Gold, Silver & Sepia

A short version in sepia of "Only Gold and Silver Are Safe Money" >>> https://rumble.com/v6st6tf-only-gold-and-silver-are-safe-money....html

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSJOCLrqrFA
https://youtu.be/kadIknb0ONo

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Off Topic Notation:

The title of the "Gold, Silver & Sepia" short is meant as a tribute to "Ruby, Gold and Malachite" by Henry Scott Tuke (1902).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby,_Gold_and_Malachite

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby,_Gold_and_Malachite#/media/File:Tuke,_Henry_Scott_(1858–1929),_Ruby,_gold_and_malachite,_1902.jpg)

Disclaimer: I understand that some detractors and critics of Mr Tuke today accuse him of having painted "porn for pedos". Keep in mind that in late 19th Century Britain; "Uranian Men" (such as Mr. Tuke, Oscar Wilde or the photographer von Gloeden) maintained discreet consensual relationships with teenage boys. In the neo-classical pederasty of 1890's Uranianism; discreet relationships with teenage boys were "proper" as long as the boys had hair in their balls. In classical Greece pederasty was common. In Roman Syria seduction of teenage stable boys was a common practice among cavalry officers. The difference between Uranian and Paedophile is that the later prefer to engage in sexual activity with pre-pubescent young boys (without hair in their balls). 19th Century Uranianism rejected Paedophilia as being "in bad taste". Paedophilia is illegal (for good reason) in the 21st century Western world. In the Netherlands and Sweden the age of consent is 15. The Uranians sought to immortalize in their art work the natural beauty of male youth between the ages of 13 and 23. In classical Athens this was done by means of sculpture. The Modernistic Uranians used poetry, paintings and photography. Uranianism is not about lust for young boys; but rather about contact with natural aesthetic beauty. It was an aesthetic cult of teenage boys.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranian_(sexuality)