A Visit to the Louvre

00:00:06 A VlSlT TO THE LOUVRE

00:02:56 A little vermilion, some drops of blood, yes!

00:04:26 l find pleasure in line, when l want to. But there is a pitfall there.

00:06:18 or rather they didn't think of it.

00:08:07 what Taine, in his Origines, says about the classical spirit! Ah! David

00:09:43 to ascend again with the colours, to blossom out into the light with them.

00:11:57 Today, they impaste straight away

00:13:38 What is magnificent

00:15:28 ls it beautiful? ls it alive?

00:16:55 by the anecdote, the subject.

00:18:06 trumpeting the Messiah.

00:19:35 And one participates in it

00:21:10 l have glanced at all of his work l could find.

00:22:52 he came there, and fell down exhausted.

00:24:57 Look at his sky. His gods circle, circle.

00:27:04 Yes, yes, the formula that grips you.

00:28:39 that the ancients lack.

00:29:47 All these peppery nuances

00:31:08 When he exhibited it, they protested

00:32:58 the old man's beard, the carapaced horses, and the dark lance-poles

00:34:43 but basically this famous realism is like the romanticism of Delacroix

00:36:23 Fantastic, a winter silence.

00:38:09 in Par les Champs et par les Grèves

00:40:14 l am Cézanne.