Yeah, except for the fact that the governments of France and Italy have agreements on that sort of stuff now, so I'm pretty sure those aren't considered stolen anymore, I'm pretty sure they're there with the approval of the Italian government and in return Italy probably has a bunch of French art on their museum walls
@@Shinzon23 Can't even compare what France (in particular during Napoleon era) has stolen from Italy. Obviously nowadays it is what it is, saddly, but still Italy has the biggest Unesco patrimony and much more needs to be added.
@@Shinzon23 Do you think Napoleon asked Italy for permission? It even makes me laugh when the French say that Paris is the most beautiful city in the world, they lie knowing they are lying! No city in the world is comparable in terms of history and architecture to cities like Venice, Florence, Rome etc. which have the history of millennia in the streets, unlike Paris which is a city built by Napoleon
It was not stolen it was theft. There is big difference between stealing and theft. Stealing means you took something that is not yours and theft means you took something that is not yours
I’ve seen Mr. Adepitan present before. I feel his work is outstanding and look forward to the next thing he shows us. I think it’s also important that the world recognize the presence of people with disabilities and what we contribute. And he’s dead handsome so I hope someone loves him like crazy.
Fascinating…thank you! Delightful presentation and the use of the Italian language which tells me, the passion in the Carabinieri is a force to contend with, Bravo!!!!!!
I completely agree with your comments Juanita. This journalist definitely had my interest in an area that I knew nothing about. I would love to see this journalist produce a segment on the UK returning Egyptian's trrasures.
I really enjoyed this presentation and the host was magnificent. However, I wonder what the Egyptians would think going to the British museum of art and elsewhere. It seems that after watching this, returning art to a specific area is the right thing to do.
Modern day Egyptians are mostly descended from Arabs who colonized Egypt in the seventh century, not ancient Egyptians, so why does it matter what they would think about ancient Egyptian art being displayed in British museums?
@@patrikvavro1611 Which country can claim ancient history as their own tho? Italy and germany certainly can`t and the US most definitly can`t do that. Some island folks are probably the only ones who share a straight lineage to long gone ancestors. Ofcourse it depends on the time frame we are looking at but humans tend to come around.
@@patrikvavro1611 So are you telling us that old Egyptians are completely gone?… in reality it’s likely that the old and new settlers had mixed together, which means that this is still a part of their history.
Absolutely love this series >>> Informative , concise , enjoyable to follow & with such Glorious Video & Audio Quality! Love this Host with wheels too , so watchable! 🌷🌿🌍💖🕊
😠 Fuk David 8J what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
Damned Tombaroli! many of them scavenged Etruscan tombs in my father's region i always thought they don't just steal to the community, or the museums but also to History Itself, i blame them for all that we still don't know about that ancient civilization.
Brilliant piece of work by BBC, please also report for the stolen artefacts, which are kept in British museum, during colonial era Plundering of India by the British.
No need to "hunt" for these stolen treasures, most are in British Museums where you queue up to pay a fortune to look at looted treasures from around the planet.
😠 Fuk banksiasong what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
There is so much stolen art still missing, and I know, us Dutch have not exactly been innocent in this either, since we seem to be able to fill at least 5 full museums with artifacts from elsewhere... Still, art has been stolen from the Netherlands during WW2 too...
I want back to Italy the Leonardo manuscript stolen by Napoleone in Milano, now at the istitut de france! And all the other Italian art stolen by this "emperor" with italian origins
most Chinese art or pots/vases were bought by European merchants from Chinese merchants centuries ago so it’s not stolen, don’t try to change the truth, that the Chinese destroyed their own cultural relics and artefacts during the so called ‘cultural revolution’
A very good case can be made for the British Museum. If for example the details from the Parthenon had not been purchased by a Brit and donated to the museum, they probably would not exist now. When Turkey had conquered Greece and was struggling to hold on, their stored ammunitions inside the Parthenon, confident the Greek rebels would not explode it. But they did. Almost all the damage we see on the Parthenon today is from an explosion set off by Greeks.
