Many, many thanks for this incredible series, Philip & Son, for opening windows and doors into other’s treasures; what beauty lies within our eyes. Such fascination seeing the owners as well as the possessed!
Thank you, so much, for the inspiring series which you have produced! I have enjoyed learning about art and it's important history in providing solace and inspiration during good and difficult times.
Wonderful to all the people that collect art and participate in your videos, we can see how many collectors are hidden. It’s a great experience and a great idea. Thanks to all!!
Such a brilliant series you made was magnificent and brought art as a reminder that art is nourishing for our soul in these scary times, Thank you Philip and Oliver❤️
Oh my ..we seem to look like our paintings ? What do they say about us....? that's a whole other subject. Thank you so much...for coming into our homes , sharing your home with us...and helping us with Isolation....it sent me off looking at art and some of the art lectures on You Tube... Thank you for keeping me sane..in these troubled times. Ps....have your chickens started to lay yet?
Thank you so much Philip and Oliver for making all the Art in Isolation and Call to Camera programmes. I have loved every one and feel inspired by all the fantastic art shown.
Thank you Phillip. This was a reminder that we should accommodate and welcome the broad range of taste in art. Perhaps it captures the tolerant spirit of the UK , something that seems recently under threat in wider society as the nations historic and artistic culture is increasingly proscribed.
I have been so very moved by the amount of editing, directing , choice of wonderful musical accompaniment to these films, kudos to you both for producing such wonderful uplifting series, Thanks from the bottom of my heart.
And again a great-put-together-series! Some of the paintings were absolutely gorgeous. I can see why their owners love them. Speaking of owners, I have noticed throughout the series that it is elderly people who have great art pieces. What happened to the young people? No taste? Thanks for the smiles again Philip and Oliver and since this is the end of a lovely series.....Boohoo.... stay safe everyone!
Thank you so much for this series...I've been enriched. I am sad to come to the end. I so appreciate the amount of work it took to put this series together. I hope you consider doing more wonderful programs...I'm sure they would also be entertaining and informative. I hope you and your family stay including being introduced to your son and dog Cedric, and your home. Such a treat.
So loved this series, very stimulating and inspiring. Thank you for all your work in producing such interesting episodes and showing us your beautiful home and surroundings. Greetings from Woody Point, Queensland, Australia.
A wonderfully inclusive collection of bad copies, prints of original paintings, eccentric paintings with their presumed creators, and a few well loved pieces. Kudos to you for going beyond the usual gallery offerings. The love which is manifest in the owners faces is mesmerizing. There is hope still for painting.
Great series! Thanks Philip and Great filming and editing by Oliver. Hope to see you again. Maybe another ‘Fake or Fortune”.I can see it now “Mouldy, Fiona and new sleuth Oliver”👏🤗
Oh, how sad; I have loved every episode of being amongst the Mould family; thank you so much; (I have enjoyed the music too Oliver). Hopefully we will see you again. I look forward to that book?!
Thank you so much for all that you inspire in me, the subjects, art, respectful interpretation and your passion for innate creativity of the human soul, you have a way of raping it up in a captivating way, simply put, I love what you give to the world. Thank you, you brighten every day✨✨✨🕊🦋❤️
Thank you for your wonderful idea and all the episodes. It would be really nice to see more (not in isolation). Great work and a joy for soul and mind to spend the evening! Take care and love from Portugal :)
Just comming thru a difficult Divorce and so, befor I knew it, Isolated with only Internet as compani. Finding Phillip Mould and his knowledge, passion and became a Lifeline
I am late to the party...it is August now...but we are still in semi- lock down in Los Angeles so I've enjoyed this and the Art in Isolation too. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Phillip and Oliver, for your generosity of spirit, for opening your home to us all and sharing your vast knowledge of art with us. Every episode has been such a joy to look forward to. It's been so fun to see our art community and the art in everyone's homes. Sorry mine was late. I'll be watching this again and again. It was all so art inspiring. I genuinely have a little heartache to see it end. I sent you an email a few weeks back, It may have gotten lost amongst the many you must receive. If not I can send again for the offer for Cedric's gift. There wasn't really any need to reply except for that. Please stay safe over there, you are an international treasure. I think I speak for everyone when I say that your Art in Isolation and Call to Camera will both be missed.
This was so much fun! I learned about your Art in Isolation project when I was listening to a podcast called “Art Juice”. British artist Louise Fletcher mentioned how great it was, and my mom and I here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US, found it to be a great outlet when so much else is heavy on our hearts (and everyone’s hearts) right now. Thank you for being willing to try something new so publicly - it takes a lot of courage and we loved every minute of it! Cheers to you and Oliver! Tracey and mom Beki
Did any one see Ken Howard’s vertical painting, of his studio with Dora his wife in the background? (I’m a big fan). Wonderful program Philip keep safe best wishes to you and Oliver.
