Post the best anti-degenerate, pro-Western culture we have; classical art and music.
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Western Art and Music Thread
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Nolan Johnson
bumpeng
Ayden Jenkins
Classical music is, in fact, absolutely obsolete. I prefer Hip-Hop, which is today's classical music.
Josiah Allen
What about classical art?
Carson Taylor
Looks pretty vapid and bland and corny. Graffiti is real art, bruh, if you know what I'm saying.
Ryder Hill
will any anons suggest me some classical guitar musics!
Owen Cook
Western painting post Renaissance blows always anything produced in the rest of the world. Even today unlike in music or science, there is no non-White master of the brush.
Why is this? Is painting a relic of cro-magnon man and uniquely done best by European genes?
Kevin Williams
you mean classical rock written for a single guitar?
Noah Sanchez
what is this shit on the pic? looks as if some stupid child drawn it. Is THIS art in your burger mind?
David Thompson
I'm curious, has there been any actual, recent good western art music created within this decade? It almost feels like I've listened to everything worthwhile that's older.
I've heard that some experimental metal band's making ground in art music schools but I forget their name and haven't bothered listening to them.
Kayden Ward
you are the shit-posting king
Ethan Williams
Here's American artwork.
Charles Moore
>reminder that this was carved out of fucking wood.
Jaxson Lewis
He's posting that as an example of something that isn't art, you retard. He said POST-RENAISSANCE. A cave painting isn't post-renaissance.
Die in a hole, Ukraine.
Ryder Torres
This is Sweden's finest work: the cross dresser
Oliver Brooks
Jazz is effectively White now
>pic related, the movie Whiplash
Isaac Evans
I'm not sure, but there are different "interpretations" of classical pieces by different musicians.
See following:
Angel Howard
You know you can do better than that, Sven.
Your countrymen painted pic-related.
Parker Martin
Never seen it before
Jackson Perez
Have some more.
Juan Reyes
Not a painting but
Brayden Bennett
Where's that?
Grayson Moore
Fuck, meant to post the bigger one.
Nathan Clark
Not sure picked it up in one of the other threads or one on /wg/ I'm on mobile so that's my only one.
Michael Gomez
Makes me think of Saint Peter's Basilica, though it's probably not the same.
Jonathan Price
Post art you fucks
Hunter Price
That dog being there really pisses me off for some reason
Brody Lewis
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Eli Martin
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Robert Watson
Especially when you just KNOW it shat in the corner somewhere.
Evan Allen
for its time, this was ground breaking. Just the idea of expressing ideas through man-made images is what makes French cave drawings important.
PhD Student in the history of art at a western university, back home til September. AMA
Kayden Peterson
>1735
people shat in the corner somewhere too
David Johnson
Finally switched to my computer
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Ayden Cruz
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Cooper Wilson
Ground-breaking in it's time, yes.
What I hope, however, is that things like pic related will remain incredible for many more centuries to come.
Bentley Fisher
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Evan Peterson
Kek
Camden Hall
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Matthew Young
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Colton Ross
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Kevin Hernandez
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Kevin Ross
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Jace Davis
7/7
Thought I had more
Aaron Peterson
keep mosting mih niqa
Brayden Kelly
I always imagine the world in an epic WW3 war falling apart in a nuclear apocalypse while listening to ave maria..
Oliver Flores
Maybe you can answer this also, how exactly did modernist artwork that requires a splinter of the skill to make overtake classical art styles?
Or maybe it never did. I'm pretty uninformed on this.
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Christopher Cox
>Submitted for the exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, in 1917, the first annual exhibition by the Society to be staged at The Grand Central Palace in New York, Fountain was rejected by the committee, even though the rules stated that all works would be accepted from artists who paid the fee.
>Marcel Duchamp resigned as a director after the Society refused to include in the exhibition the Fountain — a readymade in the form of a urinal and signed with the pseudonym "R. Mutt." The incident pointed out that the exhibition was not truly open.
WHAT A TRAGEDY
>Fountain was displayed and photographed at Alfred Stieglitz's studio
>Stieglitz was born in Hoboken, New Jersey, the first son of German-Jewish immigrants Edward Stieglitz (1833–1909) and Hedwig Ann Werner (1845–1922).
WHAT A SURPRISE
"What's the matter, goy? Those hateful 'artists' don't appreciate you making a mockery of art? Don't worry, (((we))) can help you out :^)"
Andrew Young
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Zachary Lee
I few impressionist ones for school but not as high quality
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Ethan Brown
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Michael Peterson
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Kekked the first time I learned of this song.
Christopher Walker
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Henry Morris
David Russell, Christopher Parkening, John Williams, Julian Bream, and Andrs Segovia are a great start.
Hunter Kelly
You have anymore architecture?
Leo Fisher
At least we got some cool art out of the downfall of Rome.
Ryan Brown
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Joseph Anderson
thank you user
isn't christopher parkening the guy with all the turtle necks?
