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People were jealous of the speed in how he worked … he was a creative genius

Morisot was the super-star of Impressionism. The guys knew it.

This sculpture really speaks to me. I have experienced this type of ecstasy in meditation. I haven't had visions of angels but I see a very bright light

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I wonder how much of a factor his manipulative nature played in his eventual come up in the art world. I also wonder if he ever manipulated basquiat in the way that he would do that to his other collaborators.

3:12 "one of Georgia O'Keeffe's most famous paintings created during her time at Abiquiu home" which she didn't move into until 1949 "was Pedernal", which she painted in 1941. New Mexico is the Land of Enchantment, but I am not sure that time travel is possible. The painting was actually created at her home in Ghost Ranch which has a beautiful view of Pedernal.

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hitler was not scared of modern art. hitler saw how the arts had been infiltrated and was trying to regain control of German art. Sure, there was some proverbial throwing the baby out with the bathwater, and some of it was ideologically motivated (i.e. Picasso since he was a big communist), but if you actually look at the degenerate art exhibit, much of it was garbage that was pushed by a system that was not theirs, some of it promoting degeneracy and disrespecting Christianity. I can't even imagine what he would think now if he saw the art that is out now. He'd be appalled. Remember, Hitler was an artist too, and he was rejected from art school when Egon Schiele got to graduate. Hitler was a much much more skilled draughtsman and painter by a longshot. The whole system had been corrupted at that point, and they had thrown away their baby of classical art and academic art with their bathwater as well.

Best video I’ve seen in a long time. I went in a rabbit hole of art. Thank you

This is worth repeating and broadcasting. If artists think they would be safe to create under a MAGA party regime, they need to wake up.

Excellent video! As an artist myself and someone who has an MFA in German Language and Culture, I thoroughly enjoyed this video!

This girl with her bare feet and farm tool. Got no time for feminism and got no time for your pronouns ❤ 1884 So Beautiful

*📚📚📚📖 Thanks for the art history lesson 🎨🖌️🖼️🎭*

Yeah the Soviets rejected it long before them. The Nazis pioneered television, nightvision, the modern 'assault rifle' liberals scream about, helicopters, gliders, the jet engine, rockets, radios, ICBMs we used as the foundation for our space race, they INVENTED modernity to a great degree. Modernity is more than just some oil paint.

Hitler was just another fool, see what happend to him after few years

#Hamparte

Hitler fought anything but modernity. His army and their technology was as modern as it could get, he had very progressive and modernist views about animal rights and even when it comes to art, he didn't fight "modern" art but abstract art, often made by people who opposed him and whose "art" didn't reflect the ideology of the nazis, meaning hard work and fighting spirit. I think you got more than one thing wrong here, most importantly: modernity isn't some holy grail against supposedly evil traditionalists (who are anything but that).

My background on my phone says Entartete musik and is a propaganda picture of a black Jew monkey man playing sax.

NAme of that song ?

Good video on the anti-artistic vision of the Nazis. The Nazis are not creative nor deep thinkers in the realms of the human condition, for them purity is key, sterility was their pure art. Race was an obsession to them. But their attacks against art backfired badly.

If I can give some feedback about the Reichstag fire, we know that the Dutch communist Marinus van der Lubbe had a role to play in causing the arson attack, but the question is disputed how much of a role did he play in it. Majority of scholars thinks he acts alone and the Nazis just seized the opportunity.

There was no degenerate art when hitler was alive, NOW there is, don´t even call it degenerate but stupid "art" or non art, fake art..

Well… the new traditionalist, Ayn Rand-worshipping, Odd Nerdrum-imitating crowd is bringing it back.

The avant garde became the establishment. It was degenerate then its still degenerate. Most western people feel starved for beauty within art because art schools teach the same BS narrative as this video: "Beauty is fascism". Its been 80 years & all the best stuff is purely decorative abstract & pop art - at worst its just ugly anti-art faux intellectualism that is decidedly anti-western. The emergent backlash will shock & surprise those who didnt head the warning about degenerate art.

