Modern Art to Modern Music - Early 20th Century Artists to Lukas Foss

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[mairdie]

Amherst Saxophone Quartet, Lukas Foss's Saxophone Quartet, Introduction and Canon.

This will definitely NOT be for everyone. But if you enjoy modern art, it might be. And if the music doesn't work for you, try muting it and enjoying a 5 min Art History course in Early 20th Century Artists: Picasso, Goncharova, Braque, Metzinger, Gris, Malevich, Leger, Picabia, Boccioni, Gleizes, Kandinsky, Delaunay and Mondrian.

[mairdie]

I usually can't stand modern music, but for some reason this works for me.

[mairdie]

Early 20th Century Art	YouTube	Download 100 MB
Dante Rossetti	YouTube	Download 210 MB
Frederick Remington	YouTube	Download 148 MB
Tiffany & Lalique	YouTube	Download 221 MB
Art Nouveau	YouTube	Download 33 MB
Alphonse Mucha	YouTube	Download 39 MB
Franz Marc	YouTube	Download 186 MB
Mature Turner	YouTube	Download 215 MB
Young Turner	YouTube	Download 56 MB
Henri Rousseau	YouTube	Download 398 MB
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec	YouTube	Download 203 MB
Vincent Van Gogh	YouTube	Download 346 MB
Adoration of the Magi	YouTube	Download 250 MB
Nativity Scenes	YouTube	Download 45 MB
Vicars Book - Nudes	YouTube	Download 67 MB
The Art of Daily Mail	YouTube	Download 25 MB
Landscapes of Daily Mail	YouTube	Download 61 MB
Wild Animals of Daily Mail	YouTube	Download 30 MB
Sea Animals of Daily Mail	YouTube	Download 20 MB
Fireworks	YouTube	Download 266 MB
Melania Trump - Fashion	YouTube	Download 16 MB
Melania Trump - WH	YouTube	Download 59 MB
President Trump	YouTube	Download 25 MB

[mairdie]

PING

[IronJack]

At least you have one of the pre-Raphaelites on your list.

[mairdie]

I hope I’ll eventually get around to more. I do enjoy them.

[IronJack]

John Everett Millais.

[mairdie]

I actually used one of his paintings to illustrate one of Henry Livingston's poems. I'll put him on my TODO list.

Without distinction, fame, or note
Upon the tide of life I float,
A bubble almost lost to sight
As cobweb frail, as vapor light;
And yet within that bubble lies
A spark of life which never dies.

[IronJack]

Millais is almost as good as Rossetti for “La Belle Dame sans Merci,” if you’re a Keats fan.