https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/shamblesmurph/

Head Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

On this episode of We Like Art, comedians Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets dive headfirst into the world of Rembrandt van Rijn, the legendary Dutch Golden Age painter, with absolutely no idea what they're looking at. Joining them is guest comedian Seamus Miller, as the guys attempt to make sense of some of Rembrandt's most fascinating, disturbing, and downright confusing paintings.

From dramatic portraits and oversized feathered hats to a 17th-century anatomy lesson that makes everyone question the medical profession, nothing is safe from the comedians' commentary. The guys debate Rembrandt's artistic genius, roast his portraits, invent ridiculous backstories, and discover the surprisingly messy personal life behind one of history's most famous artists.

Along the way, they explore Rembrandt's rise to fame, his life in Amsterdam, his relationships, and the stories behind paintings like The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp and Bathsheba at Her Bath. They even discuss Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee, the famous Rembrandt painting stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Will Tommy, Manny, and Seamus finally understand why Rembrandt is considered a master of art history? Or will they decide that painting portraits for a living is the most Dutch thing imaginable?

Featuring art history, stand-up comedy, bizarre historical facts, questionable art criticism, and plenty of completely unqualified opinions, this is art appreciation for people who would rather laugh than sit through a lecture.

🎨 ABOUT WE LIKE ART

We Like Art is a comedy podcast where comedians Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets take a hilarious, not-so-serious look at history's greatest artists and their work. Every week, they blindly explore a slide deck curated by resident art historian and comedian Seth Ruddick. With zero background information, the hosts and their comedian guests guess what they're seeing while real art history slowly comes into focus.

No boring lectures. No art degree required. Just great artists, strange paintings, questionable interpretations, and comedy.

👍 ENJOYED THE EPISODE?

Subscribe to We Like Art for more comedy about art history, famous painters, bizarre historical stories, and the world's greatest works of art.

🔔 New episodes every Tuesday!

#Rembrandt #ArtHistory #ComedyPodcast

CHAPTERS

00:00 Rembrandt: The Dutch Master Nobody Can Remember

01:51 Welcome to We Like Art

02:37 Guest Comedian Sheamus Miller Joins the Show

08:36 Rembrandt's Portraits and the Mystery of the Giant Feather

12:38 Dutch Military Fashion and Art Criticism

18:31 The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp

25:07 How Rembrandt Landed a Major Art Commission

28:26 A Portrait That Looks Like a Horror Movie

34:17 Rembrandt's Rise to Fame and Life as a Painter

40:30 Rembrandt, His Portraits, and His Personal Life

42:11 Marriage, Money, and Romantic Drama

54:45 Bathsheba at Her Bath and More Rembrandt Controversy

1:04:05 The Missing Rembrandt and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist

Mary Cassatt, babies, breastfeeding, Paris, Pennsylvania, rich people, and a group of comedians trying to figure out what the hell is happening in these paintings.

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny dive into the life and artwork of Mary Cassatt — the American-born artist who spent much of her career in France and became known for her paintings of women, mothers, and children.

With comedian Zack Hammond joining the show, we talk about Cassatt's childhood, her family, growing up in Pennsylvania, becoming an artist in a time when that wasn't exactly encouraged for women, and her decision to leave America and move to Paris.

We talk about Cassatt's struggles as an artist, her time in Paris, the difficulty of selling her work in America, the Great Chicago Fire and the paintings she lost, wealthy families and the expectations placed on women, and the challenges women faced trying to build careers in the art world.

This is Mary Cassatt explained the We Like Art way — part art history, part comedy podcast, and part three people staring at famous paintings while confidently getting things wrong.

If you like Mary Cassatt, Impressionism, art history, famous paintings, women's art history, American artists, French art, 19th-century art, museums, comedy podcasts, stand-up comedy, or watching comedians try to understand famous artwork, you're in the right place.

This is We Like Art — the comedy podcast about art history where we look at famous artists and artworks, ask the tough questions, make terrible guesses, and occasionally learn something.

Subscribe to We Like Art for more art history, famous artists, paintings, museums, comedy, and questionable interpretations.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 — Mary Cassatt: Like a Cassette Tape

1:34 — Welcome to We Like Art

2:31 — We need help understanding Mary Cassatt

2:46 — Meet comedian Zack Hammond

3:50 — Getting to know the guest

5:00 — Why are we talking about Mary Cassatt?

7:00 — Who was Mary Cassatt?

10:00 — Mary Cassatt and Pennsylvania

13:00 — Growing up and becoming an artist

16:00 — Women trying to become artists in the 1800s

20:00 — Cassatt leaves America for Paris

24:00 — Mary Cassatt in Paris

28:00 — Cassatt's artistic career

32:00 — Let's look at the paintings

34:20 — Mothers, babies and breastfeeding

35:00 — Why is this baby so damn big?