@@veramae4098 This is completely incorrect. Venetian cell was fired at Parthenon blowing it up. British people took advantage the Ottoman's Empire complete lack of interest on the monuments and interest only for quick profit, bribing officials to remove them and then resale them back to UK. Corruption from both sides. Check your facts straight.
Funny that the pot that was returned to its original place when you zoom into it there are Greek written all over it (and many, if not all, of the statues in the beginning seem to be Greek).
Was wandering the same, but if it was acquired legally by an Etruscan in ancient times then it's right that it should be returned to Italy and not Greece. It was robbed from an Etruscan tomb, so the story goes.
Do you know that Southern Italy was called Magna Graecia Big Greece) , due to the colonization of the Greeks?. Siracusa (Syrakousai) , Agrigento ( Akragas) Napoli ( Neapolis) and many other cities were of greek foundation. So few lines written in greek language should have been more than common at those times.
This comment really aroused some deep intellectuals, eh? I’m a British artist.. if anyone can say this stuff, it’s me, and any of the nations we stole from while we raided the world for “empire”. I love my country, but there are big holes in my pride. Using a 🤡 hardly validates your opinion, it’s more like a self-portrait. See what I did there? 🥴🥴 Calm your boots my angry counterpart.
@beaudile7730 chin up mate, one day you’ll either grow up and stop attacking total strangers when you’re in a bad mood, or you’ll get slapped a lot. It’s entirely up to you 😉👍🏻👍🏻
and this ancient vase they brought this was their problem in the US, the Americans also found in Chile and in Africa a canister of gold in a veil, a vase please, it's interesting.
🎓😊 “In the end we must remember that no amount of rules or their enforcement will defeat those who struggle with justice on their side.” ─ NELSON MANDELA _✍🏿_ at the 50th anniversary of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), Geneva, Switzerland, 19 May 1998 🎓 😊
- 4:30 Punish art-thieves more severely how, the electric-chair? For stealing a painting? 😒 Just get the items back and make them do a bunch of community-service. 🙄 - 5:43 It's not like Aladdin's cave, it's like treasure-room near the end of _Return to OZ_ very much so. Was it intentional? 🤔 - 6:52 Isn't that just the same krater that everyone has seen forever? 🤨
Art thieves are not really the problem, people that dig without authorization (the "tombaroli") are destroying our chances to understand the local history. Taking away the artifact from the area means that we lose many informations like the way it was buried, the place, why was it buried or the meaning of the object and when they find gold and silver artifacts they melt them... No, thanks to incriptions on the crater we know the author and when it was created (over 2.500 years ago). It's in exceptional condition and of course it's also regarded as one of the best representation of greek red and white figures.
I'm too slow. 10 people already beat me to suggesting looking in the British Museum - home to troves of stolen, sorry I mean "borrowed", sorry "protected" artifacts. The crown jewels on the other hand, were definitely "gifts" ;-).
😠 Fuk iHusk McProduct what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
😠 Fuk scooby what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
@@user-rk5cu5tg2git was illegally excavated in an Etruscan tomb in Latium Italy, Etruscans had many commercial exchanges with Greece so probably a rich Etruscan merchant bought it from Greeks...
