The Romantic Landscape and a Reason to Look at Art

This video talks about Romantic landscape paintings and its power to make us more sensitive to the world around.
An argument made from my Coronavirus lockdown on the dramatic and intensely romantic East Coast of Scotland.
ANOUNCMENT: At this moment, I am accepting tutees. I have 8 months of tutoring experience and have helped many people to cultivate a passion for art though out its history. Classes will take place via zoom. I teach in a way that is tailored to your interests and knowledge level, whether you are a beginner or an enthusiast. the first introductory session is free. After that, I charge £20 an hour (you can split this fee with up to three people if they all want to attend the class). If you are interested, send me an email at [e-mail].
For a more detailed version of this argument, with consideration for phycological basis, see my article:
www.mouthingoff.co.uk/post/ho...
Also I'm on Instagram so check out my page: RoscoeTours
Thanks to Archie Roscoe for helping me with the filming.

[@gwenbuchanan1]

This was good, Thank you, Where is part 2?

[@mohammadzaid_yt8879]

He is my teacher LOL

[@bookem399]

Jasper, I have just now come across your site. In a word, fantastic! Thank you.

[@rupertprocter6869]

Awesome Jasper..beautifully narrated.

[@artstories5174]

Thanks Rupert. Kind of you to say

[@hokalos]

I think it'd be nice if you listed the works featured in the video. Thanks!

[@artstories5174]

Thanks Jason. I'll take that on board for the next one.

[@harrywest9903]

Great vid Jasp. Dare I say you’re lookiny quite hunky 🥴

[@artstories5174]

Your a brave man haz. Both complements noted ;)

[@limitless1692]

Looking at bad Art is not good.
Looking at good Art is good.
Bad Art examples: postmodernism garbage art, urinal fountain art (truth is not truth), abstract art.
Good Art examples: romanticism art, sci fi art, objectivism art.