a 'de la tour' from my local museum in Nantes.
Post some peaceful art in this board of fury
Lucas Myers
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Michael Walker
not politics faggot
Angel Turner
Isaac Edwards
'shoot at my me if you dare'. the balls of the guy
Juan Davis
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Ethan Allen
>Board of fury
Jow Forums is a board of peace.
And Fury was a boring movie.
John Howard
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Tyler Morgan
Aaron Turner
Politics is downstream from culture, culture is downstream from art
Jordan Peterson
goat russian repine comin through
Noah Anderson
Brody Cooper
dear cockroach...
Luke Collins
Ayden Gray
oh, you're a fan of Repin I can see
Hunter Watson
Ethan Moore
She grinding her clit on his back muscles
Isaac Wood
Ayden Nelson
is it Period Art ? i'm not sure it's peaceful.
Owen Nguyen
Carter Adams
Matthew Cook
That's my hemorrhoid blood
Henry Lee
Luis Lopez
Eli Powell
yes, some years ago i read russian classic, (gogol dosto…), and repin art was often on the cover. it's amazing how he's not as famous as his western contemporain.
James James
Jason Ramirez
Matthew Martin
candle light painting are great.
James Thompson
Easton Price
Landon White
Sebastian Morgan
Mason Lee
Leo Rogers
Blake Mitchell
he cute
Kevin Green
Nicholas Cook
best one right here
Hudson Cook
Richard Wagner the greatest artistic genius known to man. For Wagner shall always be the total peak of all Western art, culture and music in general - The Third Reich was the last continuation of this Aryan spirit birthed forth from an ideal nature in reactionary form, considering Wagner to be the prophet of their movement.
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Keep in mind the predominant number of Wagner's music was not intended to be heard alone, rather as a culmination of the arts yet so much more. Hence the reason for my supplying of preludes alone. Wagner's immensity in genius cannot be understated - how he magnificently wrote his music, his libretto, his poetry of both sound, vision and ideal. All with psyche in mind, to have a philosophical and psychological undercurrent still debated upon today. Look to the leitmotif or Tristan cord as example. Now a piano transcription of Wagner's music by Liszt his great friend and whom Wagner was a son in law to.
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Hitler himself and the Third Reich were both inspired by and based themselves upon Wagnerian aesthetics - to such a degree it may be said the latter Reich would not of existed without him. Aesthetic's not alone of the senses but of the ideal - the the ideal of the Aryan both of the masculine and the feminine, the ideal of the Machiavellian jew. All presented in the art of Opera yet only a grain of sand in comparison to so much more which is present. And the sacred as the core within the Wagnerian for it is what truly assert life and man pertaining within that duality a reciprocative element of constant flux.
Kayden Davis
Wagner's philosophy and so art influenced by the entirety of Aryan culture and history - as the culmination of it - yet most greatly by the men known as the German Idealists. Most famously known as an admirer and follower of the pessimist Arthur Schopenhauer's. A statement that shall be better understood by the knowing of Richard Wagner's struggle with depression throughout his life.
"My King, I am not well: life has become a burden for me, and my artistic labours are far from easy. The whole effort, moreover, of reviving so strange a work as Tristan has left me very tired. What depresses me is not the malice of the world -- but the extreme difficulty of working effectively and creatively, so that I feel like a stranger, almost like a fool, in this world of ours, and in this century." Munich, 5 July 1865, to King Ludwig II of Bavaria
Frequently telling Liszt that he had wished to die.
1. Wagner
2. Beethoven
3. Bach/Mozart
Wagner understood music in itself had reaches its peak and its only advancement lay in the advancement of art. In the cumulative effort of the arts. For philosophy, poetry, drama or rather wholly as "plot" to take forth the role as the underlying extension where in which the continual development of music - in abstract - lay, by the further development of definition not of the individually expressive which is known to the Jews (hence the subjective criteria of modern art) but rather of the collective unconscious of man. This latter a something in which Wagner talks on in his infamous essay Judaism in Music.
Music for music's sake could advance no further - no matter the dionysian rhyme of such saying.
Carter Wright
And now some of the cover at of Wagner's collected writings. They are well worth the read.
Adrian Robinson
Mason Roberts
Grayson Lewis
Caleb Scott
David Lee
Here, have a mushroom I captured on my back patio a while back
Thomas Scott
Mason Clark
Lincoln Murphy
Gabriel Thompson
based wagnerposter
Parker Turner
Not sure what this will be, but I like it.
Hunter Cook
A painting of Wagner's Parsifal, a total self rejecting principle. Funny, as a child I thought it twere fear in his eyes but I know that is not so now; for it is not fear but courage. And a courage of the highest order at that.
Jackson Nguyen
Every single thread baby.
Julian James
Looks like a MDE cut away.
Adam Morales
A known painting of Wagner in 1843, and next to it an extremely rare daguerreotype of Wagner the year later in 1844. Around the age of 30. It hasn't even been officially accepted yet but through facial recognition we know it is him. Apparently it seems likely to be a copy made in the late 1850's of the original which would be of greater quality. Certainly made when Wagner's fame continued to increase and it became obvious that this would be valuable.
Dylan Perry
Wagner, a name that shall be sung in the halls of Europa for as many years as there exist men to sing.
Brody Richardson
Has someone the link to the mega.nz Jow Forums art folder?
Ayden Anderson
How peaceful is enough?
Jeremiah Baker
Parker Murphy
Ethan Jenkins
Brayden Wood
Comfy as hell
Christopher Fisher
The energy and story behind this painting makes it one of my all time favourites
Caleb Wilson
Climax of The Divine Comedy
David Powell
All of these are great but can they compare to the sheer detail on this one?
Ayden Kelly
Colton Anderson
Nicholas Green
GLORIOUS
Anthony Cooper
one more
Luke Brown
Jordan Murphy
since you're nice I'll give one more
Lincoln Morgan
fugg, source?