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men with a time machine (media.scored.co)
posted 2 months ago by rattleS on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +35Score on mirror )
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NationalFervor on scored.co
2 months ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / +2Score on mirror ) 1 child
Bro youre just making shit up. Literally just read his book, he tells you exactly what happened and how it was a major eye opening event for him. His high effort art was deemed not even good enough to teach, yet he saw the art of the graduates of that very same institute that rejected him, and it was all disgusting formless jewish "modern art" crap. It was a tangible aspect of the pervasive influence and power of the jewish elite in Germany that he could point to and that personally impacted him.
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nikolaivsevolod on scored.co
2 months ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
I didn't make anything up.

Here's from the Dalton translation of his book:

2.1 SKILL AS AN ARCHITECT

And now here I was, for the second time in this beautiful city, impatiently waiting to hear the result of the entrance exam but confident of success. I was so convinced that, when the news came that I had failed, it struck me like a bolt from the blue. Yet that's what happened. I went to see the Rector and asked him why they refused to accept me as a student in the general School of Painting, which was part of the Academy. He said that my sketches unquestionably showed that ***painting was not what I was suited for, but rather that they gave clear indications of my aptitude for architectural design.***

Therefore the place for me was the School of Architecture, which also formed part of the Academy. At first it was impossible to understand this, seeing that I had never been to an architectural school and had never received any instruction in architectural design.

I was quite dejected when I left Hansen Palace, on Schillerplatz. I felt at odds with myself for the first time in my young life. Those words came like a lightning flash, one that revealed a longstanding conflict within myself. But until this point, I couldn't give a clear account of it.
Within a few days, ***I myself also realized that I would become an architect.***
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