The Degeneration of Art

[SallyMae]

Steve Hanks c. 1990s - Watercolor

[SallyMae]

c. 2015 Stephanie Law

[SallyMae]

Art is growing in magnificence.

[Frau Holle]

I didn't get my information from BBC,I got it from my grandfather,who is not British and has a masters in art history. It sounds dangerously close like you're saying the Nazi persecution of artists had nothing to do with the government's attempts to build animosity against the Jewish people.

Ok. That’s strange because it’s almost word for word and in the same order as the BBC article on it.

I didn’t say that at all, however if you want a true understanding of Nazis and how Germany came to support them, you need to grasp the entirety of the situation which was not solely focused on Judiasm, but also had deep political, financial and cultural roots.

When it comes to DADA, there was a very specific goal, but to condense it down to simply anti-Judaism would be ignoring most of the other aspects of that specific situation within the art world.

What is your definition of DADA? I assumed you meant dadaism but that wouldn't make sense in this context.

DADA is what fueled Hitlers dislike of certain form of artwork at the time that he was Himself an artist. His definition of what a degenerate artist spawned from his experiences. He couldn’t get past how some artwork was being hailed as genius while he had all but been thrown out of the artistic scene both educationally and politically. 1910-1920 set the scene for the rest of Europe.

To all of what was Prussia and touched it, WW1 and WW2 are not separate stories but a continual story.

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Steve Hanks c. 1990s

This is a beautiful photo (or is a painting?).

[Deleted User 1760]

Steve Hanks c. 1990s - Watercolor

Absolutely love this one especially! What a talented artist Steve Hanks is.

[SallyMae]

Especially street art! c. 2000s

[SallyMae]

This is a beautiful photo (or is a painting?).

Unbelievably, a watercolor painting.

[SallyMae]

Sidewalk chalk c. 2010s

[SallyMae]