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Engaging talk about one of my favorite artists. I like the darkness, the unknowns reflecting the genius and the madness of Caravaggio

A very interesting talk - thanks for sharing 🙂👍

Very interesting. I was listening to this while painting, so I didn't mind there not being much to look at. If he mentioned a picture I was unfamiliar with I could pause and google it.

i wish they would show the slides of Caravaggio's work. It's like a ballgame on tv and instead of showing the players, they show the play-by-play announcer. "One picture is worth a thousand words" But they don't show the picture, they just show the guy saying a thousand words

I wanted to give him a standing ovation when he finished. Teachers of art would benefit by being as entertaining. I've been in the situation of the A/V assistant when the speaker and slides wouldn't synch. It is much like a dance where all parties need to be on the same page. Graham-Dixon, being the dynamic speaker he is, made limoncello from his supply of lemons. I didn't need to see the paintings so much.

It would be interesting to know if Caravaggio was influenced at all by Leonardo when he was a boy in Milan. Leonardo, in his Last Supper, chose the moment in which Jesus said one of you will betray me, as the focus of the painting. Maybe Caravaggio saw and understood the "exact moment" and applied it when he painted Perseus slaying Medusa.

Love his insights like the hand of Adam ..NEXT!

Really loved this talk, wondering why they didn't show the paintings that were on the slides as he was talking about them?

All I can say is NEXT!!

What about next please?...

Andrew is sounding a bit tired of talking about this

Just use ur own clicker…….then u dont have to become impatient.

WHERE IS THE ART....?????????????/

love Andrew's lectures and documentaries, but that ''N E X T !!' thing is fucken annoying

Who is this ridiculous presenter facing Àndy

What a pompous presentation from Andrew. Terrible ???

He lacks the charisma needed to pull off this bombastic and arrogant style of presentation. It's irritating rather than amusing, best left to Black Adder.