Fifteen masterpieces from the Met and the Art Institute of Chicago, and the eye to read them: tap the lunch break in Bruegel's Harvesters, the bath in a Renaissance palace, Vermeer's window, Caravaggio's own face, Plato at Socrates's death, Degas's ballet master, Seurat's monkey, Van Gogh's blue washbasin, Cézanne's pipes and Mount Fuji in Hokusai's Great Wave, with perspective, chiaroscuro, Impressionism, Pointillism, Post-Impressionism and Japonisme on the way.
3h 05m5 constellations
AT THE SUMMIT, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO
01Look at a painting slowly and find its light
02Name the parts of linear perspective
03Read a story painting through its gestures
04Tell Impressionism, Pointillism and Post-Impressionism apart
05See Japan's influence on Western painting
Every lesson of Art History: Look Closer
15 lessons in 5 levels, about 3 hours. Level 1 is free.