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Nottingham Alabasters: Recreating 18th Century Carvings (Crafts Documentary) | Perspective 

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Dr Janina Ramirez sets ex-forger Shaun Greenhalgh the challenge of making an alabaster carving of the kind mass-produced in Catholic England in the centuries before the Reformation. But the mines in Nottingham that produced English alabaster were closed down long ago, and the destruction unleashed by Henry VIII has left behind precious few examples, so Shaun’s views about how the Nottingham alabasters would originally have looked shock Janina.
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@asddsa28
@asddsa28 2 года назад
This has got to be my favorite Series on the channel love how he works through the problems of the pieces he makes. learning something about technique of how they were made and just thinking about the work that they had to do back then mine blowing.
@gerry343
@gerry343 3 года назад
Shaun Greenhalgh is very talented, he is expert in so many techniques.
@phillipstroll7385
@phillipstroll7385 3 года назад
Anyone who has ever read a book is an expert in all the techniques he's shown in this series. It's doesn't take a genius. It just takes curiosity
@warefairsoda
@warefairsoda 3 года назад
@@phillipstroll7385 You forgot practice
@rudboypaintbrawl
@rudboypaintbrawl 3 года назад
Great series, I Hope it grows into dozen or more episodes :D Cheers from Poland, keep on going :) Zajebiste zaprawdę ;)
@cabbking
@cabbking 3 года назад
A wonderful little piece of work, both the carving and the video. Thank you all so much.
@13minutestomidnight
@13minutestomidnight 2 года назад
It's wonderful seeing these ancient art types brought back to life, especially by skilled experts (I mean, experimental archeologists like to have a go at these kind of creations, but you can tell when someone really knows what they're doing and can produce top quality artwork like this).
@kje3429
@kje3429 Год назад
Love these shows with Shaun, so educational!
@LadyLeda2
@LadyLeda2 3 года назад
All those ancient Roman statues that we love so much, were also painted like this. Can you image how gaudy and ugly it was? That's my opinion of course, because my attraction to them is their simplicity and the way you can see their form.
@hogwashmcturnip8930
@hogwashmcturnip8930 3 года назад
Always been a mystery to me too. I find Southern European Catholic churches resemble a fairground with altars that look like fairground organs. I am always expecting the Virgin to start playing the cymbals to 'Under the Double Eagle! Christ lying in a crystal tomb like Snow White! Please realise I am not knocking anyone's faith here, I am thinking purely as I see it as someone from a Protestant country and a self confessed heathen!
@rawlsrules
@rawlsrules 3 года назад
I think Greenhalgh is talented and very patient!
@nordlys3432
@nordlys3432 3 года назад
So stunning, so talented and professionally shown. Thx so much! Hello from an German artist.
@epiphany2b628
@epiphany2b628 3 года назад
The natural, unpainted alabaster is so beautiful, it seems a shame to paint over it; but, in the interest of authenticity, . . . . I guess one must.
@AnaLuizaHella
@AnaLuizaHella 3 года назад
Exactly! I was shocked to see it painted. It looks kitch.
@phillipstroll7385
@phillipstroll7385 3 года назад
That's why you sit alabaster in sand when carving it. It's hard enough to hold it but giving enough to absorb the shock.
@kgspvgsp7569
@kgspvgsp7569 2 года назад
My thought exactly, how can one sits it on hard table top with the skinny wing already carved out?
@danielschoenmaker501
@danielschoenmaker501 Год назад
So Brilliant you are Shaun!! Where are examples of such Alabasters still in their original Colours?? Congratutions team on a fantastic episode!!
@cobmal6278
@cobmal6278 3 года назад
Terrific rendition! AMAZED I AM, truly I am amazed!
@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12
@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12 6 месяцев назад
This is a great representation of colour, from poor to rich, the middle ages were filled with colour, the clothing, the decoration, the houses.
@RealSalica
@RealSalica 3 года назад
So interesting . We can only try to imagine what churches looked like in those years .
