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Thank you so very much @AnneHodge. That was a wonderful description of the ideas, process and the amazing artworks in this exhibition that you have so beautifully curated. Thanks also to all the many others involved behind the scene. I applaud & wish you well in your important efforts to enhance sustainability in NGI.

Absolutely wonderful talk on this exhibition, just sorry I cant see it in person as I am now living in Ontario, Canada. Lovely to see works of Yanni Petters and Cora Cummins here. Thanks to all at National Gallery.

Thanks Anne very good

Hello

St. Irish Princess Dymphna, pray for us

Thanks for the book recommendation of Julie Manet ‘s diary , growing up with the impressionists . I got it from my local library and it is fascinating!

A beautifully curated exhibition.

This content is very interesting. However, it is a casual and nonchalant approach that could be improved by professional film formatting of artefacts and film editing. Also, the commentator needs to improve diction and pacing. It would be interesting to have actual "makers as curators" such as stain-glass artists and artisans also commentate on artefacts, as well as academics. Is it possible to introduce a professional producer for these productions? After all it is the National Gallery.

Fantastic survey of Early 20th century Irish stained glass. Unfortunately the use of aah or aam every fourth word is incredibly distracting. Please listen to yourself and stop the aams.

Beautiful & wonderful. Truly beautiful & wonderful 👏🥹

Very interesting. And amazing how the last questioner was happy to give up several hours of her time to listen to the “selfish” and “self-absorbed” artist! 🤷‍♀️

Such beautiful painting the way she painted the lace and the fabrics is so wonderful I have only just discovered her work through my open university course and I have to say how much I love all her paintings I hope to come to Dublin one day and see this painting - it will be a truly emotional experience I’m sure

Fabulous talk, with detailed research effortlessly incorporated. Thank you very much for sharing this

I love his work.

Thanks NGI, great talk, I look forward to seeing the exhibition!

This show is fantastic Bravo

Italians in art. Cant.be. surpassed.

Made St Dymphna go woke 😂🤦🏻‍♀️ y’all forgot Jesus

I really enjoyed this music. Could you please post a credit/link for the music? thank you. 😊

Great artist ,captures the period.

P r o m o S M 😍

Para mim, na tradução, o quadro é de 1617, quando em realidade ele nasceu em 1632. A obra é de 1670-71.

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St. Dymphna is the patron saint of mental health because she was killed by her father who had mental illness.

Many thanks! Very interesting observations and relaxing to listen to. The speaker has a beautiful gentle voice.

I was studying the art in the farnese family collection and found this video. Its so exciting to find out this portrait, which i had seen many time before was actually depicting one of the family members

saint dyphna pls pray for me near the throne of god to be healed from.hard depression its from i was 15 years now i am 57 long time suffer this illnes pls st dyphna help me and cure me from.this very hard illness i passed a lot hard time from my briother he used to take drugs and even beated me thats why i became sick st dyphna god rewarded you in heaven ❤

'PromoSM' 🤭

Beautiful St Dymphna intercede for us.

Pourquoi en anglais? Monet est français, Argenteuil est en France.

Badass last words

Thank you so much for posting this! ❤

I always spell my name without the h as h was never in the Irish

This was wonderful. Thank you. I have a long story about St Dymphna in my new book, Saint Brigid & Other Amazing Irish Women! Published by Columba Books.

Thank you so much for your upload and for following the care instructions

Superb work @nationalgalleryie this work is vital. Looking forward to seeing the exhibition!

Why does the maid look so impatient could it be she wants her mistress to finish so she can deliver it and go about her business there is nothing saying it's a love letter? Were Vermeer's paintings named by the artist or in his 19th-century rediscovery?

Absolutely brilliant!

Beautiful! Where can I find more information about these paintings? Is there a book I can buy or is there on the internet more information/ analysis?

Really looking forward to enjoying these - particularly Lavery on location !

yup crex

This looks really exciting

These details are just amazing, it is a joy to see Lavinia's brushwork and skill up close after the conservation project. Fantastic!

p̶r̶o̶m̶o̶s̶m̶ 😳

Uhm, brush & ink drawing I think, not pen & ink as she said

Beautiful

the invitation to have a conversation and make a presentation

Sean is so pretentious, he explains something that is nothing.

Very well done, thanks for the content :)

This work, to me, shows the impact of Picasso after world war 1. I much prefer the artist’s later work when he came more into his own, such as the James Joyce paintings.