high quality images are especially appreciated
The best men reach the highest echelons of beauty, or at least for appreciation thereof
Great works of art
Isaiah Martinez
Luis Brooks
Don't feel bad if your favorite works of art aren't religious. Please contribute!
Jonathan Hernandez
>expelled 1,030 times
Full list with sources: chuckmaultsby.net
Fun fact: Norway had it WRITTEN INTO THEIR CONSTITUTION until the late 1800's that jews were literally banned from their country
en.wikipedia.org
Understand what jews have done to the West. See these threads for more:
>The truth about the world wars:
archive.4plebs.org
>The truth about slavery:
archive.4plebs.org
David Green
Architecture and photography is appreciated as well
Kayden Jackson
Kevin Johnson
personally, I especially appreciate those pieces with a certain historical value
Cameron Brown
Ayden Kelly
NORMAN
ROCKWELL
Julian Jones
anyone?
Elijah Martin
Anthony Johnson
CLASSICAL
BEAUTY
John Evans
Caleb Ward
Jonathan Thomas
Ian Lopez
Andrew Howard
Lincoln Gray
appreciating the american aesthetic, bud
what else you got?
Camden Anderson
Jaxson Hill
I think this painting is unique and nice
Christopher Williams
FUCK
CHINA
Caleb Sanders
Trash
Aiden Collins
Noah Cooper
Evan Smith
Jordan Morris
Gavin Fisher
reminds me of this
Anthony Garcia
Jaxson Stewart
Kevin Lopez
loving this one. (Fuck yes.)
Julian Clark
Nice flat earth image
Sebastian Mitchell
Jeremiah Morris
Liam Hall
Nolan Adams
Christopher King
Justin Edwards
Wow. Fucking great. I'm not even that pro-American/ patriotic, and this is giving me feels or something
Ryder Morales
Jason Sanchez
Ethan Perez
Sorry, but this one just reminds me of the fact that we're a masonic colony. Not getting any feels from this except dread and repulsion
Nathan Cruz
Noah Foster
How do we start a second Renaissance?
Nathaniel Jenkins
Statue of Liberty was never a statue of immigration
Dylan Rogers
Jacob Richardson
Ain't it though?!
Evan Roberts
Got some literature on that mate? I heard it was a gift from the (((French revolutionaries))), so being a "statue of immagration" makes sense to me in the historical context