleidoscopic world, but gems and precious stones are more than mere decoration, they carry significant meanings for us all. Gold; a sign of nobility, indication of wealth, and even a badge of never ending love. Unlike the simplicity of itself, gold had a complicated history through which It has been a reason for wars, insanity and death. Through the centuries, although its composition has remained the same, the meaning of its symbolism has remolded to suit people of that time. Gold, which in the hand of artist has stirred our emotions, changed the way we behave and even altered the course of history.#gold #art #jewellery #painting #drawing #klimt #gustavklimt #goldleafpainting #goldleaf #goldleafart #icon #orthodox #icons #symbolism
Drawing with one continuous line | Engraving Wisdomphile 2023-03-19 | Did you know that ?This is an artistic feat very difficult to repeat. It is an 17th century engraving that shows Jesus Christ with a crown of thorns. The design was created with only one line that spirals around an axis. All the details in the face, the shading and the lighten up areas are created by thicken this line. The author of this masterpiece was the French artist Claude Mellan, and his engraving method is still a mystery. Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw#engraving #jesus #baroque #jesuschrist #christ #art #drawing #christianart #christianity #christian
Classical Paintings emptied because of COVID lockdown Wisdomphile 2023-03-11 | In a new anniversary of the declaration of the COVID pandemic by the World Health Organization, I will show you some classical paintings without their characters, because they are in lockdown and social distancing each other.#lockdown #who #art #painting #covid #covid19 #facemask #socialdistancing #pandemic #pandemia #worldhealthorganization #un #unitednations #classicalpainting #picasso #leonardodavinci #renaissance #goya
Three little known Women Artists Wisdomphile 2023-03-08 | Three women artists on International Women's Day.#women #woman #womenempowerment #women_issues #art #painting #womensday #hokusai #ukiyoe #katsushika #cassatt #impressionism #vigeelebrun
Mona Lisa | The Worlds Most Famous Painting... but why? Wisdomphile 2023-03-01 | Arguably the most famous painting the modern world has ever known, yet it’s not how it’s always been. Let alone the possible price of the painting itself, its valued so much that the room in the Louvre that houses and protects this painting cost over $7.5 million.The Mona Lisa is a portrait of an Italian woman painted by the famous artist and engineer Leonardo da Vinci. The thing that makes this painting so famous is the mystery that comes with it. Who is the woman? Where is the painting set? What is the figure trying to convey? How long did this take Leonardo da Vinci to complete? Why did he decide to paint this mysterious lady?Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw
Photos that Accidentally Look like a Renaissance painting Wisdomphile 2023-02-23 | Photos that Accidentally Look like a Renaissance painting#viral #memes #meme #viralvideo #humor #art #painting #renaissance #baroque #arts Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw
A playlist to feel inside a Giorgio de Chirico painting Wisdomphile 2023-02-13 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjwTIMESTAMPS / (composer) [performer]00:00 oressa (how to disappear completely)05:29 their story is lost (the caretaker)09:25 space 1 (unworn)12:50 endless falls (loscil)20:45 labyrinth (grouper)24:33 rhubarb (aphex twin) [marks umm]32:00 mental caverns without sunshine (the caretaker)35:13 subtotem (mount shrine)42:28 space 3 (unworn)45:37 she loves me that way (grouper)54:11 halo (alva noto/ryuichi sakamoto)
SALAI | Leonardos pupil... and lover? Wisdomphile 2023-02-11 | I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Born in 1480 Vimercate Italy, Gian Giacomo Caprotti da Oreno, better known as Salai was a pupil of the Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci. The nickname Salai is a contracted form of Saladino (Saladin in Italian). Leonardo da Vinci referred to Gian Giacomo by that nickname – since he was a child – as a joke, because he had a terrible temperament: As dangerous as Saladin. As an infidel (because Saladin was not Catholic), and therefore by extension a demon or devil.Although not many people know about him, Salai was an important part of Leonardo da Vincis personal and artistic life.#renaissance #davinci #leonardo #leonardodavinci #salai #art #painting #italy #italianart #monalisa
