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12. Episode 12: Raphael The Relentless
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Raphael forms the trinity of great masters of the Italian high renaissance… alongside Leonardo and Michelangelo.
11. Episode 11: Turner Leading Light
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Joseph Mallord William turner was hailed as a prodigy from an early age and he went on to have a remarkably successful, albeit controversial, painting career.
10. Episode 10: Capturing Cezanne
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Paul Cezanne inspired the most lauded artists of the 20th century, but he struggled for years to achieve anywhere near the levels of success.
9. Episode 9: Vermeer Lost Pearl Of Delft
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Johannes Vermeer was all but forgotten for centuries and this iconic work lay dormant, overlooked before it was rediscovered.
8. Episode 8: Monet First Impressions
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Capturing the changing nature of light was the lifelong obsession of Claude Monet, the father of impressionism.
7. Episode 7: Van Gogh's Seven Sunflowers
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Painted for the arrival of Paul Gaugin in Arles, this set of paintings by Vincent Van Gogh has gone on an astonishing journey ever since.
6. Episode 6: Stealing the Scream
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Jan van Eyck left behind a remarkable legacy of works, including the spectacular Ghent altarpiece, but very little evidence of who he exactly was.
5. Episode 5: The Elusive Van Eyck
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Leonardo Da Vinci is believed by many to have been the most talented individual who ever lived, secrets of his work are still being unrearthed.
4. Episode 4: The Lessons Of Leonardo
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It took nearly three centuries for el Greco’s paintings to be truly appreciated. no artist has ever been more ahead of his time.
3. Episode 3: El Greco Lost In Time
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These works that span Rembrandt’s entire adult life have been scattered across the globe and had a life and history all their own.
2. Episode 2: The Many Faces Of Rembrandt
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Painted during Vienna’s cultural heyday, Gustav Klimt’s “Portrait of Adele” was confiscated by the Nazis during WWII.
1. Episode 1: Klimt Gustav's Gold
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How and why The Scream has been stolen multiple times.
