1987: TONY HART creates a pastel STONEHENGE | Hartbeat | Children's Television | BBC Archive

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The wonderful Tony Hart creates a beautiful rendering of Stonehenge in under four minutes, using chalk pastels and a thick marker pen.
Is there anything quite so satisfying as watching a master at work?
Originally broadcast 2 December, 1987.
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@depniff 2 года назад

The BBC should create a series for BBC4 with short clips of Tony creating his pictures especially with the Bob Ross episodes proving so popular. Very soothing voice that really takes me back and his pictures look a bit easier to have a go at although that's probably a reflection of how good he was

@mrsapplez2007 2 года назад

AGREED. Our own Bob Ross

@PjD-pk1fg 2 года назад

That's a great idea. I loved watching Tony when I was younger. He's still extremely watchable now.

@onewheelatatime2905 2 года назад

I was thinking of Bob Ross too.

@GrilloTheFlightless 2 года назад

I’d definitely watch that.

@charliehudson9827 2 года назад

They are too busy box ticking now and having men in dresses on Eastenders

@johnmc3862 2 года назад

Im surprised the ASMR crowd aren’t all over this, he has a lovely voice.

@BunnaySango 8 месяцев назад

We are here, lurking in the shadows

@wonderboy76 Год назад

He really was a unique sort of presenter: never patronising, never talked down to his audience, knew art should and could be fun and made you want to do it out of school. An old school giant of a man - a stroke robbed him of his ability to draw, a terribly cruel twist of fate. Such a good man.

@CricketEngland 2 года назад

Tony was a true genius when it came to showing kids how to draw or how art can be fun

@MilkShake 2 года назад

And around the world!

@Harry-fk5of Год назад

Loved watching his show on Friday afternoons in the late '80s-'90s

@nathanwilliams2152 8 месяцев назад

Tony Hart inspired my dad when dad met him in the late 1960s. When I was old enough, and his show was running on kid's TV, my dad encouraged me to watch it and learn from him. He had a talent for making things simple and fun, and I wished he was my art teacher at school sometimes! RIP Tony.

@davidtexmex1616 2 года назад

A gentleman and a true childhood inspiration. I suspect his true legacy will never be quantified but it exists in a generation.

@jameshardy6277 4 месяца назад

Tony's voice reminds me of the cosiness of coming home after school and falling asleep on the sofa until I'd hear the equally nostalgic sound of "Tea's ready!" from my Mum.

@treasurehiding220 2 года назад

Such a talented guy, a true TV legend of my childhood... and one without any scandal or disgrace! which is refreshing to see. Always enjoyed coming home from school and watching the BBC line up of kids TV... Jackanory, Blue Peter, Crackerjack, Captain Caveman.... even John Craven's newsround was entertaining! where's that time machine?... i'd love to go back just for a day to see if it really was better than today!..i'm sure it was, even the Cadbury Creme eggs seemed to be bigger than my head!

@limeyosu2000 2 года назад

Good times growing up !

@catherinewilliams3850 Год назад

I often say I wish I had a time machine to take me back to the 60's and 70's, life was much nicer, and yes cadbury's creme eggs and a lot of other things were bigger, now everything keeps getting smaller but the price gets bigger.

@DJEdSaunders Год назад

I was never any good at art but Tony Hart made me believe I could be. Thank you Tony

@crawfb 2 года назад

What an inspirational genius this man was. He rarely taught you how to do something. Instead he showed you and left it up to you to develop the idea in your own way.

@WinChun78 2 года назад

Am very glad I had my childhood back then. What wonderful days they were and such high quality TV programmes. Was a very different world.

@3ggg334 2 года назад

Wonderful memories from watching this talented gent back in the 80s. Thankyou for being an amazing role model and inspiration from the 80s kids Tony!

@TheBerger1978 2 года назад

Rest in peace Tony, you always mesmerized me when i watched you when i was a kid. The way you would give subtle clues as to what you were creating, ahh i miss those days.

@ZimmFlimz Год назад

Tony Hart inspired entire generation of artists with his passion for art. How many of you out there know that he was also the artist that designed the Blue Peter boat. 😉

@43bikeguy 2 года назад

Very happy memories, what a great guy and show

@hilaryepstein6013 2 года назад

Absolutely wonderful. What a talented artist to make something so beautiful in under five minutes. Very soothing voice too!

@robinvanags912 2 года назад

I've admired Tony's artistry since the 'Vision On' years.

@adailydaughter6196 2 года назад

He always made it look do easy 😊

@MegaCunnie 2 года назад

Takes me back…

@limeyosu2000 2 года назад

Tony hart was genius ! He made art look so simple even though it is not.

@teapeaster 2 года назад

My hero and influence.

@Parknest 15 дней назад

RIP Tony Hart. He was truly a talented artist.

@sevenwatson5854 2 года назад

Brilliant artist and a wonderful man. I watched him from his Vision On days as a child through to his later years with my own children. Such a talent!!

@neilmustow368 2 года назад

My childhood was Tony Hart great artist and great inspiration on me as an artist myself and still drawing at the age of 48 great 80's Kids TV👍👍👍👍

@richardedwards9389 2 месяца назад

These scenes on Hartbeat were some of my favourites moments of TV as a child.

@D3Z112 5 месяцев назад

Tony Hart was such a gem back in the day and I used to watch Hartbeat when I was young.

