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@Crazy
Huh?! Da hj?rtat? Butaaa... didn't you just leave? Well anyway, this islander is happy ta see you are back
I'm ok, how are you doin'?
@Zox
Hello nephew! Do you have any art work for me? *Sits next to da nephew and hope da nephew will draw a picture*
@Doglover
OMB! I almost missed da daughters post! DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVER!!! *Rushes over and gives daughter * How are ya? I'm soooooooo happy ta see ya
Well, artists who were encouraged by the nazi are not that known in history, ya see. The paradox is that the ones who were banned by the nazi are today world famous but painters that worked under the influence of the nazi regime are today forgotten. Also, not many know about this part of history because everyone focused on political history. Don't think of yourself as ignorant, dear daughter, there are plenty of europeans who do not know this either
The only reason I know that those artists existed was because of articles and photos taken from the exhibition where some of the nazi art work are shown. But the ones that where kept had a focus on the degenerate exhibition and not the main one.
Wow! *feels very, very proud of the incredibily intelligent mother* Yes, it's the political history I learned so much more about during that time period. Our schools didn't exactly focus on the art history during those times. My college courses in Art History had to cover such large periods of time, we had little focus on any one era.
Well, at least I know I am not the only one who doesn't know. I think you deserve a nice bunch of fresh juice carrots for my free art history lesson.
@ Husbun....Yes you do.
@ Zox...I'm good, thanks. Btw, I catch myself calling people Dudes sometimes. Very California-ish.
@ Sis....SIIIIIIIIIIIS!!! ! *gives da sis a huuuuuuge, warm * How are ya?
@ Simply....I think I did... Sorry about that. I just went back and read it. What's the secrie?!?!?! *waits anxiously*
I met someone today He goes to my school (the grade under me, but he doesn't look it) he's cute, and pretty smart Best of all: I think he likes me, cos he showed a bit of interest in me when we met today Happyappyappy
Da MOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!! *rushes over and hugs da wonderful and amazing mama* It's soooo good ta see ya too!!! How are ya dear?!
And, oh,
SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS!!!!!! *hugs back da BEST sis!!!* I'm good, how about ya?!
*Catches daughter, hugs back and feels very happy* I think we needs a family grouphug
Originally posted by EscapeGirl
Wow! *feels very, very proud of the incredibily intelligent mother* Yes, it's the political history I learned so much more about during that time period. Our schools didn't exactly focus on the art history during those times. My college courses in Art History had to cover such large periods of time, we had little focus on any one era.
Well, at least I know I am not the only one who doesn't know. I think you deserve a nice bunch of fresh juice carrots for my free art history lesson
Ooooh... fresh ones too *Takes a carrot and starts ta nibble* Thank you!
@Crazy
I will not tell anythin' about da secrie that uhm... I didn't read
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