Excellent video

"no i dont draw bad ur just a n'''zi" is this a valid counter critique? 🧐

And then all the "Völkisher" cities were replaced by Modernist Cites... My favourite, the "Quadratestadt" of Mannheim... I would not call it Degenerate.. Just very fascinasting... & Luxury brands galore. Very fancy Lebensraum there..

NOWADAYS, PEOPLE ON THE TOLERANT AND COMPASSIONATE LEFT THAT OPPOSE OIL FOR EXAMPLE DESTROY ART AND YOU'RE CENSORED BY THE SAME TOLERANT AND COMPASSIONATE LEFTISTS IF YOU HOLD OPINIONS THAT DIFFER FROM THEIRS LIKE IF OPPOSE WAR AND GENOCIDE IN PALESTINE?🤔

Interesting, thanks Stephanie. I find the propaganda art of different regimes interesting. The communist and fascist art from the 30s through the 60s etc. Interesting too, how the culture is reflected in the State architecture. Also, Leni Riefenstahl's genius as a cinematographer is hard to isolate from the Nazi state message. I guess art doesn't happen in a vacuum and the political influences seep through. That French accent at 4:57 though...Is ze inspector Clouseau returned? Peter Sellers would be proud!

This graphite work on paper from the website reminds me a lot of Cy Twombly (ELLWANGEN 1878 - 1920 WIESLOCH INSTITUTION HAUCK, EMMA)

So what else is new? What do you think the cov vx was for? The 'dispicables', according to Hilary Clinton. The elites are following the same playbook, by any other name. If 'it' can't make money for the state, 'it's' worthless. Which says to me that they have no conception of the purpose and function of human life. Humans are intrinsically creative, what does that tell us?

Ernst is one of my favs for so many reasons.

...When I was a creative kid, I was told Artist were crazy...Although we may be very different, because our fingerprints tell us so & our DNA proves that to be...If it weren't for Crazy, we wouldn't have Elon, Picaso, Stephanie🌹,Tesla, jobs, Van Gough ...Thank you so much Stephanie for being so Articulate, & sharing your unique creativity... ... Artist, Old Naples Florida🌴🎨 🌹

I love this channel

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What a great video! Bravo!

Thank you Stephanie: art of the mentally ill, or art brut made by outsiders has always been a fascination of me. Love the work you put into your vids

Great topic & delivery

First traumatizing people by sending them to war, then deeming them unworthy to live because of that trauma... Great...

If one does a bit of research they'll discover that Hitler was an failed artist himself early on. Hitler's life was full of disappointment and he was an unhappy person. His rants and hysterical public tirades were evidence of this. Embittered because he had no success as an artist, he attempted to silence those who would be successful. Bitter people often try to destroy what they can't achieve or control. Hitler ended his life in suicide when his days as a tyrant were over.

Well there was a time when smoking was considered safe also. Are you saying you don't like his work or the persona he created?

Pablo took opium in 1905-1910 period when he started Cubism. Most artists of the period tried it. Amongst those with more than a passing interest were Picabia and Cocteau.

Thanks for making the point about Picasso and opium. This was written about in the book by Picasso's mistress, Fernande Olivier. She and Picasso were smoking it just at the time of his breakthru to Cubism. No art critic wants to talk about it. Artists sometimes use substances to get visual breakthroughs at special times, provided they have talent and are masters of their materials and have done the hard work of thinking and researching beforehand, as Picasso did. You must already be a visual person, if you aren't, it won't help you become an artist.

every documentary on rothko quotes the same tired lines....

There is an amazing metalwork Haring piece (considered to be his last I think) inside St John the Divine in Manhattan where they had his funeral service mentioned in this video. I highly recommend going to see it! There are written statements from him there too about the nature and acceptance of death that are very moving