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.

00:06:14 They are afraid of it

00:08:05 You know

00:09:39 to the dark, tangled roots of things

00:11:44 l seem to see it

00:13:26 those abrupt effects of shade and light in violent strips

00:15:14 What? Tell me, what? We shall see. Look, start from the left there

00:16:47 One doesn't love them

00:18:00 We painters should paint

00:19:27 is like a supernatural eclogue

00:20:55 You pass from the turnips and the plates to the wings

00:22:34 illuminated by a smoky lamp

00:24:39 Here, the galley slave Tintoretto.

00:26:43 could come in here with his head held high.

00:28:18 Everything is stitched together.

00:29:31 that doesn't have the same scent

00:30:42 From decade to decade it's fading.

00:32:26 a devil of a good painter. lt's not the anecdote about the crusaders

00:34:15 And however much he rolls up his sleeves

00:35:58 the murmur of the rain, the shade of the woods

00:37:40 But to say how moving the instrument is.

00:39:34 Who understands Courbet? They throw him in prison in that vault.