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>>15979121
>>15979203
these are shit and could only appeal to someone who obtained a visual literacy from marvel movies

overall, disappointing thread, by now I would have expected someone to whip up the "CIA did abstract art" meme, even though the earliest abastract paintings date to 1910s and abstract expressionism itself is one of the later and specific branches
>>15980333
argument per redditum, thats a new one, at least in the sense that most visual art traditionalists ive encountered on 4chan wouldnt even think of defending the kitschy abominations, such as depiction of breaking bad characters in a photorealistic gimmicky manner, that pop up among the most upvoted things on reddit/r/art

but i am fairly sure this populist approach could not backfire against canonical art at all, theres absolutely no way there isnt a significant bunch of contrarian reddit neckbeards who think medieval and renaissance art is a christard propaganda, that in terms of technicality it cannot match someone like Charles Bell, and that the museums should replace the former with the latter, no, I guess everyone who likes reddit kitsch is implicitly on the side of Tradition