Appreciation of world works of art

This famous painting was sketched by Monet in le havre Harbor on 1872. He also painted a sunset in the same place. When he sent it to the first impressionist exhibition, neither painting had a title. A reporter satirized Monet's paintings as "a denial of beauty and truth, which can only give people an impression". Monet then gave the painting a name-Sunrise Impression. As a sketch painting of seascape, the whole picture is shrouded in a thin gray tone, and the brushwork is very random and messy, showing a scene of fog blending.

At sunrise, there is fog on the sea, and the colors of the sky and the sun are reflected in the water. The scenery on the shore is very vague and can't be seen clearly, giving people an instant feeling. At that time, a critic borrowed Monet's impression in his article. The title of Sunrise satirizes that the painter of this exhibition is "Impressionist". One of the most basic characteristics of "Impressionism" is that they absorbed the research results of some scientists on color at that time, and found some color phenomena that people have not paid attention to for a long time through their own sketching practice, thus causing a major innovation in painting color.

Paul Cézanne: Apples and oranges.

Oil painting pigment; 74 cm long and 93 cm wide; Manufactured at about 1895- 1900; It is hidden in the Orsay Museum in Paris, France. Cezanne hates that people move when drawing models, so he paints mostly still lives. He believes: "There are no lines, no light and shade, only the contrast between colors. The volume of the object image is represented by the precise relationship of hue. "

Most of his works are the embodiment of his own artistic thoughts, showing a strong sense of geometry, ignoring the accuracy of the texture and modeling of objects, and emphasizing the heavy and steady sense of mass and the overall relationship between objects. He often arranges different objects together to get the perfect harmony of different colors.

More famous are Still Life Apple Basket and this work. As a representative of "post-impressionism", Cezanne's artistic activities all his life are in pursuit of what he calls eternal form and solid structure. He said: "Everything in the world is shaped in the form of spheres, cones and cylinders".

Third, Van Gogh's Sunflower.

Sunflower was created by Van Gogh, a Dutch painter, in sunny southern France. Van Gogh used simple brushstrokes to express plant morphology, which was full of rhythm and vitality. One is in the British National Gallery in London, and the other is in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

This style is mainly manifested in: he likes to use large color blocks with strong contrast and thick black outline to express characters and organize pictures. Judging from the strong tone and emotional factors of color he used, color has become an important means for him to express his thoughts and feelings. Sunflowers are produced in sunny southern France. The picture is like a burning flame, full of fiery passion, which makes it full of movement. The seemingly rotating brush strokes are so thick and powerful, and the color contrast is simple and strong. However, in this thick and simple, it is full of wisdom and aura.

When watching this painting, the viewers were all excited by the exciting picture effect, and their hearts trembled and their passion gushed, all of them were eager to try, and * * * was integrated into Van Gogh's rich subjective feelings. In a word, the sunflower in Van Gogh's works is not just a plant, but a life with primitive impulse and enthusiasm.

Four. Picasso's nude, green leaves and bust

This painting is the beginning of Picasso's series of nude, green leaves and busts. It was created for the painter's muse and mistress Marie Therese Walter. Interestingly, Picasso completed this painting in only one day and made it one of the most expensive paintings in the world.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) The national flag of jasper johns.

This painting of the national flag and the American flag has become the masterpiece of artist jasper johns, because his inspiration comes from one of his dreams. John collaged three different canvases with oil painting, wax paper and newsprint. The flag of this painting has 48 white stars and a blue area with 13 red and white stripes. In fact, the newsprint he uses is carefully selected. Of course, it has become one of the most expensive paintings in the world.

Sixth, edvard munch's "Scream"

Edvard munch's Scream is one of the most famous paintings of all time. The painter created a bright sky with expressionist colors, and a mysterious man stood alone on a dock clutching his face in a painful scream. There is no doubt that this is one of the most expensive paintings in the world. Interestingly, the painter expressed his inner troubles and anxieties very frankly.