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Good explanation. Thank you.

adorable bronze sculpture and a nice presentation.

I'm really loving this game. I been in Greece two times for holidays, love the country and people, they are fantastic. And the greek history is really great and important. So i am playing this game recently and..wow.. unbelievable. Great video thanks!

I have to say, witnessing her joy at the highly (though not perfectly) accurate detail of the game was as much fun as playing the game.

Why are you obnoxiously running past everything at 1000 mph exactly? Kathleen is half way through a sentence and you start climbing all over everything. Why?

Are these three figures earthenwares?

I decided to do an Art final on this painting and this was very helpful! This information is hard to find.

Now show her PC version with ultra graphics :)

Great work. Very powerful poem. I love the Nina Simone inspiration!

I first learned about strigil use while translating Latin > English text in High school c. 1993. Currently as an RMT, I practise Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization or IASTM. Stainless steel tool use during manual therapy treatments is quite effective.

Thank you for this talk. It helped my research into a conversation piece we inherited.

I'm so enraged and offended by all these culturally insensitive inaccuracies (sarcasm)

I love her so much. Having her as a backseat player would be a treat.

I would like to ask the archaeologist where are all the stolen artifacts from Greece going to?

Really enjoyed this.

This felt like home, awesome job Camille! :D

Beautiful performance, Ryan! SO much history with great storytelling to match. :)

This was lovely, great job Laura. "The Fabric of My Life", Golden!

Thank you for having me! Great job Haley, this turned out so well!

Herakles slays Busiris!

Thank you for sharing this video

Simply Fantastic. Thanks. We call it mottled glass. I have used a lot of drapery glass. It is so expensive I cut it with a diamond saw to stop losses.

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It's embarrassing that a museum of this quality lets this kind of misinformation out. Georgia O'Keeffe and Adams adored each other and had a very warm relationship. I don't base this on some obscure message as your speaker does. I base this on the fact that I was told this directly from one of Ansel Adam's last assistants who sat on ansel's couch with Georgia O'Keeffe and went through all the photographs of her that were taken by Adams. I expect better information from the speaker and the Cincinnati museum.

Sadly, he can't define what the difference between an agriculturist or farmer is different than a horticulturist.

So often it seems the Old West is either overly romanticized or flatly characterized as a time of darkness and horror. I appreciate that Remington here has taken a realist approach, seeking to represent a snapshot in the life of our western ancestors truthfully, without any artificiality. I’m certain that the relationships between the people of this time and place were complex, and paintings like this one make me feel curious to know more about what their everyday lives were like.

I preffer the classical style of paiting profesor.

That sounds like a dream job.

Still love this game...

I cant believe some random japanese guy stole weezer's cover art and got away with it

I would watch her react to this game for hours

I was recently watching videos about Arthur Kings works. I had no idea similar work was so prevalent. I adore Klostermans looks, so elfin and magical herself. Lovely that you inspired such an avid lover and collector of this periods jewelry, a remarkable resource and inspiration. Thank you for this erudite and passionate video.

I also have the green velvet jacket that she wore if anyone at the museum is interested in seeing it.

This is my grandmother. If you would like some more personal history I would love to share!

Amazing paintings

Hi respected teacher my question any artist who just like qain Xuan painting with poetry any other person please tell me

This is about our Tang horses.

Helen, thank you. You explain all the art works beautifully and give us lots of good information.

as an artist I'm a big fan of AC Odyssey and AC Origins, I actually started to play Origins because of pyramid construction theories like the famous one of J-P Houdin (they actually incorporated some ideas of these into the game). Of course often scales are just not right or many details but it works as a game..eg in Odyssey, at Samos, the famous Heraion is great, huge, there you actually get a good glimpse of the monumental size of its real proportions. Today at the Heraion there is only ONE giant 10m column standing, and it is only HALF the original height, amazing. No wonder this is the blueprint for one of the seven wonders of the World ( temple of Artemis in Ephesos)...but again, all the islands are much to small (of course it must be walkable/playable)

Love his work. Interesting choice of wall color, I guess the blue green was chosen to bring out the flesh color.

11ft wide and 15ft tall 1:02

I can‘t get over the fact that Americans pronounce those Ancient Greek names in American .

Your presentation is always wonderful. Thank you, Helen. Question: could it be that he used the three dragons (fire, water and earth) because pottery is made of this three elements?

Absolutely my favorite game. I have replayed more than any other game.

Awesome video guys, thank you very much, well done <3

Thank you Helen Great presentation

Thank you.

Thank you so much for this wonderful look at Harvey's piece, "The Last Kobilansky". As a former student of Harvey at the National Academy School of Fine Arts, I am always so pleased to see my mentor's works given the attention they deserve. This is a wonderful video and I am sure to visit your museum soon.

Hey Helen and CAM, Another fine and very well illustrated post from you folks in Cincinnati! I only started collecting ukiyo-e and related Japanese art in the last twenty years, but seriously, no regrets! I believe that the very earliest editions of this print included a small bank of grey clouds in the upper right corner, somewhat resembling a fish, lizard or some such creature with mouth slightly open. I’ve seen other editions with this cloud bank, but most of the prints illustrated in the reference materials lack this little grey cloud altogether. However, both of my “Nihonbashi” prints contain this cloud, although in the later one, it has either been carved down, or else the original block has been replaced. Most nominal “early” prints of this Nihonbashi Sunrise lack the upper right cloud altogether, though both of mine DO, albeit with some subtle slight differences… My first and favorite has this little cloud bank and all the bases touched excellently with the added mystery of NO “Corner Crenellations! A few years back on EBay I witnessed a copy of this print that was exactly identical to mine, but which HAD the ubiquitous corner crenellations… I believe that mine may be a “first state, artist’s proof,” but that’s all I can conjecture… Curious as to any thoughts CAM might have on this little mystery of these missing “quarter moon” corners… Thank you! - Namaste, Glenn Jones