History shows that when a country is weak, it submits to big countries, but when a small country becomes strong, it invades a weaker country (like Japan). Large countries always bully small countries, causing wars to expand their influence and territories such as China, Peter the Great in Russia, America, Britain, and France during World War 1 and 2. So the right thing doesn't always win. Finland had to cut 10% of its land to Russia during the war in 1939 , Russia could leave it alone in peace. Now Ukraine is a smaller country than Russia, if you follow Finland, Russia will leave it alone for a certain period of time. In fact, Russia wants to expand its influence in the countries of the former Soviet Union system, or beyond the glory days of Peter the Great. During the storm, the big tree was uprooted, the grass just lay down, through the storm, the grass stood up
Web technologies created a lot of new weathly companies friends, ask them Apple UK if they are willing to borrow me the money so BBC could make of this video a TV series because... it's very interesting, not only understanding how many archeological treasures are still to be found under the ltalian ground since the Etruschi civilization, a cup of centuries before the Roman Empire, have you any idea how many are they three hundred years? How strong had to feel the Roman Empire before it went to pieces? Yeah, it's a great story to tell. Caravaggio was very involved to paint himself in every painting, try to imagine him holding modern technologies and have a movie director vision. Once he got drunk and murdered a ...poker matie, he felt so guilty for the rest of his life, all his paintings are telling us about his huge remorse, he punished himself like nobody else
Nevermind the artwork i see traces of ATLANTIS 450,000 - 12,000 (Greek & Roman mythology) are the actual historical records of ATLANTIS confounded and taken out historical context ,the first Europeans had a complexion like Native Americans ,Noah after great flood replaced the darker skin tone with a fairer complex and blue eyes ,with help Noah founded Sumer cradle civilization after the great flood = 12,000 years ago ,you have the best Artifacts Britain the QUEEN"S double rainbow upon her passing = Son of man/Adamu & Son of God/ addapa her root comes from Noah ,she was truly royal ,now adapa was of Titi ,those were the GIANT hybrids of old with elongated heads with 25% more brain volume and fully perasl eye of Horus/pineal gland ,like Nefertiti she was anunnaki hybrid the last of them ,not Egyptian there were 2 Eves Tiamat & Titi named after Tiamat the original = Revelations 12 that's Tiamat = Mother of the Gods ,they are the 2 on either side the holy grail bloodline ,is not a cup ,but a womb
🇮🇹 ITALY 😊🎓 Be the person who breaks the cycle. If you were judged, choose understanding. If you were rejected, choose acceptance. If you were shamed, choose compassion. Be the person you needed when you were hurting, not the person who hurt you. Vow to be better than what broke you-to heal instead of becoming bitter so you can act from your heart, not your pain. 🎓 😊
What about stolen Indian arts which is kept in British museums ! You thieves lecture others on ethics but you portray Indian artifacts in your museums !! Why don't you make an documentry on British loot of India ?
The Italian pavilion of the Louvre in Paris is full of works taken away from Italy and is the most visited sector of the whole museum!
@Real Aiglon Not finders...stealers. It's different
Yeah, except for the fact that the governments of France and Italy have agreements on that sort of stuff now, so I'm pretty sure those aren't considered stolen anymore, I'm pretty sure they're there with the approval of the Italian government and in return Italy probably has a bunch of French art on their museum walls
@@Shinzon23 Can't even compare what France (in particular during Napoleon era) has stolen from Italy. Obviously nowadays it is what it is, saddly, but still Italy has the biggest Unesco patrimony and much more needs to be added.
@@Shinzon23 Do you think Napoleon asked Italy for permission?
It even makes me laugh when the French say that Paris is the most beautiful city in the world, they lie knowing they are lying!
No city in the world is comparable in terms of history and architecture to cities like Venice, Florence, Rome etc. which have the history of millennia in the streets, unlike Paris which is a city built by Napoleon
@@attenzioneallontanarsidall7940 Must be a football fan. You also think psv or ajax or milans are big club 😂 irrelevant
Has anyone thought of looking in the British museums?🤣
Or American? 🤔
@@007Julie British museums are notorious for looted art.
It was not stolen it was theft. There is big difference between stealing and theft. Stealing means you took something that is not yours and theft means you took something that is not yours
@@007Julie I think you‘d be more successful looking in European museums. 😂
@@bitcoin835 you serious?😂
I love history, so it pains me to hear of these wonderful treasures being stolen and, in the worst of cases, lost or even destroyed by thieves.