36:00 — Mary Cassatt's paintings of women and children

38:00 — What are we actually looking at?

40:00 — Cassatt's family didn't exactly support her career

41:18 — Cassatt's move to Paris

42:00 — Trying to sell her paintings in America

42:36 — The Great Chicago Fire

43:05 — Cassatt gets a commission and travels to Italy

45:00 — Another Mary Cassatt painting

46:00 — We attempt to identify the artwork

47:25 — Is this David again?

50:00 — More Mary Cassatt and art history

52:00 — Women, motherhood and domestic life

55:00 — Looking closer at Cassatt's artwork

58:00 — The weirdest art history discussion yet

1:00:00 — More questionable interpretations

1:02:00 — Back to Mary Cassatt

1:04:00 — Cassatt, family and expectations

1:06:00 — Why did Mary Cassatt paint women and children?

1:08:00 — Our extremely questionable Mary Cassatt analysis

1:10:00 — Final thoughts on Mary Cassatt

1:12:00 — Like, subscribe and support We Like Art

#WeLikeArt #MaryCassatt #Cassatt #ArtHistory #Impressionism #ImpressionistArt #WomenArtists #AmericanArt #FrenchArt #ArtHistoryComedy #ComedyPodcast #ArtPodcast #FamousPaintings #19thCenturyArt #ArtComedy #standupcomedy

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/zwhcomic/

Head Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

Eugène Delacroix, French Romanticism, the French Revolution, Iran, Persia, Farsi, the Ayatollah, Napoleon, Lord Byron, and one very famous painting where everybody is apparently staring at the same thing.

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny dive into the art and life of Eugène Delacroix, one of the most important painters of the French Romantic movement. With Hesam Torr joining the conversation, we explore Delacroix, his paintings, French history, revolution, and the surprisingly wide-ranging connections that take the conversation from 19th-century France to Iran, Persia, Farsi, and the Ayatollah.

We take a look at Delacroix's famous paintings, including The Death of Sardanapalus and Liberty Leading the People, while attempting to figure out what is actually happening in these paintings before the art history lesson inevitably goes off the rails.

Along the way, the conversation gets into Persian and Iranian history and culture, what it means to speak Farsi, Iran's modern political history, the Ayatollah, and Hassan's perspective on Iran and growing up Iranian. The result is part art history podcast, part comedy podcast, part completely unexpected trip through French and Persian history.

We also talk about Delacroix's childhood, his family, his connections to French politics and royalty, Lord Byron's influence on his work, Napoleon, the French Revolution, the July Revolution, and the story behind Liberty Leading the People.

And because this is We Like Art, we spend a suspicious amount of time discussing nipples, bad French fashion, One Piece, the Statue of Liberty, revolutionaries, French history, Persian history, and whether anyone on the battlefield actually knows what they're doing.

If you like art history, famous paintings, Eugène Delacroix, French Romanticism, French history, Iranian history, Persian culture, Farsi, Iran, Napoleon, Lord Byron, comedy podcasts, stand-up comedy, weird historical facts, or watching comedians try to understand paintings, you're in the right place.

This is We Like Art — the comedy podcast about art history where we look at famous artists and artworks, ask the tough questions, get some of the answers wrong, and occasionally learn something.

Subscribe to We Like Art for more art history, famous artists, paintings, sculptures, history, comedy, and completely questionable interpretations.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 — Who the hell is Eugène Delacroix?

1:21 — The new portrait prediction system

2:00 — Welcome to We Like Art

2:50 — Meet the guest

8:02 — Delacroix's portrait: the man, the mustache, the legend

9:38 — Who actually was Eugène Delacroix?

18:01 — What is happening in this painting?

19:00 — Huns, revolutions and completely incorrect history

22:09 — Napoleon, French revolutions and Marie Antoinette

24:00 — Renaming famous paintings

25:00 — When art history goes completely off the rails

30:05 — Delacroix's family history gets complicated

31:02 — Was Delacroix actually a nepo baby?

32:00 — Delacroix's early life and career

39:00 — Delacroix, David and the questionable Renaissance/Romantic art universe

40:38 — The Death of Sardanapalus

41:04 — Lord Byron and the story behind Sardanapalus

41:34 — Delacroix and the Philadelphia Art Museum

42:00 — France, England and the great "boot vs. trunk" debate

45:00 — Iran, Persian history and an unexpected detour

46:02 — The Ayatollah, Farsi and Iranian history

46:46 — We Like Art commercial break

49:17 — Delacroix's family connections and artistic career

50:00 — Was Delacroix a nepo baby?

51:13 — More art, more death, more questionable interpretations

52:00 — Delacroix and the French Revolution

52:27 — One Piece meets Delacroix

53:00 — French fashion gets roasted

54:25 — Liberty Leading the People

54:41 — "Free the Nipple": our completely accurate art history analysis

55:00 — Who is the woman with the flag?

