A new acquisition: Juan de Zurbarán’s 'Still life with Lemons in a Wicker Basket' | National Gallery
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2018
- Letizia Treves, the James and Sarah Sassoon Curator of Later Italian, Spanish, and French 17th-century Paintings, talks about the Gallery's latest acquisition, Juan de Zurbarán’s 'Still life with Lemons in a Wicker Basket'.
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What a wonderful talk - thank you Letizia, and thank you National Gallery for posting it.
such an eloquent and precise presentation. wonderful work Letizia and The National Gallery; will sure visit soon.
Letizia is really good at bringing these stills to life 👍
Thank you from Barceola for this interesting conference. Sure, Ill come to visit the Zurbaran still life.
Such Beautiful Still Life Paintings!
Love this painting. Can't wait for my next visit to the Gallery. I shall be heading straight to room 30.
Excellent presentation and Spanish accent Mrs. Letizia.. always in love with your presentations and eloquence .
Superb...thank you!
Great! Thanks!
well done. thanks.
Wow nice one
Thank you :)
Really wonderful and in great contrast to Waldemar’s disturbing pronunciation of the English language. Let me remark that the shown lily held by the Holy Mary, our Mahashakti, has got a radiating spiritual significance: Purity Arising from Perfect Consecration , found in Flowers and their Messages, Sri Aurobindo Ashram.
Gracias, desde España. Me gusta mucho el documental
It is a very beautiful painting, but almost too powerful for the very deliberately ‘everyday’ subject matter. You could go on looking at it forever, because it is so enigmatic, so disturbing.
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How many National Gallery's are there ? Why not state clearly which one this is ?
Should be obvious from.the context.
Sounds like she is reading an essay rather than taking us through her own complete knowledge. Constant repetition of names in full makes it sound like the work of an under-grad.
Knowledge is never complete,that’s the point of it.What are you on about mate?
@Reg Plate Thank you sir, thats what i was also thinking. i simply cant listen to lectures like this for that very reason, even if its on topics im very interested in. It just sucks all the fun out of it for me. I have to learn by exploring myself and almost accidentally finding the info out. I cant just sit and be force fed info in this manner. But the point of these lectures isnt to put us to sleep, its actually for people who can learning in almost any setting. I also very much dislike still lives lol, i just simply just HAD to come here to see how bored and annoyed i would get especially knowing full well i hate these types of lectures xD this lady worked really hard to do what she does however, just not my cup of tea.
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