This is a fascinating, albeit abbreviated, look at Rene di Rosa, which I have seen several times on PBS. Many of the the art works I would probably never have seen, if not for him and director Nancy Kelly. I have to admit that I may have not appreciated some of them as much, had I not seen them in this context, although that is difficult to determine.
My only complaint is that this is too brief (otherwise, I would rate it 10/10.) I would have liked to have seen more about Rene di Rosa's entire life, more of the artworks, and perhaps even more about the artists themselves (although Mr. di Rosa would probably disagree upon that last point.) I have to say that I like his style, and I was thoroughly impressed by the man, the art, and this entire piece. An enjoyable musical accompaniment rounds out, "Smitten," a work of all art for all ages to enjoy. See it!
My only complaint is that this is too brief (otherwise, I would rate it 10/10.) I would have liked to have seen more about Rene di Rosa's entire life, more of the artworks, and perhaps even more about the artists themselves (although Mr. di Rosa would probably disagree upon that last point.) I have to say that I like his style, and I was thoroughly impressed by the man, the art, and this entire piece. An enjoyable musical accompaniment rounds out, "Smitten," a work of all art for all ages to enjoy. See it!