55:53 — The French Revolution explained badly

56:00 — Napoleon enters the conversation

1:01:19 — Revolution, history and rewriting the past

1:02:10 — Liberty Leading the People finally gets identified

1:02:20 — The July Revolution and King Charles X

1:03:00 — French Revolution meets Persian history

1:06:47 — Our review of Liberty Leading the People

1:07:00 — Is Delacroix's most famous painting actually propaganda?

1:07:40 — The Mindset University price goes up

1:08:00 — Final thoughts on Delacroix

1:11:27 — Guest plugs his podcast

1:12:08 — Like, subscribe and support We Like Art

1:13:04 — See you next week

#WeLikeArt #EugeneDelacroix #Delacroix #ArtHistory #FrenchRomanticism #Romanticism #LibertyLeadingThePeople #DeathOfSardanapalus #FrenchRevolution #Iran #Persia #PersianHistory #Farsi #IranianHistory #Ayatollah #Napoleon #LordByron #ArtHistoryComedy #ComedyPodcast #ArtPodcast #FamousPaintings #FrenchHistory #StandUpComedy

Donatello, Renaissance sculpture, Judith, Holofernes, David, Goliath, the Medici, and a whole lot of terrible art history guesses.

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny dive into the world of Donatello — one of the major artists of the Italian Renaissance — with comedian Greg Williams Jr. joining the chaos.

What starts as a serious attempt to learn about Renaissance art quickly turns into a comedy breakdown of Donatello's sculptures, biblical stories, Renaissance nudity, bronze statues, David and Goliath, Judith and Holofernes, the Medici family, Michelangelo, and the eternal question: why did Renaissance artists keep making so many naked dudes? And Who was the Kanye West of the Renaissance?

We look at Donatello's artwork and try to figure out what we're actually looking at before the history lesson catches up with us. Along the way, we compare Donatello's David to Michelangelo's famous David, talk about the first freestanding nude statue produced since antiquity, and discover just how much chaos can be found in Renaissance art history.

If you like art history, Renaissance art, funny podcasts, stand-up comedy, weird historical facts, museum conversations, or watching comedians attempt to understand famous works of art, you're in the right place.

This is We Like Art — the comedy podcast about art history where we look at famous artwork, ask dumb questions, learn something occasionally, and try very hard to like art.

Subscribe to We Like Art for more comedy, art history, artists, paintings, sculptures, and completely questionable interpretations.

Timestamps:

0:00 — Donatello or Donato? We already have a problem

2:00 — Welcome to We Like Art

3:10 — Comedian Greg Williams Jr. joins the show

3:44 — Donatello's possible self-portrait

3:56 — The "Miracle of the She Donkey"

7:43 — What are we looking at next?

8:37 — First look at Judith and Holofernes

9:35 — Is it Joan of Arc, the Virgin Mary, or something else?

13:18 — Judith, Goliath, David... we're getting confused

16:35 — The Judith reveal

16:56 — The Medici and Renaissance art

17:22 — Judith and the assassination of Holofernes

17:45 — Donatello's bronze sculpture and the missing gold

20:24 — Why bronze looks so good

22:00 — Time for the next artwork

22:22 — Donatello's childhood and Florence

24:12 — Donatello's teenage criminal record

25:17 — Filippo Brunelleschi: the Kanye West of the Renaissance?

29:56 — Another Donatello sculpture enters the chat

32:41 — Is that Judith again?

35:01 — David and Goliath reveal

35:27 — David, King Saul and the biblical backstory

36:03 — Donatello did David before Michelangelo

37:25 — How tall was Goliath?

39:50 — Donatello's David vs. Michelangelo's David

45:52 — What horrifying sculpture are we looking at next?

46:27 — Another mystery Renaissance figure

47:25 — Is it David again?

51:14 — Commercial break / We Like Art gets weird

52:06 — The world's greatest dinosaur art commercial

55:14 — One more sassy boy with a sword

55:23 — Wait... another David?

56:05 — Donatello's famous bronze David

56:17 — The first freestanding nude statue since antiquity

57:04 — David's extremely questionable behavior

58:02 — Donatello's David and the Medici

58:42 — The finale

58:50 — David with a boner

1:00:00 — Ranking the Ninja Turtle artists

1:03:32 — What kind of art do we actually like?

1:09:24 — Calling all art historians

1:14:48 — Subscribe to We Like Art

#WeLikeArt #ArtHistory #Donatello #RenaissanceArt #Renaissance #ArtHistoryComedy #ComedyPodcast #ArtPodcast #DonatelloDavid #DavidAndGoliath #JudithAndHolofernes #Medici #Michelangelo #Sculpture #FunnyPodcast #StandUpComedy

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/gregwilliamsjr/

Head Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

Michelangelo is one of the most famous artists in history — but what happens when you put his greatest works in front of three comedians who know just enough about art to be dangerous?