I'm still left with the very clear idea that the Vanessa Bell painting, that we saw early in the series, was the truest, and most out-standing art form of all the images shown. It didn't need word-spinning -- a literary device -- a literary crutch -- to be fashioned into presentable "ART". No wonder her sister writer, Virginia Woolf, was so envious.
Thanks, Philip. Great series. That really was great. I could have submitted some eye catching focal points on canvas and panel. The 2nd to last and then the final piece were the best, IMO; as well as the one of the 2 women on horseback, but with the real-live man in photo. Thanks, Oliver, you did a great job. And I know that editing is Hell without the sin. Ta!~
Damn! Had I known we were doing intimate anatomy as a subject, I could have knocked it out of the park, with this one particular piece in my collection. I thought it would be too racy; but after viewing the swan, possibly "Zeus", having intercourse with a woman, at 1:25 in this programme, it now would seem tame by comparison. I love coming back for more viewing. Who knows: there may be A Call to Camera Series 2? Ta!~
Hello philip , thanks for your wonderful videos , absolutely amazing , am enjoying them as usual I want to ask you about one of british artist plesse , which unfortunatly i couldnt find much information about him except few past auctions , i have got one of his abeautifull and very well done painting at home , the photo is on my profile picture here on CZcams , i bought it from an auction house , was described on catalogue as unsigned painting , probably by artist called Chad .A. Browning ( due to a label was stuck on the back of the frame ) It so beautifull and unbelievably well done painting , when i took it home , i examinated it carefully , i discovered. That its got full signature on lower left corner which is Chas .A. Browning born ( 1900-2000 ) and not chad Could you please tell us one day more about him in one of you episodes , what a shame there is so little informations regarding his life and biography Hope you will read my comment Regards
Thanks. You are of course right. But he and his father were so influential on the genre tradition in both Flanders and Holland I decided to use him. Sometimes it’s too late to exactly match images to words.
I believe that the painting shown at 2:21 (and again at 6:24 I thought I was going mad) appeared some time ago on Antiques Roadshow. It was without attribution. Was the painter ever discovered?
The picture that was on the chaps computer that Philip has on his wall (the group of musicians) has an image that is the double of an actor that has appeared in an episode of Midsomer Murders, but I can't for the life of me remember which episode or the actors name. It has been bugging me since I first saw that painting because it is just as though someone has done a portrait of the actor in costume. It is the chap at the back/middle sat on the chair with a black coat: czcams.com/video/W1HA_RUeelc/video.html
Thank you both so much for this wonderful series. I shall really miss it. The original idea to show us your Art in Isolation was wonderful but Call to Camera was inspired... it is a social record of our time in lockdown.
Everyone, we should also give Cedric the dog a big thanks, for starring in the series' intro!
So sad this is over, but it has been really wonderful. Thank you to both of you. And thanks to all those who sent in their photos.
Fantastic categories...accompanying music perfect!!! Many thanks Phillip and Oliver. I loved the selections!!!😃
Thank you Philip and Oliver for sharing these treasures with us.
Wow thank you for including the picture of my wife and the picture she rescued from the rubbish! Wonderful series thanks to both you and Oliver.
Which picture was that?
Thanks so much for Art in Isolation, and A Call to Camera. Each episode has been a real treat. We will miss you! Come back soon to CZcams!
These call to camera works was such a fun series. Great job
Great series , thank you . Looking forward to your next TV appearance , whatever it may be .
Many, many thanks for this incredible series, Philip & Son, for opening windows and doors into other’s treasures; what beauty lies within our eyes. Such fascination seeing the owners as well as the possessed!
Thankyou for a wonderful series, Philip and Oliver , which I keep viewing .Have just watched the last episode for the third time. Cls .from OZ.
You’ve certainly lifted my spirits and inspired me to do more painting. Cheers.
jeffhreid Yes, me too. Thanks Phillip and Oliver.
Thanks for such excellence, photography, editing 100% appropriate, presentation too. Thank you both for enriching these days of ours. 🎨
Thank you, so much, for the inspiring series which you have produced! I have enjoyed learning about art and it's important history in providing solace and inspiration during good and difficult times.
Thank you Phillip, for such an exciting and interesting series...it has been amazing in its beauty and complexity. Wonderful !
I have enjoyed all of these so much! -thank you
Wonderful to all the people that collect art and participate in your videos, we can see how many collectors are hidden.
It’s a great experience and a great idea. Thanks to all!!
