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Velázquez Rediscovered

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Learn more about the exhibition Velázquez Rediscovered, on view at the Met November 17, 2009 - February 7, 2010: tinyurl.com/yc7...
Velázquez Rediscovered features a newly identified painting by Velázquez, Portrait of a Man, formerly ascribed to the workshop of Velázquez, and recently reattributed to the master himself following its cleaning and restoration. It will be shown alongside other works from the Museums superior collection of works by the great Spanish painter.
With Thomas P. Campbell, Director
Keith Christiansen, John Pope-Hennessey Chairman, European Paintings
Michael Gallagher, Sherman Fairchild Conservator in Charge, Paintings Conservation
Production Credits
Chris Noey - Producer and Director
Kate Farrell - Editor
Wayne De La Roche and Jessica Glass - Camera
Stephanie Wuertz - Production Assistant

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@TuckerSP2011 2 года назад

It looks very much like a self-portrait to me. I am artist and have used myself and family members in my studies before adding them and changing them in the final composition. He has changed himself slightly in the battle painting. I do think that he was so renowned at that time, and in such favor by Philip IV that he would be allowed to be present in such a scene.

@maxkinge3142 8 лет назад

Of course, this is a self portrait! While the Spanish were very strict, Diego was considered a friend to King Phillip, probably as close a friend the king had without royal blood. Diego wasn't an advisor or member of counsel. He repeatedly portrayed the king with all his faults... and got away with it! So of course, Diego would have had permission to put himself in the Surrender of Breda. How many art historians have said how audacious it was of him to put himself in Las Meninas... but, he's there! And look at the similarities of the features: the forehead, the hairline, the nose, the shape of face (taking into consideration the slight changes due to age). This is, without doubt in my mind, Diego Velasquez - one of the greatest, if not THE greatest artist of all times!

@erxfav3197 5 лет назад

Max Kinge i have always felt this was Velasquez himself (a self portrait) I don’t know why to mention also Rembrandt put himself in many works I think you’re right

@ismaelvelazquez403 5 лет назад

@sergiolobato1798 2 года назад

You are so right. Eventually Diego was the only artist His majesty Felipe would sit for. You can see their relationship manifested in the many stages of portraits through Felipe's reign. From young and stoic to his later years with great sympathy and humanity, even effection

@tinarider9945 9 лет назад

my favorit painter...Diego Velasquez...great...

@alouinimohamed2786 9 лет назад

un très beau centre culturel, merci TINA

@my.ahmedzridi1389 9 лет назад

Bonjour chère et belle tu es l extase un grand amour rien à dire du premier coup je suis tombé dans les bonnes mains de l éducation et la politesse du savoir faire merci pour ton beau poste je suis le bien venu de Marrakech avec du Beau soleil OK et du Sourire bonne journée très chère Tina Rider

@tinarider9945 9 лет назад

My.Ahmed Zridi merci a toi..A.Z..

@auroraboreal1868 4 года назад

😂

@Whatever_Happy_People 2 года назад

The paintings look real wonderful.

@nickfanzo 5 лет назад

The greatest.

@tr_g Год назад

100%

@duantorruellas716 3 года назад

The met , my favorite museum in New York. I remember the old days when Phillip was running the place , he was friendly and polite.

@jeffhreid 4 года назад

Bravura work. No one paints like Velasquez

@tr_g Год назад

No one. No wonder Dali was obsessed with him.

@angeladallimore8079 4 года назад

Velazquez Fantastic

@JuanFecit 14 лет назад

Genial, muchas gracias por el video.

@vanrijngo 13 лет назад

This is an amazing video of a discovery of a Velazquez portrait right out of their own collection and being a person out of another of their own paintings. Haven't they seen the video of one of the worlds supposed greatest art forger and his own secrets on how he was able to fool these art experts with his partner and how he chose his subject matter from other masterpieces?

@erxfav3197 5 лет назад

Bob Miller so you think one of these is a forgery??

@tr_g Год назад

At 4:09 3D breathing MAGIC comes to us - The Great Velázquez him self!

@vanrijngo 6 лет назад

I can't really get over on how few of paintings that is in captivity that were painted and done by Velazquez over his total career of painting as a court painter for the King of Spain. They say on the average of two and seven tenths of paintings per year. Who the hell are those art experts trying to kid? Maybe there is some job openings as brewers?

@erxfav3197 5 лет назад

Bob Miller I don’t understand what you meant to say here at all.. could you elaborate?

@petawilliams8099 4 года назад

Magneficent

@robhaidheuch 5 лет назад

I studied his paintings during the seventies, and find it an insult by these so-called experts to claim he has been rediscovered. He was never lost except to the same arseholes who wax lyrical over Mondrian or Jackson Pollock.

@cindyoverall8139 2 года назад

Bravo!! Ditto!

@raymondlawson8914 4 года назад

Copacetic

@michaelbyrd7883 Год назад

I very much enjoy so much great art pre-20th century, however of all the great artists, court artists, lauded artists of the 17th century Velazquez is one of my least favorites. Mostly a portrait painter he has very little of the excitement of say Caravaggio, Rembrandt, David or Van Gogh. While I study and research at times all of these artists and work. It lacks excitement for me or the emotion I need to really enjoy a work of art.