In this episode of **We Like Art**, Tommy, Manny, and special guest **Tony from Hack the Movies** take a completely unqualified journey through the life and work of **Michelangelo**, one of the defining artists of the Italian Renaissance.

We talk about Michelangelo's early life, his connection to marble, his rivalry with Raphael, and some of his most famous masterpieces, including **Madonna of the Stairs, the Pietà, David, the Sistine Chapel, and The Last Judgment**. Along the way, we attempt to understand Renaissance art, Biblical imagery, artistic anatomy, and why Michelangelo apparently couldn't stop putting extremely muscular people everywhere.

Naturally, things get increasingly ridiculous.

If you love **art history, Renaissance art, Michelangelo, famous paintings and sculptures, comedy podcasts, movie discussions, or watching people confidently get things wrong**, this one's for you.

🎨 **Featuring:** Tony from Hack the Movies

🎬 **We Like Art** — where we look at great art, ask tough questions, and learn... occasionally.

### CHAPTERS

00:00 — Michelangelo's Extremely Long Name

01:32 — Welcome to We Like Art

03:21 — Meet Tony from Hack the Movies

06:54 — Fan Art, Shaq & Captain America

10:53 — A Portrait of Michelangelo

13:36 — Tony Tries to Figure Out Our Art Process

14:05 — Madonna of the Stairs

16:01 — Biblical Foreshadowing & the "Judean Stoop"

19:17 — Michelangelo's First Sculpture

20:49 — Michelangelo's Early Life & Family

25:10 — The Pietà

29:21 — The Pietà: Marble, Detail & Michelangelo's Signature

32:08 — Michelangelo vs. Raphael

35:23 — Art Podcast Production Problems

39:40 — David

42:00 — David, Goliath & Renaissance Anatomy

43:21 — Why Michelangelo's David Is So Famous

49:55 — Michelangelo's Poetry

51:51 — Commercial Break & More Art

53:25 — The Sistine Chapel

59:30 — The Last Judgment

01:04:17 — Michelangelo's Massive Final Judgment

01:11:19 — Christian Movies, Horror & The Prophecy

01:14:09 — Tony Talks Hack the Movies

01:16:50 — Where to Find Tony & Manny

01:19:28 — That's a Wrap

👍 **LIKE** the video if you enjoyed the art, the history, or the complete lack of qualifications.

💬 **COMMENT:** What's your favorite Michelangelo artwork — **David, the Pietà, the Sistine Chapel, or something else?**

🔔 **SUBSCRIBE** to We Like Art for more art history, famous artists, masterpieces, bad guesses, and questionable cultural analysis.

🎬 **Check out Tony and Hack the Movies** for more movie reviews and movie discussions. Tony specifically points viewers toward Hack the Movies on YouTube in the episode.

#Michelangelo #ArtHistory #RenaissanceArt #SistineChapel #David #Pieta #WeLikeArt #ArtHistoryComedy #Renaissance #ArtPodcast #HackTheMovies

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

Guest: Tony from Hack the Movies:

https://www.youtube.com/@HackTheMovies/featured

https://www.instagram.com/hack_the_movies

Phone Guest: Joey C

https://www.youtube.com/@OfficialJoeyC/featured

Head Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art. Tommy Mavra, Manny Muskets and guest EBony Moore dive into the world of Ilya Respin a Russian Ukranian artist who talked smack about the Ottomans and the Soviets.

chapters:

00:00 Ilya Repin what?

02:00 welcome to We Like Art and our guest Ebony Moore

03:00 Ebony had a long day...

05:00 no smoke with Russians

08:00 A self portrait of Ilya Repin

12:00 Mindset University is not a scam and introdcuing the 1st painting

18:00 Black maritime movies.

20:00 sharks vs snakes on a plane.

23:00 Ebony tells us about Russian Pro Black Propaganda.

29:00 the painting is Barge Haulers on the Vulga

31:00 some history on Repin. big freedom guy

37:30 the next painting.

42:00 roasting the sultans of the Ottoman Empire

52:00 more history- Repin had beef with Stalin and the Soviets

55:00 the last painting- brutal and sad. very russian

59:00 how terrible was Ivan?

1:01:00 Ivan the Terrible and his Son

1:11:00 saying good bye

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/ebony_dream404

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SxXoBGp0Dw&t=901s

This week on We Like Art. Tommy Mavra, Manny Muskets and guest Paige Campbell dive into the world of Rafaello Sanzio the great renaissance artist and the the teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art. Tommy Mavra, Manny Muskets and guest Omri Lewin dive into the world of Argentinian artist Oscar Agustin Alejandro Schulz Solari or Xul Solar. He was weird. He made up languages like pan lingua and neo criollo but no one wanted to learn it.

