Great work.🎉

A new technique you introduced of the sparkling affects of tiny daubs which seem to animate the subject, The lips and nose and eyes were wonderfully depicted. A great lesson to try to emulate. Thank you Monsieur Keating. Rosie Hoy New Zealand

A coat of varnish like re-touch varnish then some serious paint. ☺

Mr. Keating made this work so effortlessly. I am shocked. I made two attempt at copies and now realize I was too careful and did not use enough paint. Vincent was a genius for sure. Thank you sir for the demonstration.

Mr. Keating- then was then today is today. Porn was different than the plethora of filth we have today.

His autobiography is a great read and he explains the reasons for his forgeries and says most paintings in museums are forgeries 👍

Great video, especially when Tom shows the "tonking" method developed by Professor Henry Tonks ❤

Sad he got caught, still there are many others and always will be, enough to keep the greedy thieves satisfied who just collect for the value, and dont care how they get them, each time a ‘new’ Picasso. Rembrandt. Van Gogh, Sisley, /Soutine, et al, is discovered somebody somewhere is absolutely howling with laughter, whats better than fooling the so called experts who have never picked up a paintbrush in their lives or the thieves who buy them. So much art is stolen, so where does it go…to the thieves who buy them knowing they have been stolen, all these people that turn up at auctions, we found it in the attic, /aunt Ethel left it to us in her will……no these have been stolen. How do I know, because all my art degree work was stolen, my sculpture, my etchings, my prints, I did not sell them, they were stolen. My stuff is small fry in the art world, but it’s the same all the way upto the top and thats what Tom Keating knew…

I wish he'd had more time for these demonstrations; though he was pretty seriously ill at this point - I do like the way he ties things together, both in his painting and his commentary.

There's nothing pretentious about this bloke!

Coucou c'est Félicia. Jsuis a Paris et maman d'une petite fille. Dommage ya plus tes musiques ❤ biz

The confidence of Keating's painting is remarkable. He seems to know exactly what the painting will look like and where each single stroke belongs before he even begins to put brush to canvas. The painting seems to paint itself.

These days, we have Bob Ross and his happy little accidents!

Thank you

'Should have shot a few art dealers, not himself.' Love Tom's attitude to all this!

l think in the very short time he has in front of the camera it's very good. Come time this painting would be worked on over a long period improving slowly but surely

HUGHES

One has a feeling that Keating is the real artist!

Brilliant

Tom has delighted me throughout his series on the various techniques employed by artists such as Turner and Rembrandt. There does however remain the question as to how he knew what those techniques were. I've read several art books on many of these 'masters', but all omit to specify the exact nature of their working methodology. "He would have..." is a phrase often used by Tom when discussing these artists but the question remains as to the certainty of his knowledge. He does ultimately manage to capture the essence or style of his subject, but I suspect there are many paths that could achieve the same result.

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Thank you Tom Keating. I know you are on the other side now, but so present here in your teaching. I’m absorbing this gratefully like a sponge

I love his program Tom and have better understanding and appreciation of art as a resuly

I had an art teacher tell me "Stop doing halo's around objects and people" ... I wish i could go back and tell them "that's not a halo..that's a BRIDGE!!" ---I have learned that instructors and teachers who tell you to "never do this or that" do not understand art. They weaken artistic abilities almost as bad as the parents who tell their kids that art is not a vocation.

Always good to hear a working artist on other artists

Muy buenas explicaciones maestro😁

I've just discovered Tom Keating and this series is wonderful. I wish there were more episodes. I blew right through them in a couple of days.

Mr. Keating is also a sensitive and gentle soul. These videos have a value that go beyond mere instruction.

Sensational!!!!

Geweldig om te zien hoe u dat doet,dank u .

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An interesting and incredibly talented man.

the video freezes near the end, (23 mins) just as Keating says ''his objective was to acheive the kind of paint...'' did anyone hear the end of it? I`d love to know

not the slightest resemblance of the lights form van Goghs painting

Beautiful

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He's talking about Renoir, but the painting has nothing to do with Renoir or his technique.

I am speechless by this flawless presentation and teaching nonetheless! Such "tricks" of GOLD!

Lovely Art Thank you for sharing beautiful art 👍😊

ThankYOU!!!!!!!

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I didn't think this would be interesting but it was fascinating. I could listen to you all day and watch you paint also. Thank you.

You are a master tnks

Wonderfull,, Thank you !

Anyone know the mixture for scumbling?

No glazing for Monet

Names of music at the beginning

This Sr. is amazing .....where i can get more information from him?

I wish there were more fo Tom. There’s something about him and his temperament that is very soothing. He is brilliant too.

I hate how people like Keating are not around anymore, I could be pals with him, he comes from Lewisham same neck of the woods from me, there are no characters like this anymore. Shit times we live in now.