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me on the left
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>yuro art
>small pp
>nigger art
>big pp
kek
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not all yuropeans are equal lol
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>>221035649
Why attribute art to an arbitrary geographic region instead of the person who made it?
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>>221035675
me on the right
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>>221035675
>dying gaul
>germanic
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>>221035649
Japanese art isn't t so skillful either yet chuds worship them
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>>221035675
Arent they supposed to be gauls doe?
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>>221035675
right is more accurate
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>>221035706
:0
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>>221035726
Looks like Jon Skolmen
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>>221035757
Why is that japanese statue making the finland pose?
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>>221035757
Problematic eyes
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>>221035676
because it's mostly the fruit of the culture in which said person lived in, reason why similar works are usually are concentrated in the same area and cultural vicinity.
obviously the culture dick measuring is a retarded endeavor in this context of bragging to elevate your, usually, useless self to a higher, unearned, status
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Why are chuds so disingenuous?
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>>221035783
>because it's mostly the fruit of the culture in which said person lived in
No it isn't its the fruits of the artist. Some random peasant had nothing to do with the sculpting of david just because they both liked drinking wine or someshit
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>>221035764
Solid reference, I keep forgetting he was actually pretty famous in Sweden too.
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>>221035649
You can see accounts like Radio Genoa aren't run by real Europeans just from the way they post. One senses the inner thirdieness.
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>>221035842
Well, it is to some extent indicative of relative social development.
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>>221035649
why did el*n turn off the country data for this subtard?
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>>221035838
Racism based on headcanon is amusing
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>>221035842
>No it isn't its the fruits of the artist
I'm not saying the sculptures of Michelangelo aren't his, that they aren't the fruit of his hard work and talent but it's undeniable that what allowed him to be who he was, was the culture in which he lived and grew up in.
If he was magically transferred in the middle of Botwsana as a child, and even gave him all the gear and free time necessary, even say to him to become a sculptor, he would not have made what he did growing up here, you can be sure of it.
The peasant may not be a big contributor to the culture, but none the less, both the peasant and the artist live and are shaped by the culture they lived in, which is a collective effort of the people that lived before and specific individuals that excel above the rest to add to the collective cultural landscape, while still being shaped by it.
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>>221035649
blud really trying to mog with lil timmy :skull:
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>>221035853
Yeah, he was the jolly Norwegian in all the Lasse Åberg movies
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>>221035934
And yet the peasant could never have made what michaelangelo did even if gave him all the gear and free time necessary, even say to him to become a sculptor because again he wasnt michaelangelo.
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>>221035675
left: sovlless
right: sovl
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>>221036027
Having the ability to "waste" labor on "unproductive" work like producing art is solidly indicative of social development, there's a reason the Dutch for example became so prominent in the arts when they took over as the European financial hub in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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>>221035661
FPBP
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>>221036078
Okay?
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>>221035649
>>221035757
Art imitates life or something like that.
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>>221036098
The existence of the artistic genius is predicated on the existence of a large and relatively powerful idle class and a system of patronage.
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>>221036144
Yes i understand what material analysis is
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>>221035675
I assume the comparison between these two pieces is because they are from around the same time?