Chapters:

00:00 we struggle with this guys name

02:00 Theme sone We Like Art

02:20 Introducing the show and our Guest Omri Lewin

03:40 Are Brazilians and Argentinians the same?

06:50 the first painting hand turkey

09:00 the cruelty of dolphins.

12:50 The painting is called Entierro from 1914

13:20 is portuguese the same as spanish?

16:50 some history on Xul solar. and racist scooby doo

18:30 backpacking through Europe during World War 1

21:30 Introducing the next painting. hills of Paris?

27:00 this city was poorly designed. It doesn't seem safe.

31:00 Omri Lewin insults the Argentinians for like 6th time.

32:00 where are all the black people in Argentina?

34:00 Black Israelites

34:50 the painting is Ciudad y Abismos 1946

39:00 more history on this guy. He's nuts. he made up languages.

43:00 the third painting. It looks like a fun studio Ghibli anime.

56:00 how elephant poachers get tusks. we're anti-poaching

58:00 Xul Solar's Flying machine vs Leonardo da vinci's

59:00 the painting is called Vuel Villa

1:00:00 more history. This guy might be the Kanye West of his time

1:09:00 one more painting. it's kind of dumb.

1:12:00 Pais Rojo Teti is the painting

1:14:00 wrapping it up. saying goodbye.

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/O.M.Lewin/

Head Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art. Tommy Mavra, Manny Muskets and guest Jared Winters dive into the world of Leonardo Da Vinci the great renaissance artist and the the teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. We also try to go viral with Ned Wagner's viral hooks for social media.

chapters:

00:00 Leonardo Da Vinci is our artist this week.

01:50 the Theme song

02:09 Welcome to We Like Art

03:15 Jared Winters joins us.

03:50 going viral with the help of Ned Wagner and his viral hooks.

06:20 Leonardo Da Vinci's self portrait.

08:50 Jared tries to introduce the first painting

10:00 Jared finally introduces the first painting

14:00 Salvador Mundi. The worlds most expensive painting.

15:15 Prince Mohammed Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia

18:18 some art history on Leonardo. He comes from Notary money

23:00 the next painting is introduced with Ned Wagner hooks. viral...

27:00 Jared is anti Anglophile.

29:30 Lady with Ermine by Leonanrdo Davinci.

32:00 more history on Leo. he slept with his students

35:00 the Last Supper. it's big. There is only 11 apostles.

40:00 Our Nollywood aspirations

42:00 some history on the last supper. Leonardos threatens a Prior.

46:00 A commercial break- buy a print or painting from Tommy Mavra

47:42 We're back and ran out of slides

50:00 you might be a gay redneck

52:00 Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets go to art galleries

54:00 Manny farted inside the scent exhibition

57:00 land acknowledgements

1:00:00 going viral with land acknowledgements

1:02:00 Promoting upcoming shows and stuff

1:05:00 the neighbors contribute to the podcast and goodbye.

see you next week for more hilarious Art History.

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/jared_and_the_winters/

Head Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art. Tommy Mavra, Manny Muskets and guest Paige Campbell dive into the world of Rafaello Sanzio the great renaissance artist and the the teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

Chapters:

00:00 intro it's Rafaello

02:00 theme song

02:12 Welcome to we like art

03:30 our guest is Paige Campbell

06:28 drinking mead and pooping with the boys.

07:15 we get distracted by pirates again

09:00 a self portrait of Rafaello

09:50 painting number 1

13:00 bringing the Wu Tang Clan into the conversation

15:00 coordinationg outfits for the resurrection

18:00 learning about the painting Resurrection of Christ

19:30 some history on Raffaelo. Rocking out with the Dutchy?

23:00 another painting. Demon dogs and Damsels in distress

29:30 curly demon dongs

36:00 Roman mythology and the demon dog dong taker.

39:00 learning about the painting St George fFghting the Dragon

41:00 more history! Raphael beefs with Michelangelo

44:00 more people close to him die.

45:00 another painting. a Normand window. a Mark normand window

51:00 what is a spirit bomb?

55:00 the painting is the Coronation of the Virgin.

57:00 even more history on Ol' Raphael. he made a lot of money

59:00 He died from unceasing romantic interest

1:00:00 rock star lifestyle.

1:03:00 the last painting. One of his interests. Boob

1:09:00 the painting is La Fornina. Pope Leo manipulating things

1:13:00 wrapping it up

1:16:00 Wrestler Lady and the Gag team

1:17:00 paige gives us a foot painting.

1:18:00 good bye

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/unclepaige/

https://www.wrestlerlady.com/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets are joned byt the very funny Rachel Peters to look at some Naive Art by Ivan Generalic a naive peasant from Hlebine, Croatia.

