Art thread
Art thread
Gavin Jones
Alexander White
Ian Hill
Christian Lopez
Gavin Diaz
Easton Turner
Will we ever reach these heights again? What change has to take place in our culture to cultivate excellence?
Christian Baker
>What change has to take place in our culture to cultivate excellence?
get rid of democracy
Brody Bennett
Chase Ramirez
Henry Evans
Angel Jones
Logan Campbell
was impressionism a mistake? was it the beginning of the end?
William Cook
Christopher Hall
Jaxson Perez
Daniel Cruz
Nathan Howard
Juan Turner
Thomas Mitchell
Elijah Smith
Jackson Sanders
How could niggers ever compete
Juan Collins
Eli Hernandez
Jaxon Jenkins
Jack Anderson
Hunter Wilson
>was impressionism a mistake?
it was one of two main answers to photography, the other one being picrel that was then being criticized as fussy salon art -- and it mostly died bc of its meticuousless and appeal to the masses for funds. as picrel painter said
>"What do you expect, you have to follow public taste, and the public only buys what it likes. That's why, with time, I changed my way of painting."
So, no, I wouldn't say it was a mistake per se, but it was definitely the start to what led to an ever increasing lack of effort & talent
Gabriel Sanders
I can't even say if they wanted to make a monkey or a nigger
Ethan Bell
Lincoln Johnson
Jonathan Hall
Hunter Turner
>hirschl
one of those rare kikes that could create beauty
Jonathan Robinson
Nathaniel Robinson
David Perez
Muslim was right about arts.
Julian Watson
Is there a difference?
Lincoln Williams
Ethan Campbell
Mason Perry
why are we devolving earthbros...
Colton Brooks
Juan Torres
Lucas Wright
>The Rescue depicts a confrontation between a bellicose American Indian warrior and a pioneer family. At the left rear of the group, a crouching pioneer woman desperately clasps a small child. To the front, an outsized frontiersman forcibly prevents a tomahawk-wielding Indian from brutally murdering his family.
>The heroic rescuer, however, refrains from injuring his adversary and displays a total mastery of the situation. The vengeful Indian warrior is rendered impotent and childlike. To the right, the family dog looks on.
>The Rescue was displayed to the right of the large staircase of the east façade of the U.S. Capitol. In 1939, a joint resolution submitted to—but not passed by—the U.S. House of Representatives recommended that The Rescue be "...ground into dust, and scattered to the four winds, that no more remembrance may be perpetuated of our barbaric past, and that it may not be a constant reminder to our American Indian citizens…"
>In 1958, it was removed from the east façade in preparation for the building's extension. They were placed in storage and—without public discussion—never restored.
>In 1976, a crane accidentally dropped The Rescue while moving it to a new Smithsonian storage area in Maryland, thus reducing it to several fragments.
>Only the family dog remained intact
Brayden Gonzalez
Elijah Cruz
One solid marble stone.
Kevin James
it's still in our veins like this fairly-recent picrel. it's the powers that be that is shifting our attention from Beauty to the cult of ugliness
Elijah Diaz
Art is never political
Alexander Carter
here, burger
Christian Martin
Joshua Thompson