/art/ - Art & Creative

It's probably just me since I'm not that knowledgeable yet, but the perspective in Adolf's painting feels kind of screwy, like there's a slanting dip to the building.

he never finished high school and didn't have proper documentation. the angsty faggot could have just gone to an atelier or worked as a street artist and probably would have learned more if he did, but then /pol/ would have to jerk off to mussolini or franco

>>4397

>this man painted better than 90% of people on boards AND raised the Germany from the bottom

>>4415

>>4415

>Implying state issued educayshun meant anything when educative inflation and compulsory schooling weren't even a thing

He was denied admission for being "pretentious" and "behind the times", and probably for not having enough money to fodder into the school's pockets, just like now really.

>>4399

I remember reading a discussion on the first painting in this set, that the building was actually slightly sinking, and that adofls painting here is actually accurate

Polite sage btw