Sister Wendy's Story of Painting

Sister Wendy is a good storyteller, so inspired, you get into it yourself when you listen to her. So carefully, he notices every detail, all the nuances and shades...And I like that she's not a prude, she talks with a sense of humor and is very critical, though kind.
But there was no explanation of who she was, why this series was filmed in the first place.

Oh, it turned out so piercingly about the French Revolution, goosebumps just appeared, all this...
And finally, black paintings by Goya, brrrrrr.

Why is this woman naked? We'll never know..." asks Wendy's sister. Yes, I want to ask about so many strange things in paintings, but for some reason it doesn't bother art historians, they have answers there, only a naked woman confused them and put them in a dead end :DDD

It was very interesting to hear about Monroe Warhol, I did not expect such depth.
I really liked Bacon, especially the screaming Dad, it's just creepy. Lucien Froyd is also curious.

Does anyone else besides me see the difference between Picasso's ugly Avignon girls and Matisse's beauty, grace, and Dance dynamics...?
Surprised that not a word was said about Guernica, a very visible and significant work.