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Isaac Gutierrez
This is a phenomenal question! It is often asked but rarely understood.
Here's some fun videos to watch that are somewhat right. PJW is less right.
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Basically, when you say the words "modern" people think recent, right? But modern in art history means "anything after Manet's 1863 displays at the Salon". Some argue that you can only call things modern until contemporary, which is the early 70s, but that's opinion, not fact, IMO.
Generally, art styles follow an ebb and flow that reflect the cultural and political changes throughout a nation's history. After the establishment of the Impressionists in Paris, anti-establishment, anti-Salon, anti-Academie (Academie [in France but existed in other places under other names] essentially the board of directors of a nation-state's investment into the longevity and critique of art) allowed others to follow suit.
"Modernist" art became more about the literally paint on a canvas. It then became about the message behind the paint, and what the paint could convey about paint on a canvas. Then it became about the artistic process. Then it became about the process itself. Then it became the "concept" of the process.
This process began in the larger West probably 1890s, 1900s, and increased in intensity whenever a bunch of faggots would try and start a new movement in a cosmo area of Europe-usually Paris. By the 70s we hit the stage where it didn't even matter if it was a line on a page, or if it was a blank sheet of paper. The point was "what was the process of making this art? What does it say about x?"
It became a way for nu-males of the 20th c to feel enlightened and pretend to be sophisticated by over-analysing nonsensical, talentless art, b/c they all bought into it for so long. And if they admitted that the art they praised was indeed shit and vapid, what does that say about the connoisseurs?
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Christian Collins
Dream Theatre, Liquid Tension Experiment, Pucifer, Porcupine Tree, Dominic Fresca (for mind blowing solo guitar), Spocks Beard, just to name a few technically great progressive rock bands.
Gavin Thompson
for you, my friend.
Palatine Chapel in Aachen, for our boy Charlemagne.
Carolingian>Ottonian
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Wyatt Gonzalez
Haha many of these guitautists could meet that description. But yeah he is.
Brandon Price
I had a chance to see this painting in a museum recently and it really struck me.
>Americans such as the stoic man clutching his red Rome guidebook, accompanied by his wary wife, considered themselves the heirs of ancient Greek and roman ideals, emulating their democracies and architecture. Yet Bierstadt's painting documents the decline and fall of ancient Rome's monuments.
Someone should make a new version of this painting, but with a white person visiting a fallen European city now filled with Africans and Muslims.
Isaac Perry
Thanks needed a few new ones
went over to /wg/ and found a thread will post highlights
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Carson Sullivan
mikhail perkhin, 1891
rate
Eli Morales
Also, I should add: just b/c people's taste went to shit and they began championing things that were ultimately subversive, you shouldn't stop the analysis there.
I earnestly believe that those who supported modern/contemp art enjoy the undermining of western values and beliefs. I believe they do it b/c they hate the West, and are glad to deconstruct our sacred art (and other things) into meaningless and vapid husks.
It's also believed by many academics in the community (myself included in the believers) that modern art, since it is vapid and useless, can have its wealth be artificially created/inflated to ridiculous and unimaginable lengths. Therefore, no one can claim too much wrong-doing when someone pays 100 million for a person's photograph of their faked picasso.
That is how and why modern art is probably a front for money laundering.
Logan Ross
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sounds like a clip from montey python at 6:30
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Easton Foster
That's really sad, in my opinion. This devolution of the artistic process seems to have been motivated by a perceived "lack of meaning" in the majority of the artwork produced.
I mean, look at pic related. St Catherine, painted in 1598 by Caravaggio. I won't go into it now, but the story of St Catherine contains plenty of meaning and feeling, much more than could be derived from most popularized "minimalist" art nowadays.
Cooper Hill
WE WUZ AUSTRIANS AND SHIT.
Noah Hall
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It went to shit when they decided art wasn't about beauty or admiring nature or form but political statements through the most outrages means
Jackson Collins
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Jackson Robinson
Most prog rock is great, and many prog artists are influenced by classical music.
Eli Mitchell
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James Morris
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Isaiah Young
It's good to see that there are some Canadians with some common sense. I imagine it's a bit suffocating at times surrounded by so many "progressives."
Hunter Bailey
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Logan Richardson
Caravaggio is one of my favourites. He was probably the closest thing to a Sup Forumsack in his day. The guy was a crazy fucker who didn't give a fuck. Wore his sword around town when he wasn't allowed to, told people the 16th c Italian equivalent of "fuck you, I do what I want", duelled peopled, killed at least a few people and never saw jail bars for murder. He got tossed in once or twice for suspected brawling.
Man was a legend and GOAT. His art was also on-point.
Henry Harris
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Camden Parker
Americans have no taste
Gabriel Sanchez
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Ethan Ward
10/10
Caleb Sanders
looks pretty. Makes me wanna put a cup on it.