A playlist to paint like Leonardo da Vinci doing a portrait for the Gioconda Wisdomphile 2023-02-01 | TIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s]00:00 lachrimae (john dowland) [christopher morrongiello]04:54 fantasia 33 (francesco canova da milano) [monica pustilnik]08:10 fortune my foe (john dowland) [hopkinson smith]12:42 ricercar 13 (francesco canova da milano) [tommy johansson]14:32 saltarello chiamato bel fiore (pietro paolo borrono) [camila manente]15:58 frog galliard (john dowland) [ieva baltmiskyte]18:01 pavana & saltarello ditto la desperata (pietro paolo borrono) [stephen murphy]22:41 la traditora (marco dall'aquila) [stephen murphy]24:52 ricercar 33 (marco dall'aquila) [yair avidor]26:28 fantasie no. 2 (albert de rippe) [polivios issariotis]30:49 fantasie no. 4 (albert de rippe) [ricardo correa]37:12 repeat ⟳#renaissance #davinci #classicalmusic #playlist #art I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw
A playlist to feel inside a Sorolla painting Wisdomphile 2023-01-25 | The lovely guitar music of Francisco Tarrega with lovely pictures by Joaquin Sorolla will transport you to sunny Spain.00:00: Capricho árabe04:36 Alborada06:26 Marieta08:20 Pavana00:10:04 María00:11:21 Isabel12:36 La cartagenera17:22 Adelita in E Minor18:52 Rosita in D Major20:38 El columpio22:58 Danza mora24:56 Gran vals in A Major (NOKIA theme call)27:31 Malagueña fácil30:17 Recuerdos de la Alhambra35:45 Mazurka in G Major38:13 Las dos hermanas41:45 Minuetto in E Major43:11 Paquito45:07 Pepita46:25 Danza odalisca49:04 Sueño Mazurka50:31 Vals in D Major52:31 Variaciones sobre el carnaval de Venecia de Paganini01:00:35 Prelude No. 1 in D Minor01:01:46 Prelude No. 2 in A Minor01:03:15 Prelude No. 3 in G Major01:00:35 Prelude No. 4 in E Major01:04:39 Prelude No. 5 in E Major01:05:57 Prelude No. 6 in B Minor01:06:51 Prelude No. 7 in A Major01:07:35 Prelude No. 8 in A Major01:07:56 Prelude No. 9 in A Major01:08:18 Prelude No. 10 in D Major01:08:36 Prelude in D Major01:09:02 Prelude in A Minor01:09:27 Prelude in D Major01:10:04 Lágrima01:11:35 Prelude in G Major01:12:17 Prelude in C Major01:12:57 Endecha01:13:47 Oremus01:14:41 Prelude in A Minor01:15:06 Prelude in D Major01:15:35 Prelude in A Major01:15:55 Estudio en forma de minuet01:17:31 Estudio sobre un estudio de cramer01:18:55 Sueño Trémolo#sorolla #playlist #guitar #spanish #spain #costadelsol #guitarra #spanishguitar #relaxing #tarrega #art #music Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
People Who Accidentally Found Their Double at the Museum Wisdomphile 2023-01-21 | People Who Accidentally Found Their Doppelgangers at the Museum#art #painting #drawing #museum #lookalikes #doppelgangers #viral #viralvideo #meme #memes #fun #funny #funnyvideo #artvideo #artistic #double #similar #doppelgänger #museums #fineart #frame #viralvideo #viralshorts #viralshortvideo
People Who Accidentally Found Their Double at the Museum Wisdomphile 2023-01-20 | People Who Accidentally Found Their Doppelgangers at the Museum#art #painting #drawing #museum #lookalikes #doppelgangers #viral #viralvideo #meme #memes #fun #funny #funnyvideo #artvideo #artistic #double #similar #doppelgänger #museums #fineart #frame #viralvideo #viralshorts #viralshortvideo
A playlist to feel like youre inside a Monet painting Wisdomphile 2023-01-17 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s]00:00 rêverie (debussy) [rousseau]05:09 bagatelle op. 97 no. 2 (sibelius) [paul barton]08:50 five pieces for piano, no. 5: granen (sibelius) [fabien proulx-tremblay]Credits to Fabien Proulx-Tremblay: youtu.be/V5sMOBoFJgI11:58 pas trop vite (germaine tailleferre) [msburgmuller]13:25 nocturne op. 9 no. 1 (chopin) [kassia]19:55 d'un vieux jardin (lili boulanger) [gregory wang]23:00 deux valses pour deux pianos (germaine tailleferre) [marc clinton/nicole carboni]26:08 roman sketches, op. 7: iii. the fountain of the acqua paola (griffes) [jason lo]29:52 valse romantique (debussy) [alain planès]33:17 jeux d'eau (ravel) [varyk]39:41 saint françois d'assise: la prédication aux oiseaux (liszt) [roberto prosseda]50:26 ma mère l'oye: iii. pavane de la belle au bois dormant (ravel) [marie-josèphe jude]52:00 nocturne, l. 82 (debussy) [jacques rouvier]58:07 images inédites: i. lent, doux et mélancolique (debussy) [jacques rouvier]01:01:41 miroirs: iii. une barque sur l'ocean (ravel) [vitaly pisarenko]↓ PAINTINGS ↓1. impression, sunrise, 18742. wild poppies, near argenteuil, 18733. jeanne-marguerite lecadre in the garden, 18664. le bassin aux nymphéas, 19195. sunrise, the sea, 18736. the magpie, 1868-18697. la grenouillère, 18698. woman with a parasol, madame monet and her son, 18759. the water lily pond, green harmony, 189910. le déjeuner sur l'herbe, 1865-186611. san giorgio maggiore at dusk, 1908-191212. snow at argenteuil, 187513. women in the garden, 186614. bordighera, 188415. cliff walk at pourville, 188216. waterloo bridge, sunlight effect, 1903#monet #impressionism #classicalmusic #painting #lightacademia #darkacademia #playlist #music Original playlist from "Nobody" YT channel
The Landscapes of Jose Maria Velasco Wisdomphile 2023-01-13 | When I was young, I saw an illustration on the cover of a Mexican geography book: the painting of a landscape dominated by a train that was moving trough a countryside. It was charming and neat.José María Velasco, born in1840 died in 1912, was a landscape painter.His topic and fascination was the Mexican territory and the transformation of it due to human activity.He studied arts in the fine arts college of San Carlos in Mexico City where the teacher Eugenio Landesio (1810-1879) guided him through the road of realism and landscape art. Later on, he became a teacher of perspective in the same college when he was just 18.Velasco perfected his technical abilities at an early stage of his life and dedicated his art career to painting the domestication of the valleys of Mexico. The development of his talent was a process done on the on field, were he would take his easel, canvases, paintings and brushes on the top of cliffs and hills to paint the landscape.In his time, the cities were small and undeveloped land was vast. The dreams of a better future and progress didn’t affect the beauty of the land.In his pieces we can observe a pristine lake of Texcoco that was reduced in size during the 20th century. The skylines of cities dominated by domes and towers of churches and cathedrals, heritage of the viceroyalty period, the valley and the mountain as a whole are elements that define the aura of his creations about the human activity and the land back then.Even in Jose Maria’s purest landscape, there are traces of human activity like a single explorer with his donkey or a lone dirt road in the mountain.As always, Jose painted his masterpieces with the mastery and the ability to recreate the true spirit and beauty of Mexican landscapes of his time.If you enjoyed this video, please, give a like, subscribe and activate the bell for notifications.#art #josemariavelasco #velasco #mexico #mexicanart #mexicanartist #mexican #painting
Across the Savannah - Aaron Kenny Wisdomphile 2023-01-10 | African themed music#africa #african #savannah #lion #rhino #antelope #hippo #crocodile #elephant #antelope #wildebeest #leopard #cheetah
Playlist to explore Lovecraftian ruins that were inhabited by an alien civilization in weird planet Wisdomphile 2022-11-30 | TIMESTAMPS / (author/s) 00:00 underpass (mount shrine)09:01 the vast monotony of void (nowt)15:45 an ending 'ascent' (brian eno)20:00 the endless city (nowt)23:23 winter restlessness (mount shrine)33:21 proximity to the inevitable (nowt)40:24 lakey kong (bengalfuel)50:21 fog everywhere (nowt)54:28 origins (retland)59:15 subtotem (mount shrine)#ambient #space #ruins#ambientmusic #liminal #lovecraft #lovecraftian#civilization #playlist #cosmic #cosmichorror #weirdfictionOriginal playlist from "Nobody" YT channel
Horses in Art Wisdomphile 2022-11-24 | People tend to say that a dog is a man’s best friend, but I beg to differ. Don’t get me wrong, I adore dogs, but I also love horses. Ever since humanity was able to make art, it has depicted horses. So, I thought I could talk a little bit about how horses have been present in the history of art, especially focusing on the works of the old masters.#oldmasters #painting #paints #art #delacroix #goya #rubens #leonardo