@7th.trumpet Месяц назад

As a child watching "Hartbeat" in the 80s, I always waited for 'Morph" to appear. I never appreciated how much of a genius Tony Hart was.

@ChrisPollitt 2 года назад

Wonderful memories!

@darylcastillo1439 3 месяца назад

Him and Rolf Harris were my art heroes growing up. Sadly, the latter's legacy is forever tarnished, but I still have Tony Hart.

@andrewmitchison4571 11 месяцев назад

My God this takes me back to my childhood. Great memories.

@DoctorDave5 Год назад

I miss this.

@richbuilds_com 8 месяцев назад

One of my great regrets in life is I never got to shake this mans hand. He made making art and appreciating it accessible in a way few other have.

@davidevans3227 Год назад

very lucky to have watched his programmes when younger well done with this one bbc thankyou 🙂

@thedans857 8 дней назад

Bless him Tony Hart and Bob Harris

@g4tch 2 года назад

Give all the thanks you can that Tony Hart wasn’t a nonce. Thanks for being a good person Tony.

@ChrisH78 10 месяцев назад

I can smell this picture. The paper, the pastel dust, and the sharp marker smell.

@maxrockatansky1772 3 месяца назад

A gentle voice from a better time...

@gooseface2690 2 года назад

He looks a bit like the Queen. Ha! These clips are really excellent! Thanks Beebs! 😎

@markwilliam3162 11 месяцев назад

Pure Genius missed by us all

@Jsarson1976 Год назад

Oh he is what made my childhood special, loved the programme and have so many fond memories 😊 plus he didn’t do anything wrong or scandal. Wonder what happened after he finished TV?

@FlavourFool 2 года назад

Magic.

@TheRidgeChannel 8 месяцев назад

Love Tony Hart. Our very own Bob Ross

@anthtan 2 месяца назад

More Tony Hart, please!

@deejay5224 3 месяца назад

Brilliant artist and presenter.

@alanknotts1844 2 года назад

I'm glad I grew up in the 70's and 80's to see this. Nowadays most kids are glued to the likes of Tik Tok and FB without showing much of an interest in being creative, shame.

@oppositionchess 11 месяцев назад

it never gets old

@malpreece5008 10 месяцев назад

Tony Hart was a class act. I loved watching Hart Beat when I was a child. I just wish my own children had something as good as this. Tony Hart created simple, but lovely pieces of art, while explaining interesting things like how pastels are made. Compare this to the bloody awful ‘Mr Maker’! There’s been a real dumbing down with children’s television.

@DavidBromage 2 года назад

Nice that he drew Stonehenge to Spinal Tap scale.

@thebat7048 2 года назад

Morecambe and Wise, Abbott and Costello,Laurel and Hardy,Cannon and Ball and Tony and Morph...

@ginaza9767 7 месяцев назад

Bloody good picture that.

@mrsapplez2007 2 года назад

Joy

@t3br00k35 23 дня назад

I saw this the first time round.

@janetmannis8042 4 месяца назад

Use to watch this after school! Then at the end of program it showed you kids artwork with their name and age! We used to say No way did I 10 yr old draw that! lol Good old days

@nigden1 2 года назад

I'll never forget when he died, ''Tony Hart's funeral has been pencilled in for Tuesday'' ;)

@JBGOONERLIFE 5 месяцев назад

Wonderful

@FF-so3su Год назад

Fantastic

@bas6628 9 месяцев назад

Wow magic

@jammypockets606 2 года назад

Thank you, Auntie. Thank you,Tony.

@glamourdazeshorts 2 года назад

Loved Tony Hart

@kathleen7849 2 года назад

Loved him as a kid,

@migatron1 2 года назад

The Attenborough of Art

@squadmeta 2 года назад

I remember this one.

@zappababe8577 Месяц назад

Tony Hart used to be a Gurkha! They were very brave soldiers, many of them were Sikhs. They fought extremely bravely for the Allies during the Second World War.

@MarkGodfrey73 2 года назад

My youth right there

@mrbreaker101 Год назад

Genius

@HelloImNik Год назад

Tony

@cthulhuscot3940 2 года назад

Dear BBC, can Jim fix it for me to have the next video be a Rolf Harris painting video?

@ultimatemagic2125 Год назад

An amazing artist who was teaching kids as he went about all sorts. These shows aren't around anymore, it's a shame. I loved this growing up, I was 8 years old in 1987, I'd give anything to go back there even if just for a day.

@stevena488 10 месяцев назад

Stonehenge... Where the demons dewell... And the Banshees live (and they do live well)

@davedogge2280 2 года назад

This show is where Morpheus from The Matrix got the idea for his name.

@markorollo. Год назад

I sent something into this show for the Gallery once. Didn't get shown.

@stepheng8779 2 года назад

Instead of taking kids TV off air show this! And all the other quality stuff you've got squirrelled away in the archives doing nothing.

@MrDirkles 2 года назад

This is the BBC remember. It will end up on Brit box if anything at all

@stepheng8779 Год назад

@@MrDirkles Thought they'd pulled out of that? Or will do when ITV hub goes ITV X?

@Wethreecrazies Год назад

Why can't we have the full episode?

@80ssynthfan48 Год назад

There are quite a lot of full episodes on youtube. Sometimes in 2 or 3 parts, but there's plenty.

@seanrm 2 года назад

Send your pictures for The Gallery to this address: Vision On, BBC Television Centre, London W12 8QT We are sorry that we cannot return any of the pictures. But we do give a prize for any that are shown.