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“Ahasuerus at the End of the World” by Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl, 1888 (he was a Jew who converted to Christianity).
“Ahasuerus at the End of the World” by Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl, 1888 (he was a Jew who converted to Christianity).
“The basic problem, as I see it, is that we are living in a time utterly devoid of real art. By that I mean art of beauty, subtlety and elevation. Sure, it still exists in museums, but almost nobody alive is now creating it. If they are, nobody cares. What is more, it didn’t just […]
“Yosemite Valley” by Albert Bierstadt (1866; click on image to unsqueeze it).
One of the best sculptors in history, Mathurin Moreau (French; 1822-1912). Below: “Libellule” (bronze, 1873).
“Storm by a Rocky Shore” (circa 1770) by Claude-Joseph Vernet.
“The Shipwreck” by Claude-Joseph Vernet (1772).
A very high point of White culture. Begun in 1631, the French royal palace is jaw-dropping in its art and aesthetics. It was the royal residence of France from 1682-onward. It was closed by the leftist revolutionary mobs in 1789 and looted in 1793. It is located about 10 miles southwest of Paris. Regardless of […]
Claude-Joseph Vernet (1714-1789); “Mediterranean Harbor At Sunset With The Artist, His Daughter Emilie Chalgrin…,” 1788.
Claude-Joseph Vernet — “The Tivoli Cascades Between 1740 and 1748” (French, 1748). It’s tough to beat Vernet. A good and dramatic artist.
Is the painting ugly and ridiculous? Is the “artist” worshipped in NYC and London? Then you can bet the “artist” is a Jew. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 More [Here].