Why is this great art? | John Gillis discusses "Laocoon and His Sons" c. 200 BCE 

This is the seventh in a series of short videos on why a great work of art is considered great. The subject is Laocoon and His Sons (c. 200 BCE) and their struggle against great peril.
John Gillis' work is found in the New York and Connecticut area, and in the Midwest in the Kansas City area and Texas. See www.architetto.com
Gillis also writes on art and architecture, and has two published books and a forthcoming book. They are at Amazon.com:
Art In One Lesson: Understanding & Appreciating the Arts
Tidings of Joy and Comfort: Romanticism & Realism in Architecture
Objective Esthetics: Studying Ayn Rand’s Radical Theory of Art - Illustrated. (forthcoming November 2023)
He moderates two esthetic websites: www.Artgrok.org and www.esthetics.cc
Other links:
How Art Became Ugly: • How Art Became Ugly | ...
Explaining Postmodernism audiobook: • Explaining Postmoderni...
Nietzsche and the Nazis audiobook: • Nietzsche and the Nazi...
Playlists:
Education Theory: • Education Theory
Entrepreneurship and Values: • Entrepreneurship and V...
Nietzsche: www.youtube.co...