I’ve seen Mr. Adepitan present before. I feel his work is outstanding and look forward to the next thing he shows us.
I think it’s also important that the world recognize the presence of people with disabilities and what we contribute. And he’s dead handsome so I hope someone loves him like crazy.
I gasp more in Italy than any other Country.
At times my eyes tear up because the beauty just stuns me.
Great report!!! Very nice work, Ade Adepitan!!! 🤘🖤
I actually have intel on the biggest art theft in Italian history.
It’s commonly known as Napoleon’s Italian campaign…😅
This was really great, love the presenter. Awesome job.
Very great topic for a small video.
Fascinating…thank you! Delightful presentation and the use of the Italian language which tells me, the passion in the Carabinieri is a force to contend with, Bravo!!!!!!
I completely agree with your comments Juanita. This journalist definitely had my interest in an area that I knew nothing about. I would love to see this journalist produce a segment on the UK returning Egyptian's trrasures.
I really enjoyed this presentation and the host was magnificent. However, I wonder what the Egyptians would think going to the British museum of art and elsewhere. It seems that after watching this, returning art to a specific area is the right thing to do.
Not only the egyptians...ask the greek...
Modern day Egyptians are mostly descended from Arabs who colonized Egypt in the seventh century, not ancient Egyptians, so why does it matter what they would think about ancient Egyptian art being displayed in British museums?
@@patrikvavro1611 Which country can claim ancient history as their own tho? Italy and germany certainly can`t and the US most definitly can`t do that. Some island folks are probably the only ones who share a straight lineage to long gone ancestors. Ofcourse it depends on the time frame we are looking at but humans tend to come around.
@@patrikvavro1611 So are you telling us that old Egyptians are completely gone?… in reality it’s likely that the old and new settlers had mixed together, which means that this is still a part of their history.
Lets not forget that Egyptians were happily looting and selling off ancient artifacts at the time.
This is a great segment!!
ANTIQUES ART SO BEAUTIFUL.
Europe so third world
Absolutely love this series >>> Informative , concise , enjoyable to follow & with such Glorious Video & Audio Quality! Love this Host with wheels too , so watchable! 🌷🌿🌍💖🕊
Hint: a bunch of it was stolen and given one way or another to the British Museum. Look at home and fix your own attic.
The British museum doesn't hold paintings
Thats really amazing to see and that so much is not in galleries and museums etc….. thanks Laurie. NZ. 😊
Great report
That vase is mindblowing
Great story from BBC👍
Top quality journalism
😠 Fuk David 8J what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html
Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
Thanks Much!
Have you looked in Buckingham Palace?
Damned Tombaroli! many of them scavenged Etruscan tombs in my father's region i always thought they don't just steal to the community, or the museums but also to History Itself, i blame them for all that we still don't know about that ancient civilization.
‘The British museum has left the lobby’
@0:30 Caravaggio was essentially making ‘video nasties’ in picture-form 400 years before cinema was invented!
Brilliant piece of work by BBC, please also report for the stolen artefacts, which are kept in British museum, during colonial era Plundering of India by the British.
Most of it is in Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
I don't doubt that some art is personal collections are actually stolen. I have two Magna Grecia vases from the 4th century bce.
This irony that UK report this
Excellent and I like it 👌 👍 😀 😊 🙂
No need to "hunt" for these stolen treasures, most are in British Museums where you queue up to pay a fortune to look at looted treasures from around the planet.
Hey! They paid for those. Not their fault the Egyptian government was willing to sell artifacts.
They're free
Tickets for the British Museum are free 😅
Hahaha somebody's butthurt and making shit ☝. 😢 louder!
😠 Fuk banksiasong what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html
Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
Hire an Italian guest. Mario is available. Italy will be beautiful and great again!🙏🇮🇹
Prob in the British museum
There is so much stolen art still missing, and I know, us Dutch have not exactly been innocent in this either, since we seem to be able to fill at least 5 full museums with artifacts from elsewhere... Still, art has been stolen from the Netherlands during WW2 too...