Daydreamer – Required Reading by Carl Larsson Wisdomphile 2022-11-17 | We are onlookers to a window of another age. A time when things were simpler, as some might argue, and when life still held that ‘old-world charm’ and fuzzy-warm sentiment. Yet although nowadays we may have more advanced technologies which improve our life and we can no longer relate to the rough day-to-day living of Scandinavia during the early 20th century; we, however, nonetheless still possess the same human spirit which our ancestors have felt just the same as we do.#larsson #sweden #swedish #swedishart #art #painting #kids #boredom
Shakespeare and Art Wisdomphile 2022-11-08 | No matter where you are, even if you have never read one of his plays, you surely have heard about William Shakespeare. I can’t even remember from whom or where did I hear the story of Romeo and Juliet, I just knew it one day. That is how mainstream Shakespeare’s stories have become. It is the greatest writer of English history, and they surely are proud of him. That is why it is not a surprise that it has served as an inspiration for many painters of the time and later.#shakespeare #art #painting #drawing #william #williamshakespeare #theater #hamlet #macbeth #kinglear #lear #ophelia
Danse Macabre - Camille Saint-Saëns Wisdomphile 2022-10-31 | The composition is based upon a poem by Henri Cazalis, on an old French superstition: Zig, zig, zig, Death in a cadence, Striking with his heel a tomb, Death at midnight plays a dance-tune, Zig, zig, zig, on his violin. The winter wind blows and the night is dark; Moans are heard in the linden trees. Through the gloom, white skeletons pass, Running and leaping in their shrouds. Zig, zig, zig, each one is frisking, The bones of the dancers are heard to crack— But hist! of a sudden they quit the round, They push forward, they fly; the cock has crowed.According to the ancient superstition, "Death" appears at midnight every year on Halloween. Death has the power to call forth the dead from their graves to dance for him while he plays his fiddle (represented by a solo violin with its E-string tuned to an E-flat in an example of scordatura tuning). His skeletons dance for him until the first break of dawn, when they must return to their graves until the next year.The Danse Macabre, also called the Dance of Death, is an artistic genre of allegory of the Late Middle Ages on the universality of death.The Danse Macabre consists of the dead, or a personification of death, summoning representatives from all walks of life to dance along to the grave, typically with a pope, emperor, king, child, and laborer. The effect was both frivolous, and terrifying; beseeching its audience to emote reactively. It was produced as memento mori, to remind people of the fragility of their lives, and how vain were the glories of earthly life.#saint-saëns #saintsaëns #saintsaens #classicalmusic #death #dansemacabre #skeleton #medieval #middleages #halloween
Orientalism Wisdomphile 2022-10-26 | The 1800s was an era of discovery all around the world. After the Napoleonic age, Europe decided to dive into the other continents. In 1815, the Congress of Vienna divided Africa like a cake: this part belongs to France, this other to the British… and so on. As the Europeans began their colonization, they became aware of the different lifestyles that people from around the world had, especially the people from the Maghreb and the Middle East.Artists didn’t waste time. As soon as they started learning about those new people from the East, they started creating masterworks with Oriental thematic. Musicians, ballet choreographers, writers, painters, sculptors, they were all eager to represent the Orient as they understood it. #orient #oriental #orientalism #asia #middleeast #arab #maghreb