There is a certain charm to the right, although the left is definitely better.
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>>221036163
Then why are you arguing against the Italian when he tries to explain Michelangelo's work by situating him in temporal and geographic particularity, though admittedly with a chauvinist bent?
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>>221036224
Because crediting creation to enviroments instead of individuals is stupid and only ever done for chauvinistic reasons.
Humans are all shaped by the enviroment and there countless others that grew up and existed in the exact same enviroment that michaelangelo did. Yet there is only michaelangelo and one david.
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>>221035649
RadioGenoa is running by a Cambodian.
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>>221036296
>Yet there is only michaelangelo
That's the thing though, Michelangelo very much existed within an environment of urban proto-bourgeoisie with an extensive system of patronage that produced a number of renowned artists, just like in the Dutch Republic a little over a century later.
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>>221036296
>crediting creation to enviroments instead of individuals is stupid
Except in primitive cultures where the same kind of shit is reproduced by many people.
Context is important.
>Yet there is only michaelangelo and one david.
But there are (or were) hundreds of painted pieces of pottery in Egypt, tons of the same x shit from y country, etc. Groups of people DID make similar things before the advancement of individual artists.
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>>221036361
>primitive cultures where the same kind of shit is reproduced by many people
It varies a ton and they do have their own art trends and memes.
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>>221036349
And it also ended up creating countless non-renowned artists whos works and names are completely lost to time
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>>221036376
But notice that you did say trends which means the people produce similar things, express similar ideas through art, etc.
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>>221036361
>But there are (or were) hundreds of painted pieces of pottery in Egypt, tons of the same x shit from y country, etc. Groups of people DID make similar things before the advancement of individual artists.
Yeah because those individuals existed in similar enviroments plenty of other people existed in those enviroments aswell and yet never created anything.
Our enviroment influences art but individuals are the ones who create it.
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>>221035649
not every country has access to marble to be fair
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>>221036296
>Because crediting creation to enviroments instead of individuals
I did not do that though? I said that Michelangelo clearly was a talented individual but it's undeniable I'd say that he was also clearly shaped by the culture he lived within, in which yes, everyone partecipate in, however passively and in small percentage.
Michelangelo was a great contributor to the culture he lived within, due to his talent, hard work and probably luck, but he was also shaped by it.
Just looking at his work would clearly point to that, if he grew up in Japan, with again, all the right conditions for him to become an artist, while he would likely still be an excellent one, he wouldn't have produced anything even remotely close to the southern European culture influenced works he produced by living in Europe/Italy of the time.
no matter one might want to be unaffected by those around him and that came before him, it's an unavoidable reality, you will be shaped by the people around you, which will be shaped by the people around them, which is why there are cultures to begin with.
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>>221036744
You are if you credit or call his art as "european" or "italian" art instead of michelangos.
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>>221035757
String eye is Korean, idiot
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>>221036782
but it is both of those things and also his.
one thing doesn't exclude the other.
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>>221036833
It is exclusively michael angelos art. No one but him could've created it.
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>>221036863
and? Its culture played a huge part in shaping the works he produced.
This has nothing to do with me, Italians, the state claiming his works as ours, or saying that Italians are better than anyone, I'm not saying that.
Culture is something you're influenced by whether you like it or not, neither Michelangelo, nor me or you, have merit in regards for the contributions of those who came before us and influenced us, but none the less, they influenced us and shaped who we are.
Michelangelo's works are clearly shaped by his environment, passed down knowledge and culture.
This isn't me claiming him as ours, because as I said, there's no merit or agency in being born in x place and being subjected to x influence, but we're still heavily influence by the people that lived and influenced our cultural environment as opposed to people that didn't live or influence our cultural environment
This doesn't me that therefore I can claim any of his merits, but it does mean that I live in an environment more heavily influenced by him, has he did with the Europeans that came before him.
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>>221037108
>has he did with the *Europeans that came before him.
*let's just say people, since clearly it wasn't just Europeans that influenced the cultural environment he lived in.
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>>221035649
>Saaaar new ttwitt screenshodh from radiopajeeta veri impordant saaar
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>>221035649
why do africans live rent free in european heads?
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>>221035649
SHIEEET
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Excellent excuse to share the photos I took of the Iberian art exhibition on my last visit to the National Archaeological Museum in Madrid.
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>>221039401
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Do u liek dis? These evil lizard monsters are my ancestors.
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Spooky.
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Handsome, sensitive young man.
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>>221035661
David's dick was deliberately made small, because you weren't supposed to focus on it, it's not the central piece of the art, meanwhile gorilla niggs literally can't think about anything else than MUH DICK.
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Would you drink what they are offering you? To finally "see" beyond this realm?
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Yes, you must drink!
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>>221039526
Dicklet cope
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Drip.
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>>221036785
Shut up, Takeshi
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I love horses.
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>>221039572
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Weird!
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>>221035675
>dying gaul
>germanic

>greek hellenic statue
>roman sculptor

i hate this fucking pic so much
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Powerful.
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>>221039620
a child could carve that
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Cute kitty ^_^
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I miss her so much.
>>221039643
Maybe.
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Hag.
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Is this plagiarism?
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>>221039687
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>>221039687
Very suspicious.
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Small.
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"Yes. I remember now."
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Offerings.
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>>221039784
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>>221039784
Details.
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>>221039784
>>221039799
Ancient wargaming figurines
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>>221039814
Is this healer class?
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More details.
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>>221039859
Uh oh, what is this? Someone should get RadioGenoa on the case of the Bantoid origin of the Iberian peoples.
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>>221035649
Me on the right with the pecker and skin tone of the guy on the left.
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>>221035661
Greeks considered small PPs kino aestetics. IDC, why I should stare at anyone else's wiener....
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>>221035649
my penis is 4 inches long when erect
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>>221040329
Ok, put it to good use!
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>>221035675
The right resembles cuman statues I often see herr
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>>221035649
>my ancestor :)
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>>221035649
>European and African art
I guess the jeet behind that account was unaware about the concept of Ancient Greek herms and most of them not showing large penises were due to vandalism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herm_(sculpture)#/media/File:0007MAN-Herma.jpg
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>>221035649
Right would look more striking in your living room, women would inquiry about that strange artifact and you could impress them with your ethnographic knowledge. If you had the David in your living room it would just look kitsch
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>>221035649
>European
Mediterranean you mean? Snowapes can only wish
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>>221035649
>implying a black ''person'' could actually sculpt that
lmao it was probably some jew
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>>221039618
pretty sure the marble version of dying gaul is roman, the original hellenistic version was bronze

also hellenic =/= hellenistic, they are two different periods. the hellenistic period is characterized by non-greek people adopting greek culture.
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>>221041461
They fear the BGC!
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>>221035915
rare
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Bumping this gem.



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