Rome has to be the most beautiful city in Europe....I was dumbfounded myself
Meanwhile the entire American continent is like: "How does it feel? I bet not good."
I want back to Italy the Leonardo manuscript stolen by Napoleone in Milano, now at the istitut de france! And all the other Italian art stolen by this "emperor" with italian origins
Ευχαριστούμε!!!Ο Χριστός μαζί μας!!!+++☦️🛐🙋👏🇬🇷💒🌹🤍👍
Ugly Europe
Did they check British museum?
Racist clown.
🤡
🙄
Sorry but last time I checked I didn't see any Italian paintings in the bm
I have a few rare item's from Rome.. very very old.
Hello how are you doing...?
Many of it is in the British Museum.
It’s a shame the British didn’t take the Palmyra treasures.
The solar system is British
how about an episode on ' hunting for china's stolen art (in the British museum)", only just saying....
most Chinese art or pots/vases were bought by European merchants from Chinese merchants centuries ago so it’s not stolen, don’t try to change the truth, that the Chinese destroyed their own cultural relics and artefacts during the so called ‘cultural revolution’
Not just Chinese
Indian too
A very good case can be made for the British Museum. If for example the details from the Parthenon had not been purchased by a Brit and donated to the museum, they probably would not exist now.
When Turkey had conquered Greece and was struggling to hold on, their stored ammunitions inside the Parthenon, confident the Greek rebels would not explode it.
But they did.
Almost all the damage we see on the Parthenon today is from an explosion set off by Greeks.
@@veramae4098 This is completely incorrect. Venetian cell was fired at Parthenon blowing it up. British people took advantage the Ottoman's Empire complete lack of interest on the monuments and interest only for quick profit, bribing officials to remove them and then resale them back to UK. Corruption from both sides. Check your facts straight.
Most of the stolen art and treasures of the world can be found in and British museums and private residences
Almost all archaeological museums in Europe and North America have stolen artifacts
Have they checked the British museums?
They did and found stolen artifacts from Italy so it must not be the British museum. Must be the Americanz it's always the Americanz
The music be Nostalgic tho 😂😂😂
Funny that the pot that was returned to its original place when you zoom into it there are Greek written all over it (and many, if not all, of the statues in the beginning seem to be Greek).
Southern Italy was colonized by Greeks, that's why.
Was wandering the same, but if it was acquired legally by an Etruscan in ancient times then it's right that it should be returned to Italy and not Greece. It was robbed from an Etruscan tomb, so the story goes.
Do you know that Southern Italy was called Magna Graecia Big Greece) , due to the colonization of the Greeks?. Siracusa (Syrakousai) , Agrigento ( Akragas) Napoli ( Neapolis) and many other cities were of greek foundation. So few lines written in greek language should have been more than common at those times.
2.500 years old....only in Greek mainland
@@chriskost7291Greeks colonised southern Italy from the 8th century BC
It’ll be in the back of a British Museum somewhere like lots of other stolen art.
Oh well
@beaudile7730 ??
This comment really aroused some deep intellectuals, eh?
I’m a British artist.. if anyone can say this stuff, it’s me, and any of the nations we stole from while we raided the world for “empire”.
I love my country, but there are big holes in my pride.
Using a 🤡 hardly validates your opinion, it’s more like a self-portrait.
See what I did there? 🥴🥴
Calm your boots my angry counterpart.
@beaudile7730 chin up mate, one day you’ll either grow up and stop attacking total strangers when you’re in a bad mood, or you’ll get slapped a lot.
It’s entirely up to you 😉👍🏻👍🏻
Probably pikeys
Does anyone else find it ironic that the British is doing a feature on stolen artefacts?
