What ancient and modern famous paintings have you enjoyed? Please write down your name.

Luo Shen Fu is one of the top ten famous paintings handed down by China. The original volume "The Ode to Luoshen" was painted by Gu Kaizhi, a famous painter in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (Song Mo). It is a silk copy, with a length of 27. 1cm and a width of 572.8cm. Among Cao Zhi's works, apart from the seven-step poem, the most famous one is "The Ode to Luoshen". On the basis of Luo Shen Fu, Gu Kaizhi painted a famous painting handed down from ancient times. The most touching part describes the scene where Cao Zhi meets Luo Shen and Luo Shen has no choice but to leave. Luoshen Fu was originally the treasure of Yuanmingyuan. Now there are four copies of this painting, which are collected in Liaoning Provincial Museum, Palace Museum and Freer Art Museum.

The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival Zhang Zeduan: The original painting of Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival is 528 cm long and 24.8 cm high. The earliest edition was made by Zhang Zeduan, a painter of the Northern Song Dynasty, and is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing. The painting depicts the bustling scenes and beautiful natural scenery on both sides of the Bianliang and Bianhe rivers in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the form of a long scroll, the work uses the composition method of scattered perspective to bring complicated scenery into a unified and changeable picture scroll. This painting is mainly divided into two parts, one is the countryside and the other is the market. There are 8 14 people, more than 60 livestock, 28 ships, more than 30 buildings, 20 cars, 8 sedan chairs and more than 70 trees/kloc-0. They wear different clothes and look different and lifelike. In the meantime, various activities are interspersed, paying attention to the plot, dense composition, full of rhythm and rhythm changes, and the brushwork is very good.

Mona Lisa (Italian: La Gioconda；; French: La Joconde；; English: Mona Lisa Da Vinci: This is a portrait painted by the Renaissance painter Da Vinci, and it is also his masterpiece. It can be said that it is the most famous oil painting in the world, and few other works are often examined, studied or interpreted like it. Its owner, the French government, kept it in the Louvre in Paris for public appreciation. Directly painted on poplar, the area is very small, 77 cm long and 53 cm wide. This painting depicts a woman with a reserved expression and a smile. Her smile is sometimes called "mysterious smile".

The Last Supper was created by Leonardo da Vinci: it was created by Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci, and it is the most famous work on this subject. The characters in the picture, including expressions of fear, anger, doubt and remorse, as well as gestures, eyes and behaviors, are all portrayed in detail and vividly. Collected in the monastery of San Maria do Elg in Milan. The Last Supper is adapted from the New Testament. According to the New Testament Gospel of Kyle, Jesus went to Jerusalem for Passover for the last time, and the Jewish priests plotted to arrest him at night, but no one led the way. Then Judas, a disciple of Jesus, said to the rabbi, "If I give him to you, how much will you give me?" The chief rabbi gave Judas 30 dollars. Judas made an appointment with the chief priests, and it was Jesus who kissed him. On Passover Day, Jesus sat with 12 disciples and ate his last supper. He said to 12 disciples in dismay, "I tell you the truth, one of you is going to betray me!" " Hearing this, 12 disciples were shocked, angry, excited or nervous. The Last Supper shows the tense scene at the moment.

Qi Baishi: The frog ten miles away from the mountain spring is an ink painting painted by Qi Baishi, a famous Chinese painter, for the writer Lao She in 195 1. The work originated from a photocopy of a request letter from Lao She to Qi Baishi. The mountains, rivers and tadpoles in the painting are vivid. This painting inherits the characteristics of "emphasizing ink over color" in traditional Chinese painting, and skillfully uses ink and wash to give the picture a sense of color.