The world famous paintings, the easiest to imitate, you and I can both be the people in the painting (creating full marks).

Recently, the art teacher of Zhuzhou No.1 Primary School gave her students a different art class. She asked the students to find a picture of the world famous paintings by themselves, imitate the movements and backgrounds of the characters in the picture, and draw their own pictures. I thought the students would do this homework at sixes and sevens, but I didn't expect every homework to be full of creativity and lovely breath. Next, I will take you to see these easy-to-imitate the world famous paintings.

The first picture: Madame Da Vinci wearing a sable, and the girl wearing a sable is Italian painter Da Vinci (1485- 1490). Da? Finch's oil painting. The Mink Girl, also known as the Silver Rat Girl, was painted by the author. Galelani's beauty and silver mink's loveliness, whose Greek is "Galen", married their owner Cecelia. Gallerani has a similar name. It's really beautiful. It's beautiful. I'm in love.

The second painting: death of marat death of marat is the founder of French neoclassical painting school Jacques? Louis? The canvas oil painting created by David in 1793 is now in the Royal Belgian Museum of Art. Death of marat deliberately created a space for the poor. In the closed and narrow shack, Mara collapsed in the bathtub, with a pen in one hand and a bloody letter in the other. The first half of the oil painting is loose and messy, which may be a wall or just a vague space, representing eternal nothingness, but the rough and simple wooden box serving as a desk seems to tell the virtue of Mara. This painting created a revolutionary idol by removing all actions, all symbolic figures and weakening all traces of murder, and became a classic in the history of the French Revolution.

The third picture: American Goth, American Goth and the Statue of Liberty, Barbie, Bassin Nickel and Uncle Sam are also called the five symbols of American culture. American Gothic, 1930, 76.2x63.5cm, Sketchpad, art institute of chicago, art institute of chicago, Grant? Grant wood Wood, 1892- 1942, USA 1928, Grant? Wood went to Munich, Germany, and was fascinated by Gothic art there. The so-called Gothic architecture is mainly composed of stone skeleton coupons and flying buttresses. Its basic unit is to make a bicentric skeleton point connection on the pillars at the four corners of a square or rectangular plane, one on each side and one on the diagonal, and the roof slate is supported on the connection to form a vault. In this way, coupons with the same height can be made on different spans, and the vault is light in weight and clear in intersection, which reduces the thrust of the coupon foot and simplifies the construction. Due to the use of pointed vouchers, pointed arches and flying buttresses, the interior space of Gothic churches is spacious, simple and unified. The decoration details are also themed with sharp coupons, which makes the architectural style and structural techniques form an organic whole.

Figure 4: Lasting Memory Many of Dali's paintings are inspired by the places where he lived when he was young. Some special scenery comes from umbrella-shaped pine trees covered on the slopes of Panshan Mountain. Many strange and ominous shadows in Dali's painting prospects come from his lingering in the foothills of his hometown. As an adult, Dali depicted the scenery of Catalonia in his works, just like in the painting Immortal Memory, with cracked rocks in the upper right corner of the background. This is one of Dali's most memorable surrealist works, and it is also the work that people are most willing to associate with Dali.

The fifth picture: "The Son of Man" Belgian painter Renee? Margaret created the Son of Man as a self-portrait. This painting depicts a man in a bowler hat and a suit, and his face is mostly covered by a green apple. The theme of artistic works reflects the conflict between human beings and their own works, some of which are visible and some are hidden.

The sixth painting: Creating Adam The Creation of Adam is a ceiling painting of the Sistine Chapel created by Michelangelo in151to 15 12, which is a part of Genesis. The mural depicts the Bible? In Genesis, God created Adam, the ancestor of mankind. According to the sequence of events, this is the fourth zenith painting in Genesis. As one of the world famous paintings, many imitations of Adam appeared in later generations.

The seventh picture: "The Lady" and "The Lady" are French painters Jean? August? Dominic. An oil painting by Angel in 18 14 is now in the Louvre in Paris. In the painting, the strict classical style is respected, and the theme is that Ms. Osman wears a Turkish headscarf and holds a peacock feather fan. The whole picture exudes a beautiful exotic atmosphere.

Figure 8: When Mona Lisa talks about the world famous paintings, which one is the easiest to imitate? Mona Lisa must not be absent. Mona Lisa can be said to be the most famous oil painting in the world, and few other works are often examined, studied or interpreted like it. Leonardo da Vinci began to create the Mona Lisa in zhidao 1502 (Italian Renaissance). According to vasari's records, it took four years to complete the painting. This painting depicts a woman with a reserved expression and a smile. Her smile is sometimes called. Mysterious smile? .

Figure 9: Self-portrait Van Gogh is a Dutch, but he has lived in France for many years and is an important post-impressionist painter. From 65438 to 0887, Van Gogh met pissarro, Seurat and Gauguin in Paris through the introduction of his younger brother Theo. Began to accept the impressionist painting style. A painting style that emphasizes the theme with color. In his paintings, there is always a carnival of colors and brushstrokes, and the atmosphere effect caused by this picture shows a rare vitality. This selfie is like this. Van Gogh painted countless "self-portraits" in his life, and this "self-portrait" belongs to an earlier work.

The tenth painting "Weeping Woman" and "Weeping Woman" is Pablo? Picasso1oil painting created on October 26th, 1937. Since 1987, this work has been kept in the Tate Gallery in London, England. The picture of this work is a face that looks messy. The eyes, nose and lips are completely misplaced, and the facial contour structure is all distorted and cut into pieces. The work shows the scene that people at the bottom of society are heartbroken and helpless. This work is Picasso's masterpiece combining cubism and surrealism. This work is regarded as a continuation of the theme of suffering in Picasso's guernica, and Picasso's focus gradually shifted from the suffering caused by the Spanish civil war to the simple personal suffering.

See here, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of these most easily imitated the world famous paintings. Usually, these famous paintings are unfathomable in our eyes, and the implication is beyond most friends' understanding. We often dare not go near them because they are too far away from us. However, this art teacher in Zhuzhou has brought these famous paintings into our lives and eliminated the students' fear of these famous paintings.