Great modern painter of Ancient Greece and Rome killed himself because jewish “modern art” galleries and museums eliminated his works

I love true art. My mother was an artist (having studied at the Rhode Island School of Design), and she was a ballet dancer as well as a painter.

My first wife was an artist as well.

 

Plus Margaret was an opera and art song singer who sang at the Washington Opera Society and the Kennedy Center — until a (for me) highly suspicious throat cancer arose, wrecking her voice in 2018, and devouring her inheritance as well.

Margi never smoke, drank, never was overweight or ate junk food. In fact, Margi had a nutrition degree, a nutrition counseling practice for peole suffering chronic maladies, and she had many satisfied clients. But WNs aren’t allowed to have money. They might change the world if not perpetually broke.

(I was heartbroken in 2012 that I could not run for sheriff, the one winnable race in the entire United States for a WN. It was a race for an open seat for sheriff in 98% white Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, where people loathed all blacks and had landslided for both McCain and Romney –although terrible candidates —  against Obama. I could have repeated David Duke’s 1989 victory for the Louisiana House of Representatives. And that would have rocked the white world.)

For me, in any case, art and beauty are at the core of national socialism.

We want a beautiful race and a beautiful world.

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I sent a link to this beautiful painting to a Greek-American friend and artist-painter, who responded:

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Ah, yes, the great Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, master Greco-Roman classic painter of the late 19th century.

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The only thing that I object to in both painters was that they depicted Ancient Greeks and Romans as having uniformly dark hair, which was only sometimes true in classical times. The Romans and Hellenes had as much fair hair and light eyes as WASP Americans, Brits and Scandinavians do today.

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