Chapters:

0:00 Ivan Generalic and the general itch

2:00 Introducing Rachel Peters and her excitement for the general itch

5:30 Rachel introduces our first painting.

8:30 that was just a self portrait. the first painting... bulls

12:30 the painting takes a filthy turn balls and lady man cows

15:30 what's this painting called... the red bull

20:00 getting smart. some history on Ivan Generalic.

21:00 Manny and his British theory.

25:00 another painting. ghost deer and weird trees

28:00 doing cool British raps. Me nan loves it.

29:00 Rachel takes it too far.

30:00 the painting takes a filthy turn again.

37:00 the camera goes out. Rachel tells us about human rabbit births

38:00 cameras back on.

40:00 we move on to another painting. A solar eclipse.

43:00 the end of the world

48:00 our first attempt at a commercial break

50:00 we're back the name of the painting is Sun Eclipse

52:30 the last painting. A peasants France

59:00 Ivan was too naive to know size differences.

1:02:00 the painting takes a filthy turn.

1:03:00 the camera goes out. the painting is called Eifell tower

1:04:00 Rachel recites Dante's Inferno as Jennifer Coolidge.

1:05:00 cameras are back...Dude Where's my Chicken

1:06:00 things take a filthy turn

1:07:00 a filthy summary of the paintings

1:09:00 is this our Nollywood movie. How to get a goat.

1:11:00 Saying our goodbyes

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/rachelpetiters/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art, Campbell Gibson joins the show to look at the art of Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky. An Armenian guy who earned gold medals for art and stood up to Ottoman Sultans.

We had some issues with focus on this one but it's been worse before. We're getting better.

Chapters:

00:00 Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky

02:09 theme song

02:39 welcome to We Like Art

03:45 welcome Campbell Gibson

08:00 Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky and his Albanian chops

13:30 the first painting. Caucasian scenery.

15:00 Armenians and Christianity and thinking about things

17:19 the one won't look at the scenery.

18:34. trying to count the seas. definitely more than seven

21:00 the name of the painting and too many navanks. sevanavank

23:30 The Galata Tower by Moonlight but moons are not suns.

27:30 Some history this guy was a gold medalist in art. ?

32:00 introducing the next painting.

35:00 pretty sure those are clouds and pretty sure that is water

37:00 Campbell Gibson thinks people shipwrecked in lakes or seas are being dramatic.

41:00 the ninth wave. wave counting.

46:00 how many Belgiums should everyone get? capitalism, communism etc...

48:00 we try to make enemy's

52:00 more history. and Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky gets roasted by Anton Chekhov.

57:45 the final artwork. we make fun of it but we shouldn't have.

1:02:00 The Massacre of Armenians in Trebizond in 1895

1:05:00 Ivan stands up to the Ottoman Sultans

1:09:00 pluging our amazing selves saying our goodbyes for the week

thanks for watching We Like Art

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/campgib/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This Week Uncle Tone joins Tommy Mavra to look at some art by Italian Renaissance artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo. He paints some wierd stuff like fruit man and book man.

chapters:

00:00 introducing the artist without Manny.

01:00 theme song

01:30 calling Manny for help.

02:55 introducing our guest uncle Tone

05:00 Tone introduces us to the painting and this and that.

06:40 the esquire

08:00 what is this family dynamic

13:00 learning about Maximillian II and his kids

17:00 a produce man the next painting.

22:30 Vertumnus... thats the fruit guy.

26:00 some History on Giuseppe Arcimboldo

28:00 a great decorator

29:00 the next painting: less fruit more tree.

32:00 Grock the original guardian of the galaxy

34:00 the problem with being salad man.

37:30 the painting is called all for seasons in one head.

39:00 Bookman!!

45:32 The Librarian

47:50 Tone doesn't know why women watch true crime.

50:00 Fish Man

53:40 what are Fish man's super powers?

57:00 Fish man's arch nemesis

58:00 Water and more info on the painting.

1:01:30 Tone sells Archimboldo paintings

1:10:30 saying goodbye.

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

guest:

https://www.instagram.com/uncletone_funny/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets are joined by Delia Amendolia to look at the Flemish painter Willem Van Haecht. He was like a cover band for Flemish Painting.

Chapters:

00:00 introducing Willem Van Haecht

02:00 Theme song

02:17 introducing our guest Delia Amendolia

07:00 Delia introduces the first painting. a room full of paintings

08:30 Jackin' for beats

12:00 LARPERS

14:00 Bringing swords to open mics in Philly

16:30 We find out about the painting Apelles Painting Campaspe

20:00 some history on Haecht. and ass spice

21:30 getting into painting 2. another room full of art.

22:00 Ascot frills and syphilis fashion.

27:00 tiny art to impress manny

30:00 feels like i'm walking on broken glass

33:00 Interior of the Salon of the Archduchess Isabella of Austria

35:00 Kunskammer art rooms the Flemish MTV Cribs

37:40 another bunch paintings in a painting . painting 3

42:00 the rise of AI gaslighting us.

