Photos of characters in the world famous paintings

Photos of characters in the world famous paintings

The world famous paintings's figure painting, the world famous paintings is the crystallization of every artist. As an art student, we should feel from the bottom of our hearts that under their brushes, every character is lifelike, which fascinates me and plays an important role in broadening our horizons and expanding our knowledge field. The following is a picture of the world famous paintings.

The world famous paintings's figure picture 1 The Wheat Cutter in St. Peter's Mountain

Lermyte French 1883 Canvas Oil Painting

76.80×97.20 cm

After 1880, the painter used several paintings that greatly described the life and work of the villagers in his hometown, Mount St. Petraeus, and achieved great success. Among them, The Wheat Cutter in St Peter's Mountain was a great success. It is particularly worth mentioning that Lemaistre painted the same figure into his works many times, and the faces in several paintings can be completely recognized. The wheat reaper in this painting is a farmer named Kahimi Hand, who is resting after heavy work and ignores the conversation of two stout peasant women beside him.

Leon Augustine Lemaistre (1844-1925) was born in the French province of Eina in Picardy and lived there for 20 years. This is also the reason why he is attached to rural life, and almost all his works are used to describe farm work. Before the success of 1874 French Salon, he traveled back and forth between France and England to sell paintings for a living. After 1880, he took part in the exhibition with several paintings depicting the life and work of villagers in his hometown of San Pietro, which was a great success, including "The Wheat Cutter in San Pietro".

Second Harvest Dupuy 1879

Not only Miller, but also the pastoral scenery is the favorite of French painter Dupuy. In this second harvest, the author used his back to form a stable triangle composition, which conveyed a firm and eternal message to people.

The world famous paintings figure picture 2

Maid screener Courbet131x167cm1853.

1848, the French revolution broke out. Courbet took an active part in the French Revolution. On the canvas, I began to create a theme depicting working people. The peak of Courbet's creation is 10 years after the age of 30. He has successfully created the artistic images of a group of laborers, among which The Maid Screener, written in 1854, is one of them.

The young peasant woman in a red vest skirt is the main character in this painting. She turned her back to the audience and knelt on the white cloth on the ground. She wears a bun that is convenient for work, revealing a slender and graceful neck, and her arms holding a sieve are round and powerful. The exposed soles seem to tell us that she is not the kind of rich lady who can't go out without going out the second door. The peasant woman has no decoration, but she has unparalleled bodybuilding. The red skirt on her body is more like a banner that praises labor and inspires people.

On the left side of the picture, another peasant woman wearing a headscarf and a gray dress sits on a white cloth and carefully selects wheat. The boy on the right in the picture opens the wooden cabinet and is looking for something. Maybe I help with the housework as my mother told me. The little boy is wearing a green plaid shirt, with a chubby face and a look of joy. It can be said that Courbet's simplicity of the whole painting is very accurate. He didn't exaggerate poverty and hard work, but made his daily work prosperous and interesting.

He explained his paintings like this: "Art should be placed at a lower level." Of course, the "low-level" in his mouth does not refer to painting techniques, but refers to the painter's vision to focus on the simple beauty of the working people at the bottom, and the era of flattering the upper class is gone forever.

Miller's original sower

Miller has a deep affection for nature and country life. He gets up early and comes home late. He works in the fields in the morning and paints in a small room with weak light in the afternoon. He once said, "The theme of farmers suits me best anyway." Miller's first masterpiece in barbizon was The Sower, which was the first time that Miller was accepted by the official salon. 1848, the February Revolution broke out in France, and the resistance of the lower classes such as workers and peasants played a great role. Against this background, the conservative official salon turned against the author of The Sower, probably because Miller portrayed a real person in this painting. Glorious labor

The world famous paintings's figure picture 3 "Gleaning" 1857, Miller, Jean-Francois.

83.5x111cm, oil painting on canvas.

Collected in the Musee d 'Orsay in Paris.

Jean Francois Millet's gleaner, painted on 1857, is a realistic work with a simple picture. Three peasant women are bending down to pick up the ears of wheat. Generally speaking, gleaner is a moving painting. The characters are arranged in different positions and do different actions. Although it is a work with farmers as the theme, we can feel the beauty brought by the picture. Miller's overall composition is arranged in strict accordance with the golden section ratio, which is recognized as the most aesthetic ratio.

"Scavengers" reflects the sufferings of farmers, just like throwing a stone at Wang Yang, a wealthy class. Its most precious place is to record life truthfully and move the details of reality into the painting.

Miller was born in a peasant family, but he loved painting since he was a child. In order to practice his painting skills and get in touch with the wider world, Miller went to Paris. At that time, many painters in Paris worked for aristocrats, and many portraits of aristocrats appeared, which ran counter to Miller's artistic pursuit. Finally, he chose to move to barbizon Village, where he painted gleaner.

19 Before the 1970s, the French countryside was still under the feudal patriarchal system. Farmers live a hard life, while the rich are indifferent. An article in a French newspaper once wrote: "These three outstanding scavengers are in front of a cloudy sky, and behind them are the swords and spears of peasant riots and the guillotine of 1793."

"Scavengers" has a warning function, which is too real and makes people feel terrible.

Van Gogh admired Miller and once said, "In Miller's works, the realistic image is also symbolic."

The woman who harvested wheat in Zan province came back from the field.

Vasily Gregorije Petrov (1834- 1882)

1874, oil painting on canvas, 25.8× 65cm, signed at the lower left: 1874 вперовъъ 1939, collected in Gaer, Moscow.

The size of "Wheat Harvester Returning from the Field in Ryazan Province" is not large, but it reflects the artist's efforts in some modeling problems. The theme of peasant women coming home from golden fields after a hard day's work is directly related to the real rural life. At the same time, the motif of "road" is very popular in Russian art, which is directly related to the universal topics of human existence, wandering, wandering, life path and so on. This painting depicts peasant women of different ages. Some people walk quietly, others stop to meditate and listen to the voice of Mother Earth.

Pirov uses a horizontal composition, and the portrait has a regular rhythm. The woman who cuts wheat walks in the harvested grain, giving people the impression of slow and smooth movements, making the picture full of musical melodies and reminiscent of Russian folk songs. (tatyana Yudenko Eva)