Who else has homework about this

scale: 0:58 composition 1:34 pictorial space: 3:20 form: 4:43 line: 5:35 color: 6:03 light: 6:45 tone: 7:35 texture: 7:55 pattern: 8:35

these guys are nerding tf out. So much info

4 years later after high school, I just wanted to thank this channel for helping me pass AP Art History, and getting me invested into the history of art. These analytical skills that I learned helped me in literally so many things! Even in engineering I see myself using these techniques. Bless these people

These videos are so well scripted. Excellent teaching, with real passion in your voices!

Thanks for doing a video on formal analysis--it's an invaluable approach for looking at and appreciating paintings, and all too often gets sidelined by what may be a slight over-emphasis on socio-politico-historical approaches. Excellent choice with Bellini's "Madonna," and a very thoughtful and thorough analysis--can't believe you fit all that in in under 10 minutes! Grateful for all your videos!

Wow! We we're just about to start this in my art history class. Good timing

I had to watch it twice because it is so satisfying.

This channel is a gift to humanity. It aint snobby or pseudo-intellectual-ish, instead the videos have passion and knowledge and respect for the audience and the artform which some channels dont have. Thank you for this.

I have always wanted to get into art but it seemed so intimidating and there is such a lot to learn but this channel is so educational and teaches you terminology in easy to understand videos and it honestly makes me happy when I'm able to understand or pick up things in artwork that the narrators also pick out. Thank you so much for this channel, you have no idea how appreciative I am of you

Fall 2020 art history, who else is in? Lol

So in depth. Incredible.

absolutely brilliant! Coming from a background in cultural history, I usually find myself more drawn to the context surrounding works of art, rather than technical analysis. this is super helpful for me!

So far in my first year in post-secondary I've written two historical essays, and through no prior association, I happened to watch a video of yours for each, both of which put me on the right track. Great job guys, and thank you.

Espectacular video! muchísima precisión.

art history final has brought me here. thx for helping me with the word count besties

You have done a better job in helping me this semester than my own art professor. Thank you!

I watched this twice now, it is making more sense the second time around. I love learning how to appreciate art. Thank you!

Glad that I can have this video before my exam!

This video helped me a lot. It teaches me how each element of arts works in a particular art.

I enjoyed this analysis, wonderful job. As usual, the background voices are a good choice.

This formal analysis is outstanding and very helpful. Thank you so much! ❤️

I’m in a college art appreciation course and I had to watch this video to learn about how people analyze and interpret art. Yeah, I see in the comments lots of people talking about homework for their various courses, seems like this might be some kind of common core material. Overall solid example, I learned a lot as someone who’s been in studio art before

AP exam in the middle of a pandemic, mhhm here we go man...

Nicely done, Drs. Zucker and Harris! Recommended!

I really enjoy all your videos. So well done and so much good information. Thank you!

I love the landscape!

So much to love about this video. I appreciated the expectations at the beginning because I often - read as: usually - don't know what to expect from these videos (albeit, in a good way). I knew exactly what was (not) about to happen and it set the tone of increased comprehension throughout. :) That said, yay for having real knowledge of what composition is! I see now that was one of the art terms I took for granted - always feeling familiar, but never truly understood. Totally makes sense now. I think pictorial space is one of my favorite artistic illusions. It's so interesting seeing how it's achieved in various pieces and I'll be trying to spot ways pattern denies it going forward.

Extremely instructive, didactic, thank you, very useful and very formative. 💙

I really enjoy your videos and articles. Very informative as well. Great content, keep up the good work!

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you!

This is simply wonderful.

Super helpful for my art composition class, thanks! :)

This brought me back to my high school art classes in the 1960s.

OMG awesome channel! Thank you!

Clear and painstaking lesson. I will try to incorporate more of these elements to the structure of my own analyses, which sometimes lack some of them, are looser as formal structure regards: I focus on content and put these technical issues at its service. Thank you.

This was way too complicated for my very simple mind. Like me: painting. Nice. You guys: Look at that cloud, it’s lighter and has less detail. Look at how the buildings are rectangular. Look at the leaves. Look at the line of her shoulder, hand and the babies body. Her weird hand pose. The corner of the squared- If this isn’t talent idk what is

I'm in art school btu we do mostly modern art (nothing older then the 70s) so this was very fascinating to me! Thank you

Fantastic Film, thank you for sharing. I want to use this to show my students 1 part of art participation

Luminoso análisis !! Gracias

Brilliant, concise and helpful Thanks for this video

Thank you very much, I learned a lot from this video.

the test is in less than 2 hours... i-

I was skeptical when the presenters dismissed history and iconography. But the analysis of the composition was incredible. Thank you.