It's about Italian Renaissance paintings, not archaeological artifacts
and this ancient vase they brought this was their problem in the US, the Americans also found in Chile and in Africa a canister of gold in a veil, a vase please, it's interesting.
Why are they hunting for it? Everyone knows it's in London museum
That’s some fine art .. can they ship some here ?
wish they put this much effort in returning stolen artefacts to african, asian and pacific countries.
They? Why should the italians do that? Why aren't those countries doing that themselves?
I thought I saw the missing painting on Amazon. 😒
It's not in the British Museum with the rest of the looted artifacts of the world? who knew!
🎓😊
“In the end we must remember that no amount of rules or their enforcement will defeat those who struggle with justice on their side.”
─ NELSON MANDELA _✍🏿_
at the 50th anniversary of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade),
Geneva, Switzerland,
19 May 1998
🎓
😊
wow-
Let's face it.....art is made to be appreciated and stolen
They will find
Didnt know this man was an art expert Whats his qualification ?
Maybe they should check out the Vatican’s catacombs. 😂
Hello how are you doing..?
What Happen to the Art that Italy stole from Other Countries.
BBC doing a story about stolen art and antiquities. I thought this was going to be a tour of their museums.
Wot museum 🙃
- 4:30 Punish art-thieves more severely how, the electric-chair? For stealing a painting? 😒 Just get the items back and make them do a bunch of community-service. 🙄
- 5:43 It's not like Aladdin's cave, it's like treasure-room near the end of _Return to OZ_ very much so. Was it intentional? 🤔
- 6:52 Isn't that just the same krater that everyone has seen forever? 🤨
Art thieves are not really the problem, people that dig without authorization (the "tombaroli") are destroying our chances to understand the local history. Taking away the artifact from the area means that we lose many informations like the way it was buried, the place, why was it buried or the meaning of the object and when they find gold and silver artifacts they melt them...
No, thanks to incriptions on the crater we know the author and when it was created (over 2.500 years ago). It's in exceptional condition and of course it's also regarded as one of the best representation of greek red and white figures.
Nah community service doesn’t cut it, a few years in prison will.
Yes, finally a host that is disabled. Now that is progress. ☮️
I remember him in some journeyman's pictures' videos, he has always been better than most hosts.
Good...
Funny european talking about stolen when their museums are full of it 🤣
I'm too slow. 10 people already beat me to suggesting looking in the British Museum - home to troves of stolen, sorry I mean "borrowed", sorry "protected" artifacts.
The crown jewels on the other hand, were definitely "gifts" ;-).
I stole it for the Bri-ish museum in my Ford Transit
Nothing is owned
Nice Picture
When will Britain apologize for the concentration camps of the Boer war?
Never concrete on finding a cure for liberalism
Look I stole that 12 foot statue of Caligula fair and square.
😠 Fuk iHusk McProduct what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html
Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
Rome
Check the British museum out.
😠 Fuk scooby what you saying here th-cam.com/video/jScZkRHtm_U/w-d-xo.html
Falar com O Sr. António é como viajar no tempo, é sonhar acordado, é uma lição de
6:47 The Euphronios Krater is Greek and belongs in Greece, please do research before saying such things
Nope, it was found in an etruscan burial site. It stays here with us, thank you very much.
@@leonardoferrari4852 Yes because you don't have any of your own history you have to cling onto ours.
@@user-rk5cu5tg2g again, it's etruscan not greek.
@@leonardoferrari4852 So where ever something is found, that MUST mean it comes from there? Do you need help? 😂
@@user-rk5cu5tg2git was illegally excavated in an Etruscan tomb in Latium Italy, Etruscans had many commercial exchanges with Greece so probably a rich Etruscan merchant bought it from Greeks...
Interesting
I have the Caravaggio!
have they checked the British museum yet? lots of stolen stuff there
Hunting for India’s treasures: “oh it’s in the uk” mystery solved
5:54 ... what was that. 😹😹😹😹😹
History shows that when a country is weak, it submits to big countries, but when a small country becomes strong, it invades a weaker country (like Japan). Large countries always bully small countries, causing wars to expand their influence and territories such as China, Peter the Great in Russia, America, Britain, and France during World War 1 and 2.