@StephiSensei26
@StephiSensei26 2 года назад
You cannot be a fool and make convincing forgeries. You've got to know your stuff! Bravo Shaun!
@rogerdodger8415
@rogerdodger8415 3 года назад
Next we send it to Hunan Province where they produce 25,000 copies at $14.95 ea.
@bruceweber2361
@bruceweber2361 3 года назад
Ha !
@michaelkelly8955
@michaelkelly8955 3 года назад
That was fantastic. Ancient bling
@hughsanders6398
@hughsanders6398 3 года назад
Perhaps the source of the Alabaster was the problem :there was a huge WW2 explosion at Fauld in a Gypsum mine
@guttormurthorfinnsson8758
@guttormurthorfinnsson8758 3 года назад
love this exsperilmental arciologe. this men is so good.
@melissaharris3389
@melissaharris3389 3 года назад
Polychrom makes it easier to read the sculpture from a distance
@earlycuyler9729
@earlycuyler9729 3 года назад
I would have thought he'd use a smaller chisel for the carving of the figures.
@eamonr7151
@eamonr7151 3 года назад
them colors 🔥🔥
@43painter
@43painter 3 года назад
Unfortunately they forgot to mention in the description of the video where Janina did her short and quick course of Over-acting ! Its amaaaaaazing how spontànious she is and soooo natural ! You could really notice that Shaun Greenhalgh doesn't like camera's while he's working. It made him nervous. In the beginning when Shaun had the accidents while chopping away too much stone, the music came across to me rather sarcastic, almost mocking.
@Newton14alan
@Newton14alan 3 года назад
Stephan Reisig -- Watching Shaun made ME nervous...Especially when shit started breaking. My heart sank. Then, again, how else were we going to be able to see someone cursing over an angel? And I agree about the music. Honestly, I was surprised that the final product (the carving) turned out as good as it did.
@kgspvgsp7569
@kgspvgsp7569 2 года назад
She is one of those fake over dramatics who think they knows so much more than others
@beritbranch2436
@beritbranch2436 3 года назад
I would have liked to see the whole process, the slab, how did it get FLAT!
@TheFiown
@TheFiown 2 года назад
Really interesting, Shaun is a genius, he knows so much about everything. Pity the voice over has a slappable voice :
@pufkfzoi8525
@pufkfzoi8525 Год назад
Such a modest man.
@alwina2452
@alwina2452 3 года назад
But I have never understood why it is that you would take a material like alabaster, which is so unique, and then just completely smother it with colour, until you can no longer see what it is. Why? Why not just use wood, or anything that was easy to carve, why put yourself through all that grief? The Romans,, Egyptians and many other ancient peoples did the same, all those beautiful carved stone sculptures that we now see, were almost invariably covered up with garish colour. I have always found it so odd....
@thomervin7450
@thomervin7450 2 года назад
Yeah it's weird, but maybe at the time the materials weren't valued in themselves. *shrugs*
@theemptyatom
@theemptyatom 3 года назад
"He is going to meet Brian the guide - who is going to show him around" lol
@JimOverbeckgenius
@JimOverbeckgenius 3 года назад
My stepfather's brother married an Ida Greenhalgh of Eastwood Nottm. On the other hand, I'm from a Jewish cuckoo who found a nest in Beeston Nottm. I've written the world's largest illustrated book since Henry Darger & Leonardo = 1000s of pages on maths, logic, philosophy, theology, travel, languages, psychology, intellectual history and Christian/Catholic/Patristic Visionary Art. See RU-vid Dolcedo Art of the Thunderbolt ground-floor & mezzanine where some murals of hell are on show + The Lost Genius + Jim Overbeck explains his art 1,2,3 + Prosopic + etc. I hope you have some fun taking a look. God bless those who deserve.
@mynameistechno
@mynameistechno 3 года назад
Did he ever smile during the shooting of the film?
