This is a function of your particular device. For example, on some devices I have checked out, the music cannot be heard at all. I hope you will watch some of my other shows and see if you experience the same issue.
I still think that the art market and overall scene is way, way, way overrated and biased and politically controlled. There is no way there is a free market and a true representation of artistic abilities in the Western art scene.
"Napoleon brought them BACK to France" .. Your ethnocentrism is not opaque at all. You probably have the same criminal mindset when revising the history of the Natives in America.
My Great grandfather was native American. I have no criminal mindset at all. And I think the artworks taken illegally by Napoleon or anyone else should be given back to their countries of origin. This program was simply (in part) about learning how to tell real Egyptian artifacts from fake ones, or from Egyptian Revival pieces - which are real artworks, just not ancient Egyptian artworks.
Hard to hear through the background music.
This is a function of your particular device. For example, on some devices I have checked out, the music cannot be heard at all. I hope you will watch some of my other shows and see if you experience the same issue.
@@susaneuler9462 Yes, the music is louder than normal on all your other videos as well.
I still think that the art market and overall scene is way, way, way overrated and biased and politically controlled. There is no way there is a free market and a true representation of artistic abilities in the Western art scene.
Of course it is...always has been. But in the words of Tony Soprano, "wadda ya goin' ta do?" Thanks for watching!
"Napoleon brought them BACK to France" .. Your ethnocentrism is not opaque at all. You probably have the same criminal mindset when revising the history of the Natives in America.
My Great grandfather was native American. I have no criminal mindset at all. And I think the artworks taken illegally by Napoleon or anyone else should be given back to their countries of origin. This program was simply (in part) about learning how to tell real Egyptian artifacts from fake ones, or from Egyptian Revival pieces - which are real artworks, just not ancient Egyptian artworks.