So the right thing doesn't always win. Finland had to cut 10% of its land to Russia during the war in 1939 , Russia could leave it alone in peace. Now Ukraine is a smaller country than Russia, if you follow Finland, Russia will leave it alone for a certain period of time. In fact, Russia wants to expand its influence in the countries of the former Soviet Union system, or beyond the glory days of Peter the Great.
During the storm, the big tree was uprooted, the grass just lay down, through the storm, the grass stood up
Is there stolen Italian artworks in British museums?
The largest and oldest Italian Pizza and Pasta
Check the basement of the British Museum....probabaly find that and 90% of all the world's stolen art!
Can they bring the Dacian Golf back to Romania maybe? 🤓
When will a documentary be made about British and Europe stolen African arts. The arts must be returned to Africa.
Web technologies created a lot of new weathly companies friends, ask them Apple UK if they are willing to borrow me the money so BBC could make of this video a TV series because... it's very interesting, not only understanding how many archeological treasures are still to be found under the ltalian ground since the Etruschi civilization, a cup of centuries before the Roman Empire, have you any idea how many are they three hundred years? How strong had to feel the Roman Empire before it went to pieces? Yeah, it's a great story to tell. Caravaggio was very involved to paint himself in every painting, try to imagine him holding modern technologies and have a movie director vision. Once he got drunk and murdered a ...poker matie, he felt so guilty for the rest of his life, all his paintings are telling us about his huge remorse, he punished himself like nobody else
Hi
Nevermind the artwork i see traces of ATLANTIS 450,000 - 12,000 (Greek & Roman mythology) are the actual historical records of ATLANTIS confounded and taken out historical context ,the first Europeans had a complexion like Native Americans ,Noah after great flood replaced the darker skin tone with a fairer complex and blue eyes ,with help Noah founded Sumer cradle civilization after the great flood = 12,000 years ago ,you have the best Artifacts Britain the QUEEN"S double rainbow upon her passing = Son of man/Adamu & Son of God/ addapa her root comes from Noah ,she was truly royal ,now adapa was of Titi ,those were the GIANT hybrids of old with elongated heads with 25% more brain volume and fully perasl eye of Horus/pineal gland ,like Nefertiti she was anunnaki hybrid the last of them ,not Egyptian there were 2 Eves Tiamat & Titi named after Tiamat the original = Revelations 12 that's Tiamat = Mother of the Gods ,they are the 2 on either side the holy grail bloodline ,is not a cup ,but a womb
I have it all and your not getting it back
@Beaudile 😂😂Well said!
@Beaudile I'm off duty
Well they inflicted Christianity on huge swathes of the world. Seems fair to keep their art, considering the burned books, and shattered religions
🇮🇹 ITALY 😊🎓
Be the person who breaks the cycle. If you were judged, choose understanding. If you were rejected, choose acceptance. If you were shamed, choose compassion. Be the person you needed when you were hurting, not the person who hurt you. Vow to be better than what broke you-to heal instead of becoming bitter so you can act from your heart, not your pain.
🎓
😊
Praaan , its beautifull . I totally agree . Greets 🇳🇱😺👩🏼🦰
Cruelty
bbc, return the stolen arts
Wat about India and things stolen from India??? Did not even leave gods... Took the ancient statues to put in their museum...
And how much stolen art is in Italian museums? Just wondering. Many museums have items that belong elsewhere.
What about stolen Indian arts which is kept in British museums ! You thieves lecture others on ethics but you portray Indian artifacts in your museums !! Why don't you make an documentry on British loot of India ?
in British museum basement maybe...
👍🌟
How very London, how very woke!
Why that guy still has an iphone 4?
Nerd.