@TheLeonhamm
@TheLeonhamm 3 года назад
I wonder if traditional Catholics should demand their ancient artefacts back ...? The answer, of course, is no; one of the penalties of allowing Catholics back into the political realm of Britain (France, and elsewhere) was that of not claiming the return of their treasured history. Mind you, the mid-1960s saw Catholics throwing out much of the kind of artistic stuff now drooled over, in favour of brutalism. What a crazy world we're living in ... ;o)
@sandramcdaniel2
@sandramcdaniel2 3 года назад
I’m sorry, Waldemar what? How does it sound like that? The spelling is misleading... perhaps? I’m an American and clueless about European spellings and pronunciation. Love the video 👍🏼💗
@dismith73
@dismith73 3 года назад
Waldemar Januszczak
@sandramcdaniel2
@sandramcdaniel2 3 года назад
@@dismith73 Yes. I’ve never heard the pronunciation before. It’s very interesting indeed. 👓
@hogwashmcturnip8930
@hogwashmcturnip8930 3 года назад
It's Polish
@sandramcdaniel2
@sandramcdaniel2 3 года назад
@@hogwashmcturnip8930 I’ve never heard Waldy say it before.🤷🏻‍♀️
@hogwashmcturnip8930
@hogwashmcturnip8930 3 года назад
@@sandramcdaniel2 That's OK I don't know how to pronounce it either! I have to ait for him to say it! I can just about manage his first name, but the surname...? Lol No offense to Polish people by the way, I can't help being a dingbat.
@blackknight-qe9xs
@blackknight-qe9xs 2 года назад
make sure it catches red algae and falls down the staircase
@pedrovelver6829
@pedrovelver6829 3 года назад
BORJAAAAAAA
@keylupveintisiete7552
@keylupveintisiete7552 3 года назад
15:06 It must be nice to get your lost art back 🙄
@deer563
@deer563 Год назад
Why the emoji
@michaelakay6804
@michaelakay6804 3 года назад
18th century??? You're out by at least 300 years.
@Mukundanghri
@Mukundanghri 3 года назад
Wouldn't it have been better to grind-carve with some small rotary tool?
@thomervin7450
@thomervin7450 2 года назад
It would've still crumbled once he hit the marl.
@joseffinat966
@joseffinat966 2 года назад
Waldemar ich liebe dich 🥴👉🤒
@joseffinat966
@joseffinat966 2 года назад
Mooi om te zien hoe creatief mensen kunnen zijn met hun handen ,alleen moeten deze kunst geen hoofdrol spelen in Gods huis ,daar is maar een plaats voor de allergrootste creator ,hij duldt geen andere en zeg nou eerlijk is hij niet de meest creatieve God die altijd bezig is met deze Aarde te vormen 🙏
@cherryllcooper679
@cherryllcooper679 3 года назад
As much as i LOVE these programs (I am an inveterate Anglophile, and an art and history buff) Dr. Janina gets on me nerves. Her delivery is as forced and over the top as her dress sense is deliberately concocted to seem “counter-culture”. Thanks for the upload, as its free I suppose I’ll just have to grin and bear it.
@sandramcdaniel2
@sandramcdaniel2 3 года назад
😂 nice of you
@rawlsrules
@rawlsrules 3 года назад
Different strokes. It seems she succeeded in going counter to your culture.
@Britgirl58
@Britgirl58 3 года назад
She certainly is a foil for the quiet artist.
@rawlsrules
@rawlsrules 3 года назад
@@Britgirl58 Well stated.
@thomervin7450
@thomervin7450 2 года назад
Exactly, Cherryll. Really annoying and she doesn't add much to the program.
@susanneanna2421
@susanneanna2421 2 года назад
What with the awful background music? It really takes away from the presentation.
@darianp9930
@darianp9930 3 года назад
That one kinda flopped. Should have not painted it
@tobiashodson944
@tobiashodson944 Год назад
Too much arm waving and theatrics greeting very skilled time consuming work.
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