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The Roses - Vows Clip
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Words of War - Sean Penn Exclusive Interview
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Eden - Jude Law and Daniel Brühl with the Gun
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The Private Life of a Masterpiece

The Private Life of a Masterpiece Masterpieces 1851-1900: Episode Guide & Ratings

Masterpieces 1851-1900 Episodes

1. Édouard Manet: Le déjeuner sur l'herbe

January 18th, 200450 min

Two men sitting on the grass, with a picnic nearby. They are not looking at a naked woman seated nearby, who stares brazenly out of the canvas at the viewer. In the background a second woman is doing something hard to quite see. Just what is going on? The full story of the painting that many believe is the beginning of modern art.

2. James McNeill Whistler: Portrait Of The Artist's Mother

January 19th, 200450 min

The stark portrait, mainly in greys and black, that James McNeill Whistler painted of his mother is now a picture that is widely lampooned as a portrait of a prim Victorian lady. She is shown smoking reefers, wearing trainers, having a tatoo. But Whistler's approach was revolutionary in its time, wholly departing from the Victorian tradition of sentimental narrative painting. His relationship with his mother was also an intriguing study in contrasts.

3. Edvard Munch: The Scream

January 20th, 200450 min

The Scream tells the life-story of the painting more widely reproduced than any other, even the Mona Lisa. It shows exactly how and why the Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch arrived at his extraordinary image and how that image of the screaming person has reverberated down the decades to become an icon in modern culture.