Love you guys tysm for your work, BEAUTY!

Now we only need a video on how to analyze abstract art :)

very interesting, thank you

This would help me alot with my exam! Thank you guys so much！

This was super helpful :) thanks!

What if the artist was still alive was like “hell, I just painted it. Wasn’t even thinking about all that.”

I love this channel

Such a great content!❤️🥰

This analysis video made me excited for my AP Art History course which started back in September, and these resources have helped me so much throughout the year.

This is some FBI-level analysis, I'm using this to help me work on my final assignment due in a few days 😅

Wonderful! Very helpful!

I had an art history professor tell me: " If you're unable to make your mind up, - between art and science, you can do both in 'art-restoration' ... "

Wow this was so helpful thank you!

this is such a great video!!!

I'M HERE TO LEARN.

I love this. This was so very helpful. I am now a new sub.

The baby looks like he's about to fall from her lap. She isn't touching or interacting with him, which is odd.

Really nice and value added

Amazing! Thank you. 2020

Came here for homework, left with newfound knowledge and curiosity.

Thanks a lot. Very helpful for ametuers like me who want to better learn how to read art

more videos like this!!!!

excellent! TY

Thank you...

The contrast between almost every edge of her blue garment and what is next to it looks artifical. Look at 8:41. The blue triangle versus the red sleeve.

The baby is beautiful and realistically portrayed

I have a formal analysis homework about this in College… is due tomorrow too! 1500 words…

Thank you for the great videos, you two. I have a quick question for you (or anyone in your audience) about differentiating between composition and pictorial space. You discussed the dynamic between the angles in the figures' heads as part of the composition but the orthogonal lines in the field as part of the pictorial space. Both discussions identify geometrical patterns. Is the difference between the two the element of depth? That is, if you were talking about the relationship between Mary and the human figure resting in the background, would you discuss their locations in pictorial space because they exist at varying depths in the world of the painting or would you discuss their arrangement in the composition because they exist at varying places in the scene? Would I be wrong to discuss both in separate discussions, i.e. in regards to separate interpretations? Also, since Mary's eye-line is so much higher than the other figure's eye-lines and she is taller than the horizon, would you say this painting employs the hieratic scale--specifically in a way that exemplifies the presence of a religious figure? I've been fascinated for a long time with Mughal, Ottoman, and Persian miniatures and often find in them both radical manipulations of hieratic scale and repetition of color create what seem like obvious spectrums of holy/important figures--perhaps not unlike this Bellini painting.

Mary's hands are like that 'cause she's about to fire a kikōhō to test Jesus's power level.

How does ones brain comprehend all this? Great video btw~

What differentiation should we make between the illusion of texture here and the real texture that we find in Van Gogh's impasto and the thick paint and other objects in somebody like Pollock?

Hi! I would really like to know a bit more about pattern and why it clashes with the three dimensionality of the painting.

Thanks so much for this video, as a student in the history of arts, (in France, but it doesn't matter) it is very helpful ! Do you have one that explains how to analyse the first points that are mentioned at the begining ? I have searched on the channel but did not find one.

THANK YOU

professor : here take this painting me : okay ? professor : analyse it in a 6 paragraph essay me : w-what. . . how ????

They did a way better job then my art teacher did in explaining this - thank you - at least she did share this video

subscribed....Thank you

I’m gonna take an art history class now

amazing nice video

you are a God send

This is just a perfect video on how to appreciate art. Really this is amazing. Are there any vids following this model done by yourselves which is stripped of all biographical and historical background? Anyway, many thanks and keep up your great job

so well scripted. Excellent teaching

Thank you. ❤️

9:31 legends say they are still standing there !

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Thanks for the video glhf

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Dia 21/04/2023 voltando para terminar ''Uma introdução a história da arte'' no Khan Academy.

Such a weird disconnect between the natural landscape and the dominant figure. I ‘d like to see the landscape ‘unveiled’ from behind the Virgin’s robe. Why did the artist not paint a stone wall behind the virgin? Perhaps a stone wall and a rich tapestry hanging as a backdrop?

Any suggestions on references (books) for further reading?

What’s the name of the intro song

How do they even come up with this stuff

What is that piano piece in the beginning?

Time indicators of all parts in this video : 00:00 : Introduction 00:55 : Scale 01:33 : Composition 03:18 : Pictorial Space 04:42 : Form 05:34 : Line 06:02 : Color 06:42 : Light 07:34 : Tone 07:32 : Texture 08:33 : Pattern 09:25 : Conclusion

Interesting

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