Such a brilliant series you made was magnificent and brought art as a reminder that art is nourishing for our soul in these scary times, Thank you Philip and Oliver❤️
I forgot to say thank you to you both for such an enjoyable series of vlogs
really interesting. Thank you so much. I will miss these videos so much
Oh my ..we seem to look like our paintings ?
What do they say about us....? that's a whole other subject.
Thank you so much...for coming into our homes , sharing your home with us...and helping us with Isolation....it sent me off looking at art and some of the art lectures on You Tube...
Thank you for keeping me sane..in these troubled times.
Ps....have your chickens started to lay yet?
Phillip and Oliver: Thank you for the pleasure you've brought to CZcams viewers.
Thank you so much Philip and Oliver for making all the Art in Isolation and Call to Camera programmes. I have loved every one and feel inspired by all the fantastic art shown.
thank you Philip, Oliver and Cedric Art In Isolation A Call To Camera both magical many thanks
Thank you Phillip. This was a reminder that we should accommodate and welcome the broad range of taste in art. Perhaps it captures the tolerant spirit of the UK , something that seems recently under threat in wider society as the nations historic and artistic culture is increasingly proscribed.
Thank you and your son for all the wonderful videos. Much appreciated!
I have been so very moved by the amount of editing, directing , choice of wonderful musical accompaniment to these films, kudos to you both for producing such wonderful uplifting series, Thanks from the bottom of my heart.
And again a great-put-together-series! Some of the paintings were absolutely gorgeous. I can see why their owners love them. Speaking of owners, I have noticed throughout the series that it is elderly people who have great art pieces. What happened to the young people? No taste? Thanks for the smiles again Philip and Oliver and since this is the end of a lovely series.....Boohoo.... stay safe everyone!
What a great little series. Thanks to both of you for making it
Thank you so much for the good cheer. I'll miss you all but hope to catch up with other of your videos soon. Fabulous work! Bravo!
Thank you so much for this series...I've been enriched. I am sad to come to the end. I so appreciate the amount of work it took to put this series together. I hope you consider doing more wonderful programs...I'm sure they would also be entertaining and informative. I hope you and your family stay including being introduced to your son and dog Cedric, and your home. Such a treat.
So loved this series, very stimulating and inspiring. Thank you for all your work in producing such interesting episodes and showing us your beautiful home and surroundings. Greetings from Woody Point, Queensland, Australia.
A wonderfully inclusive collection of bad copies, prints of original paintings, eccentric paintings with their presumed creators, and a few well loved pieces. Kudos to you for going beyond the usual gallery offerings. The love which is manifest in the owners faces is mesmerizing. There is hope still for painting.
Thank you very much for your work 👋
Great series! Thanks Philip and Great filming and editing by Oliver. Hope to see you again. Maybe another ‘Fake or Fortune”.I can see it now “Mouldy, Fiona and new sleuth Oliver”👏🤗
Wonderful. Thank you Philip and Oliver. Very enjoyable series.
Oh, how sad; I have loved every episode of being amongst the Mould family; thank you so much; (I have enjoyed the music too Oliver). Hopefully we will see you again. I look forward to that book?!
Thank you for this marvellous series.
Thank you so much for all that you inspire in me, the subjects, art, respectful interpretation and your passion for innate creativity of the human soul, you have a way of raping it up in a captivating way, simply put, I love what you give to the world. Thank you, you brighten every day✨✨✨🕊🦋❤️
Thank you for your wonderful idea and all the episodes. It would be really nice to see more (not in isolation). Great work and a joy for soul and mind to spend the evening! Take care and love from Portugal :)
Just comming thru a difficult Divorce and so, befor I knew it, Isolated with only Internet as compani. Finding Phillip Mould and his knowledge, passion and became a Lifeline
Thank you
I am late to the party...it is August now...but we are still in semi- lock down in Los Angeles so I've enjoyed this and the Art in Isolation too. Thank you.
This is marvelous, thanks so much for putting this together!
I really loved the series.My Husband and I looked forward to seeing each one. I'm sorry my entry didn't make it in though.
Loved these. Thank you!
Thank you so much, Phillip and Oliver, for your generosity of spirit, for opening your home to us all and sharing your vast knowledge of art with us.
Every episode has been such a joy to look forward to. It's been so fun to see our art community and the art in everyone's homes. Sorry mine was late. I'll be watching this again and again. It was all so art inspiring. I genuinely have a little heartache to see it end.
I sent you an email a few weeks back, It may have gotten lost amongst the many you must receive. If not I can send again for the offer for Cedric's gift. There wasn't really any need to reply except for that.
Please stay safe over there, you are an international treasure.
I think I speak for everyone when I say that your Art in Isolation and Call to Camera will both be missed.