A playlist to feel inside a Hokusai woodblock print in Edo Japan Wisdomphile 2022-10-21 | TIMESTAMPS / (author/s)00:00 shikararete (isaac stern/hozan yamamoto/ensemble nipponia)03:24 kumoi jishi (ensemble nipponia)09:05 kushimoto-bushi (goro yamaguchi)12:31 honshirabe (kōhachiro miyata)16:24 sakura sakura (isaac stern/shakuhachi ensemble nipponia)22:54 hachidan (yamato ensemble)31:13 futatsu no den-en-shi, no. 1 (yamato ensemble)35:26 yukage no uta (yamato ensemble)42:23 haru no umi (michio miyagi/yamato ensemble)50:21 hoshun (spring time): hoshun (yamato ensemble)↓ PAINTINGS ↓ / (timestamps + information)00.00 the great wave off kanagawa, 183103.24 boy viewing mount fuji, 183909.05 kirifuri waterfall on mount kurokami in shimotsuke province, circa 1827–183112.31 miyako shell, circa 182116.24 poem by tenchi tennō, from the series one hundred poems explained by the nurse, 183922.54 grasshopper and iris, late 1820s31.13 poem by sarumaru dayū, from the series one hundred poems explained by the nurse, 183935.26 kajikazawa in kai province, circa 1830-183242.23 spring in the rice fields, circa 180050.21 mitsui shop at surugachō in edo, circa 1830-1832#hokusai #japan #paintings #music #japanmusic #edoperiod #japanese #woodblock #print #edoperiod #edo #japanedo #samurai #ninja #art #japaneseart #japaneseartist #anime #asia #buddhism #zen #otaku Original playlist by "nobody" YT channel
The Suffering Artist – Worn Out by Vincent Van Gogh Wisdomphile 2022-10-15 | From the collection of Van Gogh’s earlier works, the drawing Worn Out, completed in 1882, resonates the earnestness of the beloved artist Vincent Van Gogh.#vangogh #painting #peasant #countryside #drawing
A playlist to feel like youre inside a Beksinski painting Wisdomphile 2022-10-07 | 00:00 virtutes instrumenti (kevin macleod)04:20 a winter that kills (unworn)10:20 the endless city (nowt)13:52 secret from the river (repulsive)17:20 gray-tinged suburbs (mount shrine)27:42 akane's regret (repulsive)32:36 a note unsaid (repulsive)41:45 empty slopes (mount shrine)51:04 last hideout (artur kordas)56:28 when will this end? (unworn)#beksinski #playlist #music #postapocalyptic #apocalypse #nuclearwar #painting #dark #distopya #distopia #dystopia #dystopian #scifi #sciencefiction
A playlist to feel like youre inside a Leonora Carrington painting Wisdomphile 2022-10-04 | - Timestamps! - 0:00 What Falling in love feels like slowed3:03 Amore Mio - Aiutami 6:56 Clair De Lune - Ethereal Remix11:29 The Swan - ETHEREAL REMIX14:49 Sunken Cathedral - Debussy20:36 Ave Maria - Schubert26:52 Reverie - Debussy31:15 chopin - nocturne no. 20 in c sharp minor35:45 Faulkner - Daydreaming38:45 Mozart - Eine Kleine Natchtmusik - Andante45:30 Holst - The planets - Venus53:43 Ludovico Einaudi - Nuvole Bianche60:23 Einaudi - Experience#leonoracarrington #carrington #surreal #surrealism #dream #mexico #art #artist #painting #fantasy #playlist
J. R. R. Tolkien and Philosophy Wisdomphile 2022-10-01 | Most of us can remember where we were when certain watershed events in History occurred, such as the fall of the Berlin Wall or Barack Obama’s election. Most of us can also remember where we were when we first discovered The Lord of the Rings.We remember the excitement of discovery. Here was a world that was real—in fact, more real, more solid than the one we left when we opened the covers of that book. Those covers were magic doors, and we really walked through them into Tolkien’s world. They were not just windows to peer through, like cages at a zoo. We were not tourists but natives. We knew this world. It was our own world, seen more clearly than we had ever seen it before.Exploring Tolkien’s world was not just interesting. It was not even just fascinating. It was sheer joy. For we knew that here we had touched truth. This book was a homecoming. This book blew our minds. Subsequent readings confirmed the reality and truth of Tolkien’s world, and joy rose again like the sun. No one reads The Lord of the Rings only once; and that is the clearest mark of a Great BookAnalysis of the popular appeal of The Lord of the Rings shows that Tolkien fans are hungry for discussion of the urgent moral and cosmological issues arising out of this fantastic epic story. Some of the deeper philosophical questions raised by the books and movies are…. Can power ever be wielded for good, or is it always corrupting? Should death be seen as a “gift”? Can political power be wielded for good, or must it always corrupt? Does technology destroy the truly human? Can golden rings and dragon’s treasures ever bring us true happiness? If an ent falls in the forest, and no one is around to hear, would it make any sound?This video series is not about Tolkien’s world. It is about Tolkien’s worldview, Tolkien’s philosophy and the philosophical issues that can be found or illustrated by Tolkien’s work. #tolkien #jrrtolkien #thelordoftherings #lordoftherings #theringsofpower #ringsofpower #thehobbit #hobbit #hobbits #onering #ring
