Men Of The North: Waldemar Januszczak Uncovers Viking, Anglo-Saxon & Carolingian Art

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• MI

  @michaelsmith5574 · 5 years ago

  I think I've learned more from Januszczak in two weeks of watching his documentaries than 4 years of Fine Arts. FANTASTIC!

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  @anonagain · 5 years ago

  On the cross:<br>&quot;This is a rather wonky specimen, which is why I like it so much. &nbsp;It&apos;s not quite right...so you just want to hug it.&quot;<br>:) &nbsp;I love his quirky humor.

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• EV

  @evan7743 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Waldemar’s Perspective productions are like a combination of travelogue, sociology, psychology, geography, history, and art - all delivered in a style that is entertaining and accessible for the lay person. He gives the viewer the perspective of art history from both the forest and the trees, and as a result makes a strong case for his perspectives on art. It’s how every Art History 101 should be taught.

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• CH

  @chuckychrysaldrums · 4 years ago (edited)

  You are without doubt one of the best art historians of all time. Your teaching is in itself an artform. Thank you.

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• MA

  @markballard6834 · 5 years ago

  That metal worker guy is incredible

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• MY

  @myrojyn · 6 years ago

  Tryin to watch ads but this documentary is in the way

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• KE

  @kennylong7281 · 4 years ago (edited)

  We can all thank Professor Waldemar Januszczak for the best, most entertaining, and most informative videos on history, culture, and art, anywhere on the &nbsp;Internet! &nbsp;Thank you!

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• CA

  @carlderfler5006 · 6 years ago

  Waldemar is an absolute treasure as a presenter and spokesperson for all historical subjects. The B.B.C. really has a treasure in him. Don&apos;t let him get away!!! Lol

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  @christinegatto7426 · 5 years ago

  Waldemar&apos;s enthusiasm is delightful!

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• DA

  @danielcliment8251 · 5 years ago

  This man is like a fiery version of David Attenborough! I love it....

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• GA

  @gaylehudson7267 · 4 years ago

  &quot; The twilight begins to work it&apos;s magick,&quot; &nbsp;Indeed.

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  @sharonkaczorowski8690 · 4 years ago

  I find the writing on ancient gravestones deeply touching and proof of the universality of human emotion…some are very funny, some not all complimentary, and some full of such profound loving grief and the terrible ache of an empty place in the those who outlived the deceased.

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