49:00 the painting is The Gallery of Cornelis van der Geest

54:00 Seth Ruddick's hyperfixations

57:00 Willem Van Haecht was a sad boy

1:00:00 the who's who of Flemish Society

1:09:00 Willem doesn't get forgery

1:15:00 saying goodbye

https://www.instagram.com/deliacam/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art Connor Daniels stops by to look at the world of John Singer Sargent.

Chapters:

00:00 cold open

00:46 it's John Singer Sargent

02:20 theme song

02:40 Trying to introduce our guest Connor Daniels

04:00 inspiring everyone

05:09 Connor introduces painting number 1

09:30 how much clothes should yo wear to the beach

11:00 Connor Daniels confronts Manny's digestive system

15:00 what's this painting called?

17:15 learning about the painting En route pour la pêche.

20:00 trying to relate to setting out to fish.

21:40 learning some history about John Singer Sargent

24:00 Philadelphia customer service

28:30 Red pill alpha male podcasting

32:19 our favorite lifetime movies

33:00 John Singer Sargents and lifetime movies painting 2

40:00 gilded age Mozzarella cheese

43:00 how much beef do you need to eat to be alpha.

45:00 Alpha male routines. ice, dry ice, meat, the grind.

46:15 Gilded age and clothes layers

48:00 painting 2 is El Jaleo

50:00 cool off break and excuses for not turning the lights back on

51:00 complaining about the heat dome.

52:00 a lot of 80's rapping

55:20 more history and Seth Ruddick catches some heat

58:45 the third painting. the forefront of lamp paintings

1:02:22 John Singer Sargents education. Learning by visiting churches

1:04:22 Joey Diaz ecourages education through church visits

1:08:00 Lily, Lily and Rose

1:10:00 Singer Sargent is the Kanye West of the Gilded age

1:13:40 another painting and eating hoagies

1:19:40 learning about the paining Madame X

1:24:00 trying to Alpha male podcast again

1:26:00 being a pirate to fast track the path to alpha

1:28:00 Being marooned

1:30:00 naked pirates and the naked warlord General Butt Naked

1:33:00 we lost a camera to overheating and saying goodbye

https://www.instagram.com/connordaniels91/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets are joined by Ray Lorenz Carter to look at some art by Fernando Botero Angulo. A Colombian painter and sculptor who made the Boterismo style.

Chapters:

00:00 This weeks artist is Fernando Botero Angulo from Colombia

01:25 We Like Art Theme song

01:45 Welcome to We Like Art

02:20 Introducing Ray Carter

03:30 Exploring Colombian connections

06:00 Ray introduces us to painting 1 it's gonna be blue

11:00 sponge bob's square headed lover or Jay Leno's daughter?

16:00 are we going to be haunted by this painting

17:30 Mona Lisa at age 12. Don't love that.

21:26 Seth Ruddick gives us some history on Botero.

22:30 Matador school and defender of Picasso

25:20 Torta! Boterismo at it's finest

32:00 Lovers??? that's weird

34:40 A We Like Art first; A sculpture of birds!

36:00 Ray Carter gets all his news from World Star

38:00 Trust worthiness amongst the bald

44:44 The and the Bird of Peace

50:00 Talking Boondocks

53:00 another painting; plushies?

57:00 a pimp proud of himself for eating all his veggies

1:03:01 our last painting of the week. Benecio Del Torro?

1:05:00 Hollywood insider scoop on how Keanu Reeves got the Matrix

1:07:00 The Death of Pablo Escobar

1:08:00 Ray lost all his toothpaste in a police raid.

1:11:00 Botero is almost as cool as Caravaggio.

1:15:00 wrapping it up and saying goodbye.

https://www.instagram.com/raylorenzcarter/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art, Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets are joined by Brandon Dunbar to look at some animalier paintings by the french Lesbian Rosa Bonheur and talk animal attacks.

Chapters:

00:00 starting at the end like Quentin Tarantino

00:25 Rosa Bonheur

02:00 Theme song

03:11 Guest is Brandon Dunbar

03:35 what to do on Juneteenth

04:44 Dunbar introduces the first painting

12:00 Oregon Trail and why Dunbar is our guest on Juneteenth

18:00 some history on Rosa Bonheur and the 16 feet of horse

25:00 painting 2 another mammalian one

27:00 Tommy Mavra getting attacked by wild animals

32:00 Dunbar lost a lot of football and basketball games

35:00 another animal attack story

41:00 painting 3 a steer, a bull, a cow, or a heffer.