This was so much fun! I learned about your Art in Isolation project when I was listening to a podcast called “Art Juice”. British artist Louise Fletcher mentioned how great it was, and my mom and I here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US, found it to be a great outlet when so much else is heavy on our hearts (and everyone’s hearts) right now. Thank you for being willing to try something new so publicly - it takes a lot of courage and we loved every minute of it! Cheers to you and Oliver! Tracey and mom Beki
a few years late but have now seen through this series has been interesting. Art psychology
Did any one see Ken Howard’s vertical painting, of his studio with Dora his wife in the background? (I’m a big fan).
Wonderful program Philip keep safe best wishes to you and Oliver.
I'm still left with the very clear idea that the Vanessa Bell painting, that we saw early in the series, was the truest, and most out-standing art form of all the images shown. It didn't need word-spinning -- a literary device -- a literary crutch -- to be fashioned into presentable "ART". No wonder her sister writer, Virginia Woolf, was so envious.
Thanks, Philip. Great series. That really was great. I could have submitted some eye catching focal points on canvas and panel.
The 2nd to last and then the final piece were the best, IMO; as well as the one of the 2 women on horseback, but with the real-live man in photo.
Thanks, Oliver, you did a great job. And I know that editing is Hell without the sin. Ta!~
Damn! Had I known we were doing intimate anatomy as a subject, I could have knocked it out of the park, with this one particular piece in my collection. I thought it would be too racy; but after viewing the swan, possibly "Zeus", having intercourse with a woman, at 1:25 in this programme, it now would seem tame by comparison. I love coming back for more viewing. Who knows: there may be A Call to Camera Series 2? Ta!~
Thank you again, Philip and Oliver. Mine didn't make it in, but that's ok. Well done.
It would be so interesting to have a vlog on framing. What is correct to show off a particular painting.
Thank you for all your films .
❤️
Delightful series. Sorry it's ended. Thank you so much!!!
Can someone tell me accompanying music the last call to camera 1st category. Very upbeat!
Peace Be Still by The Hunts from their album Darlin' Oh Darlin'
I love the song playing at the beginning, could I ask who the artist is?
I googled the lyrics as I loved it too! Looks like it’s “Peace be Still” by The Hunts! 👍🏼
Excellent program thanks.
Hello philip , thanks for your wonderful videos , absolutely amazing , am enjoying them as usual
I want to ask you about one of british artist plesse , which unfortunatly i couldnt find much information about him except few past auctions , i have got one of his abeautifull and very well done painting at home ,
the photo is on my profile picture here on CZcams , i bought it from an auction house , was described on catalogue as unsigned painting , probably by artist called Chad .A. Browning ( due to a label was stuck on the back of the frame )
It so beautifull and unbelievably well done painting , when i took it home , i examinated it carefully , i discovered. That its got full signature on lower left corner which is Chas .A. Browning born ( 1900-2000 ) and not chad
Could you please tell us one day more about him in one of you episodes , what a shame there is so little informations regarding his life and biography
Hope you will read my comment
Regards
Can you please tell me the name of the first tune? Thank you.
Peace Be Still by the Hunts from their album Darlin' Oh Darlin' czcams.com/video/1Pfn_sN7DZU/video.html
Was that a Thomas Hart Benton or similar of the fellows cutting wheat with scythes?
01:00
Pieter Brueghel the Younger (II) is a Flemish painter, not 'from Holland'.
Thanks. You are of course right. But he and his father were so influential on the genre tradition in both Flanders and Holland I decided to use him. Sometimes it’s too late to exactly match images to words.
I believe that the painting shown at 2:21 (and again at 6:24 I thought I was going mad) appeared some time ago on Antiques Roadshow. It was without attribution. Was the painter ever discovered?
The picture that was on the chaps computer that Philip has on his wall (the group of musicians) has an image that is the double of an actor that has appeared in an episode of Midsomer Murders, but I can't for the life of me remember which episode or the actors name. It has been bugging me since I first saw that painting because it is just as though someone has done a portrait of the actor in costume. It is the chap at the back/middle sat on the chair with a black coat: czcams.com/video/W1HA_RUeelc/video.html
Was it the fellow named Hale in the painting in the back? In any case, the best looking fellow in the painting.
why did you repeat the images twice?! that wasn't the case in the other videos.
I wasn’t aware we had. Are you sure? It may be a glitch.
it was the first group, "genre" paintings
True, ha ha: but we simply enjoyed it twice...
My photo was never included, I'm disappointed 🤷🏻♂️
@@Stophrah Nor mine...must be saving us for the book!
Thank you both so much for this wonderful series. I shall really miss it. The original idea to show us your Art in Isolation was wonderful but Call to Camera was inspired... it is a social record of our time in lockdown.