The Slumbering Girl – In the Woods by Albert Anker Wisdomphile 2022-09-25 | Completed in 1865, the painting, In the Woods, by the celebrated Swiss artist, Albert Anker, is a striking example of the serene naturalness found within the realism art movement.In realism, art is not about adding sparkle, shine, glimmer, or glamour; but rather it labors to depict the true mundane, imperfect world while leaving out any extraordinary elements. Painter Albert Anker is remembered and forever immortalized in Swiss society, for his depiction of realistic 19th century Swiss village life which is boldly brush- stroked in this masterpiece .#albertanker #anker #painting #realism #realistic #realisticpainting #19thcentury #switzerland #swiss #peasant
A playlist to feel like youre inside a van Gogh painting Wisdomphile 2022-09-21 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------timestamps / (composer/s) [performer/s]00:00 nocturne op. 15 no. 2 (chopin) [vadim chaimovich]03:59 un sospiro (liszt) [dubravka tomsic]09:57 reflets dans l'eau (debussy) [rousseau]15:06 ondine (ravel) [jean-yves thibaudet]21:35 étude op. 76 no. 2 'arr. for cello and guitar' (sibelius) [solveig meens/nicolas lestoquoy]24:30 nocturne pour violon et piano (lili boulanger) [savitri grier/richard uttley]27:35 danza de los vecinos (manuel de falla) [daniel ligorio ferrandiz]31:09 prélude à l'aprés-midi d'un faune (debussy) [vyacheslav gryaznov]41:56 impromptu op. 5 no. 5 (sibelius) (paul barton)45:49 pavane pour une infante défunte (ravel) [rousseau]↓ PAINTINGS ↓ / (timestamps + information)00.00 the starry night, 188904.00 a wheatfield with cypresses, 188909.57 poppy field, 189015.06 starry night over the rhône, 188821.35 farmhouse in provence, 188824.30 café terrace at night, 188827.35 green wheat fields, 189031.09 self-portrait, 188741.56 wheatfield with crows, 189045.49 almond blossom, 1890Original playlist from "Nobody" YT channel #vangogh #classicalmusic #painting #lightacademia #darkacademia #playlist #music
Life in a Fruit Bowl | Still life by J. Huldonck Wisdomphile 2022-09-15 | Jacob van Hulsdonck, born in Antwerp, was a still life painter from the early 1600s. He was an exquisite artist who focused mainly on painting fruit bowls, flowers, and banquet-style masterpieces. In one of his most well-known pieces, a painting titled Still Life with Lemons, Oranges, and Pomegranate, each and every detail found within speaks for itself.#baroque #netherlands #huldonck #dutch #painting #oilpainting #drawing #stilllife
A playlist to chill out like a 19th century painter Wisdomphile 2022-09-11 | Also, I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo@learninglanguageswithleo486youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Time Stamps00:00 - The Carnival Of The Animals: XIII, The Swan02:39 - 2 Arabesques: No. 1, Andantino Con Moto06:45 - Trois Gymnopédies: No. 1, Lent Et Doloreux09:34 - Nocturnes, Op. 9: No. 2 In E-Flat Major13:53 - Suite bergamasque, L. 75: No. 3, Clair de lune18:34 - Daydreaming (Luke Faulkner)21:31 - River Flows in You24:32 - Le Onde, Le Onde, Nefeli27:41 - 12 Etudes, Op. 25: No. 1 In A-Flat Major30:09 - Consolations, S. 172: No. 334:11 - Rêverie, L. 6838:23 - The Seasons, Op. 37a: No. 5, May. White Nights43:00 - The Seasons, Op. 37a: No. 6 June: Barcarolle48:15 - The Seasons, Op. 37a: No. 12, December. Christmas52:48 - Dream Boat No.03#chillout #chill #out #painter #19thcentury #art #painting #paint
The Reality of Teachers Illustrated with Classical Paintings Wisdomphile 2022-09-07 | Funny video in which classical artworks illustrate different situation typical to teachers and professors.#funny #memes #meme #teacher #teaching #school #schoollife #schoolmemes #teacher #education #educational #classical #painting #paintings #renaissance #baroque