48:00 Nigerian scams and planning a film career through Nollywood

51:00 Learning about the cow painting

57:00 more history. Being lesbian back then

59:00 Old angry German

1:12:00 another animal story

1:16:00 humans are the worlds most dangerous animals

1:24:00 Dunbar wants lesbian friends

1:26:00 goodbyes

https://www.instagram.com/brandondunbar93_/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets get some help from Philly comic Luke kincade in figuring out what's going on in these JMW Turner paintings. Is he a maritime hack? Why does he give his paintings such boring names? How often do beavers fart?

chapters:

0:00 JMW Turner

1:15 theme song

1:37 welcome to We Like Art

2:35 Introducing our guest Luke Kincade

4:00 the invention of A1 steak sauce

5:20 Introduces the first painting by JMW Turner

9:30 truly tasteless jokes and the Philadelphia comedy scene

14:00 Manny can't swim

17:25 learning something about the painting Fishermen at Sea

19:00 some history abou tthe life of JMW Turner

22:00 Manny does vulgar comedy at an old folks home at 11 AM

28:00 Painting number 2

39:00 would yo rather be a ninja, cowboy or pirate?

41:30 The Ship Wreck

44:00 introducing painting 3

50:00 Donald Trump teaches us about this Water Loo painting

53:00 Painting 4

55:00 talking about Manny's homeland and diet

1:00:00 learning about the painting a view of the archbishops palace, Lambeth

1:05:00 More life history of JMW Turner

1:12:00 saying goodbye

check us out

IG

https://www.instagram.com/lukekincade/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

Historian

https://www.instagram.com/sethruddick/

This week on We Like Art Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets look at some art and the life of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo with the very funny  @mama_yyay  Tiepolo loved babies.

Chapters

00:00 it's Tiepolo

02:00 theme song

2:20 Introducing our guest Mamayay

04:30 Ideas for a new speed movie

06:45 introducing the first Tiepolo painting we look at

14:30 who ate the apple?

16:30 baby spirit bomb

17:00 Joseph was a dead beat dad

20:50 learning a little abou the immaculate conception

25:00 a little art history on Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

30:00 painting number 2

40:00 babies with too much responsibility.

45:00 Manny introduces painting number 3

49:00 the spiral staircase to heaven

1:00:00 more Speed talk

1:03:00 planets and continents

1:13:00 saying goodbye

IG

https://www.instagram.com/mama_yyay/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

Art Historian:

https://www.instagram.com/seth.ruddick/

This week On We Like art Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets take a look at some art by the sword weilding Italian rumbler Caravaggio. Funny Guy Tey Ney is the guest this week. He offers insight.

Chapters:

0:00 Caravaggio. Manny is a vaggio

1.50 Welcome to We Like Art

2:01 Our guest is Tey Ney

3:00 painting toe nails

6:15 Tey introduces painting 1

8:30 a humunculous with mother

12:45 is Alec Baldwin a boss baby

15:48 Madonna and the Rosary and Tey gets validated

20:00 the early life of Michelangelo Merisi De Caravaggio

24:00 painting 2 scams and schemes

37:00 Winona Ryder is getting ripped off

39:00 Tey Ney Introduces painting 3

45:00 everything is connected

50:00 who asked for this painting?

51:00 painting 4

56:00 name that fruit

1:03:00 learning about the fruit paintings

1:05:00 more Caravaggio facts, sword fights and getting chased out of Milan

1:09:00 Tey Ney introduces the next painting

1:10:00 never mind it's more history

1:13:00 the death of Caravaggio

1:20:00 repressed homosexuality and great art

1:22:00 trying to do accents

1:27:30 goodbye

 @tayneyxoxo 

Instagram

tommymavra

mannymuskets

sethruddick

tayneyxoxo

This week on We Like art Tommy Mavra, Manny Muskets and guest London Duran take a look at the work and life of German renaissance artist Lucas Cranach the Elder.

We had some technical difficulties because of Manny so the end was rerecorded on a separate day.

Chapters

00:00 Lucas Cranach The Elder is this weeks artist.

01:45 theme song.

02:00 Welcome and introducing our guest London Duran

04:50 whose renaissance is it anyways?

5:30 Woodcut by Cranach that we could barely see

09:00 painting 1 tea dips for cash

14:00 old pianos

16:50 Londons sales tatics

20:00 the name of the painting and some extra info

23:00 the life of Lucas Cranach the Elder. history

24:00 Manny Muskets does a Martin Luther rap

25:00 these guys are a bunch of wizards

28:40 Painting 2 Angels, shredded babies and bunch of other stuff

41:00 don't fart in the dogs face and the name of the painting.

43:00 painting 3 enter the cranach

50:00 the audio cut out so we had to redo the end

51:00 revisiting Cranach with Seth Ruddick

61:00 more facts about Cranach and Martin Luther, nobles...

64:00 Goodbye!

https://www.instagram.com/tommymavra/

https://www.instagram.com/mannymuskets/

https://www.instagram.com/londonduran/