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jezza is based but not that based

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the biggest waste in this scenario is the tesla itself

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You should look up his artwork.

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Maybe not as grandiose, but this piece called "At the construction site of a high-mountain hydroelectric power station" by Solovyev Nikolai evokes a similar feeling:

For me, it's the interaction between Soviet machinery and nature, and how it is captured by these artists that is beautiful.

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Not gonna lie I was holding back laughter when I saw the translation "People's Artist" at the museum...

spoiler

A more common translation for народный художник would be national artist.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 16 hours ago

This is furthered by the imposition of language or in Lacanian terms "castration"

philosophy is fucking metal

[-] [email protected] 60 points 16 hours ago

Why are so many white trans liberals "contemplating which country to flee to". What's with the cowardice?

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That is how it appears in the State Museum of Arts named after A. Kasteev, in Almaty, Kazakhstan. A little bit about the author...

From 1929 to 1931, Kasteev studied the arts in the Almaty studio of Russian painter Nikolai Gavrilovich Khludov. Khludov was the founder of the first school of artistry in Kazakhstan, which opened in 1921. It was foundational to the development of arts in Kazakhstan and Kyrgizstan.

Kasteev continued his studies from 1934 to 1937 in Moscow, in the art studio named after Nadezhda Krupskaya, the Russian revolutionary and wife of Lenin.

He was proclaimed the People's Artist of the Kazakh SSR in 1944, owing to him being the premier Kazakh artist and watercolorist. The Almaty state museum was renamed in his honour in 1984.


The painting "Kapchagai Hydroelectric Power Station", from an online archive.

This landscape depicts the Kapchagai hydro power plant (built 1965-1970), which is cradled on the Ili river in Almaty.

Here are some photos of the HPP:

Kasteev was the Chairman of the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan for a period. He was also a deputy of the Supreme Council of the Kazakh SSR of the 4th–6th convocations.


His selfportrait was reproduced on the postage stamps of Kazakhstan in 2004. Many of his paintings also appear on postage stamps.


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this is the first thing ive seen to remind me that americans will be celebrating today. fuck i dont want more posts on this

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was hoping for a double tap ngl

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tbh when i was in the occupied part i couldnt eat any of their food and lost some weight too. it sucks if you're not used to it. had the best fried chicken of my life tho

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de-encyclopedia: That's outside the country

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Curious just how many of you have them.

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Artist Kamil Mullashev is closely linked to three nations: China, Russia, and Kazakhstan.
He was born in Urumqi on 27 of October, 1944 and took his first steps within the arts; in Russia he received his higher professional art education, and in 1972 he entered the painting department of the Moscow State Art Institute named after V. I. Surikov; and
Kazakhstan - which is associated with most of the life and work of the artist.


Youth. The central part of the triptych "Earth and Time. Kazakhstan".

Fame found him quickly. His thesis, the triptych "Earth and Time. Kazakhstan" was acquired by the State Tretyakov Gallery after its exhibition at the All-Union Exhibition. It was reproduced many times.


Bread strada. The right part of the triptych "Earth and Time. Kazakhstan".

The artist succinctly and meaningfully embodied the image of the republic, identifying three main components in it: oil, virgin land, and space.

Source

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People want more value, and one way or another groups of people are going to unevenly accumulate value. Nobody has ever tried true communism because you can't even get to that step without something or someone ruining it for everyone. Think pigs whose faces turn into man's. That said, China is absolutely a threat.

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