Magical grimoire titled Clavis Inferni sive magia alba et nigra approbata Metratona (The Key of Hell with white and black magic proven by Metatron) ca. 1775.
@whiteraven271 It’s not Arno Breker himself solely promoting it. He was specifically chosen by various officials (including of course Hitler) to produce this kind of art
@lephten The tweet is more so addressing how the guy who depicts the female ideal as small breasted was chosen by many other men to promote it throughout the nation… meaning they all agreed and this was the nationwide ideal
@whiteraven271 Yes, I’m sure. Also the women in the paintings you sent aren’t even big breasted, they’re small or medium. You dont even believe your own argument which is why you’ve brought up several different ideas now, so idk why you’re still replying. We will never agree
@whiteraven271 Except small breasted women have been the most popular artistic depiction in Europe for ages now even in the face of fluctuating fashion trends so this also isn’t true
@whiteraven271 Small breasted women are often simply slim, not skinny. Idealized forms of the female figure are often depicted as small breasted, but not skinny. These depictions are not skinny, toned women
@whiteraven271 Again, by comparing female sculptures with male ones, this doesn’t make sense. Males are more top heavy than women so it doesn’t make sense for sculptors to be okay with sculpting men vs a woman with medium/big boobs
@lephten The tweet is more so addressing how the guy who depicts the female ideal as small breasted was chosen by many other men to promote it throughout the nation… meaning they all agreed and this was the nationwide ideal
@Curious_Rum Using Jane Austen* as your source is very silly because her work directly contradicts what you’re saying. The couple in Persuasion was initially very attracted to each other, and P&P described an initial mutual dislike + a demonization of another fat guy into Elizabeth