John Singer Sargent, Watercolors bathed in Light 

I Like it😊

Thank you for this beautiful, interesting and wonderful show.

Danke

Excellent video! Two thumbs way up!!

Great presentation! Thank you!

Thank you! Wonderful presentation.

Thank you. Brilliant artist.

Thanks for this

I love it that you said: "We have a new era, one that longs once again to see real talent at work." YES, we do!!

Superb!

Amazing! Thank you!

That was great. Thanks!

I never tire of looking at Sargent's work. And listening to dialog regarding how wonderful his work is. It was quite different when I was studying painting in the 1980's. I loved him then too, but he was dismissed as a portraitist, realist and unimportant. I was too shy to argue and satisfied myself by seeing his works in museums and in large volumes at the library. Thank you for this content. It affirms my belief that he is a great artist.

This was truly a wonderful video. He is one of the most gifted artist of our time❤️

Excellent video ‼️

Enjoying all the vids

Perfect Thank you. He is my Favorite American Artist 💯🇺🇸❤️

In school, Sargent was often used as an example to achieve especially in life drawing. Something I'm still working on after 50 plus years.

Great video!

Another informative video on a great artist - and so well presented 👍👍👍

My art teacher gave me grief by initially laying down pure white (highlights, white cloth and clouds, etc.) WTH? How come watercolorists *and draughtmen can do it (‘leaving blank paper for white) but not oil painters?

Can You Go more into this Rotation Method you claimed he used?

Well done. Thank you.

beautiful work

Minute 4:00 why would you put a copy of Sargents drawing ?

Excellent. Didn’t know how much Sargent worked at those “effortless” society portraits.

Sargent s color applying into any painting is so genius. Hat's off.

Inspiring, challenging and overwhelming….

WONDERFUL!!!!!!

Thank you very much for the lovely enjoyable video!! However, one thing is troubling me - at 4:05 the two portrait drawings are very obviously not by Sargent. They don't have Sargent's expertise & are instead artist copies done in 2014 & 2016. Otherwise, it's a very beautiful video!

I just saw his exhibition at the Tate last week showing some of the gowns he used. They were unimpressive but Sargent's rendering showed them as magnificent. I also saw several portraits which I had never seen. One, the Duchess of Portland was shown on a lone wall as you entered the room. Breath taking. Thanks for this video. I was disappointed that none of his watercolors were shown, but it was a privilege to see this exhibit.

There was a wonderful painting of his in the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. A huge canvas of a woman in light and dark. I would love to see it once more! It truly haunted me.

Thanks

The goat, truely he saw the world like anyone else

My husband is a Sargent and I’m so proud to be his wife. I have several pieces in my home I love them. Of course not originals but they are still beautiful.

While in art school, I couldn't afford to see the John Singer Sargent show that ran at the Met, at the time. Thank you for this video, and good luck with your channel.

Thank you😂

My art teacher in college let me use his work as to copy one time. He said it was a good way to learn.

Some artists such as Sargent had such super drawing/painting skills from life or on location. People nowadays copy photos left and right. They even wonder if artists like Sargent copied photos. If I were Sargent, I would refuse to use any photos. I wouldn't want to ruin my reputation while having such supreme talents/skills.

Again, thankyou for this excellent commentary and a way we all can look into the mind of J.S.S!

Maravillosa

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As a mediocre artist myself I was so impressed. I love John Pike but I have to say John Singer was even more incredible an that is such a high bar considering two of the best watercolor artists I ever viewed.

Now that Artificial "Intelligence" is going to endanger every form of visual art/design and will corrupt and cheapen it on an unthinkable scale without asking, under the guise of so-called 'progress' and 'new art paths', we will need these types of channels like Gammell even more. Channels that continue to draw attention to real art. I am a draftsman myself who needs the internet for exposure and is therefore confronted with the fait accompli regarding the theft of images or renewed iconoclasm caused by corporate forces that are now going all out for AI and wipe their asses concerning the copyrights of all the art available on the internet. Those who have invested the most in AI are now also co-writing bills, together with the so-called governments / media approved by them, so what can we as artists still do?

Drawing is the basis. Painting is drawing with the brush.

Davvero un grandissimo artista.

Intuitive stress on the value contrast between the hats and faces of the picture of Paul Helleu and his wife. It looks like his wife was eager to go but couldn’t find an appropriate place while Paul was busy himself painting, ignoring her urgent needs. 😂

Hey, if you are going to do a presentation on JSS's Watercolors, you should only being showing water colors of his than. C,L,L,R is an Oil? For somebody that doesn't know that- it would be confusing, no?.

draftsmen, best men

Wasn't he talented. And like you say, rich, well connected and all that talented. Some people...

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I know that he worked from fotos..... Were most these watercolors from fotos ..??? Do You know ???....... just my opinion 😊

I don’t think he took watercolours all that seriously, as the lack of detail portrayed in most of them give an appearance of laziness on his part.