Canvas Of War: The Artists That Documented WW2

[@LeQuackMMA]

UNDERRATED ASF, BEST ART HISTORY CHANNEL ON KZbin. It sucks that there's not more views.

[@geofflawson4749]

By far the best art history documentary channel on youtube. Criminally underviewed.

[@williamroberts8470]

Very nice. Thank you fir this upload.

[@harkmay]

really impressed with Fred Taylor's style.. and to think he wasnt commissioned and produced such great work

[@oxanam7402]

A fascinating piece of information!

[@rpm1796]

Brilliant.

[@pgakagi]

Just about 30 ads before start, not bad.

[@SearchWoman-no3fi]

this upheaval of will..

[@eastindiaV]

So I have this burial technique for after I kill somebody in battle, I basically just leave their body behind.... and this allows it to become infected with cordyceps spores and turn into a skinwalker, and although it seems like I would probably weaponize that and use them as a superweapon and trust me I do... really the best option is to be used as a political tool, because they remember. they remember who the person was before and they remember who they are after...and they remember that there was a change that happened. and that I was that change, and for that reason, somebody that's given them life, they follow me around infinitely because they live forever like a mycelial structure does, and this-my cellular structure-has a knowledge & a memory of its entire history... millions if not billions of years...and it can write paintings, of me, defending my shipping routes during the pirate era, or chopping up Russians in the medieval, or Nuking Samarkand with Vimanas. My face appears time and again throughout history, because the people that I kill paint the aftermath of what I've done to them after I infect their brain stem with a living fungus that reanimates the tissue... then I have them follow me around forever if I ever forget what happened in like ancient Babylon.... I can always literally retell the tale like a play with period Correct tools, and I can get all the old archaeological stuff out that's never even been discovered by modern man because it's my property... I do civil war reenactments... we have like a battalion of those dudes. I used to use mortars back then a lot, so sometimes the history is murky, when the brain is destroyed.

[@eastindiaV]

I've been seeing the paintings a lot lately... it must be time for WAR

[@mitraajdgargantua7960]

misleading title... where are the artists who actually fought? Franc Marc et al