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Prince Charles has long been a critic of ugly, non-Western architecture. Good for him. Notice the mentions of the Pritzker Prize and Frank Gehry: [Article].

This 2008 movie stars Keira Knightley and Ralph Fiennes. While not exceptional, this film is worth watching for the great art and architecture, which take the viewer back in time to a pre-Jewed Europe. Good cinematography, too.

This is why Jewed White culture sucks: crappy art and architecture don’t produce good vibes: [Article].

Let’s see negroes even try to create stuff like this. These statues are at the National Statuary Hall Collection, The Capitol, Washington, D.C. Of course, sometime in the near future, these statues will have to be hidden from view in some dusty government warehouse in order to make room for “multicultural” works that reflect the […]

When you visit someone’s home these days, you never see them. They’ve gone the way of the dinosaur. But these photos might help to pique interest in that type of art (don’t know what the dark human shape in the last photo is): Busts: [Here]. Statues: [Here].

Jacques-Louis David: [Here]. Jean-Honore Fragonard: [Here]. Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres: [Here]. William Bouguereau: [Here]. The Great Bouguereau Debate: [Here].

Many people in the WN community like Caravaggio, including Alex: [Online Art Gallery].

In addition to having Vermeer’s painting “An (or The) Artist in His Studio” hanging in his Berghof home, Adolf Hitler preferred works by Carl Spitzweg and Eduard von Grützner. His taste in art was, of course, generally conservative. Trivia: Goebbels favored rather modern art until Hitler steered him away from that aesthetic towards more traditional […]

Universities then: institutions of higher learning run by White men in a non-political manner. Universities now: indoctrination centers run by women, Jews, mulattoes and queers in an extremely political, anti-Western manner. In fact, the only thing that’s “Western” at a university is the architecture [1]: [Article]. [VNN Forum thread]. [1] photo of: old main at […]

Seen: an old movie called “Rembrandt” (1936), starring actor Charles Laughton. While his later works are somewhat sloppy, newbies are encouraged to examine Rembrandt’s early paintings, which are among the very finest in the art world. For example, [Here], [Here] and [Here].