Discussion of the subversive political impact of Aryan Art

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Discussion of the subversive political impact of Aryan Art

Adam Powell

Original Scan:
Jean Béraud (Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire 1849-1935 Paris, Republic of France) La partie de billard - Oil on Canvas (Original Scan)

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Attached: Jean Béraud (Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire 1849-1935 Paris, Republic of France) La partie de billard - Oil on Canvas.jpg (3200x2192, 3.71M)

April 12, 2020 - 16:17

Jeremiah Hall

How about you get off Yas Forums stormcuck, you niggers are all jewish and race-mixers anyways plus you shit up the board

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April 12, 2020 - 16:18

Daniel Miller

This one has a great story behind it which I had never heard. The Consul Regulus was taken prisoner by Carthage but allowed to return to Rome on parole so that he can negotiate a favorable peace for Carthage on the condition that he swore to return to imprisonment in Carthage. He returned to Rome and insisted that they continue the war against Carthage, Regulus then returned to Carthage to fulfill his parole. The Semitic Carthaginians killed Regulus by rolling him around in a barrel with spikes through it.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Atilius_Regulus_(consul_267_BC)

Original Scan:
Claude-Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) after Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) The Death of Regulus (The Roman Consul Marcus Atilius Regulus is executed by Carthaginians after returning from Rome to fulfill his parole) - Oil on Canvas (Original Scan)

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Attached: Claude-Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) after Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) The Death of Regulus (The Roman Consul Marcus Atilius Regulus is executed by Carthaginians after returning from Rome to fulfill his parole) - Oil on Canvas.jpg (3000x2077, 3.67M)

April 12, 2020 - 16:23

Ryan Taylor

Yes, the community has started very well. We could discuss it further via mail if you’re interested. It is a great success, our enemies must be furious, and they most certainly are lurking.

I will list you a few paintings I couldn’t extract.

April 12, 2020 - 16:25

Jordan Nelson

Its not subverted its not made simple as.

April 12, 2020 - 16:27

Justin Morales

Original Scan:
Carl Friedrich Moritz Müller (Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony, Confederation of the Rhine 1807-1865 Munich, Kingdom of Bavaria, German Confederation) A scene from the Tyrolean Rebellion (Tyroleans rebel against Bavaria in 1809) - Oil on Canvas 1844 OS

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Attached: Carl Friedrich Moritz Müller (Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony, Confederation of the Rhine 1807-1865 Munich, Kingdom of Bavaria, German Confederation) A scene from the Tyrolean Rebellion (Tyroleans rebel against Bavaria in 1809) - Oil on Canvas 1844.jpg (3174x3870, 3.73M)

April 12, 2020 - 16:27

Luis Bailey

I'll continue to post unrestored stuff from my archive. Please bump if you want me to continue, I have enough new material to reach the image limit.

Attached: Jaroslav Šetelík (Tábor 1881-1955 Prague) A View of Prague Castle - Oil on Canvas-min.jpg (3132x2150, 3.45M)

April 12, 2020 - 16:30

Andrew Green