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Share a group of famous paintings about love.

Behind every painting, there is an attractive story.

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Jewish bride

Canvas and oil painting pigments121.5×166.5

Amsterdam national gallery

Analysis: Although people repeatedly argue about who the true identity of the characters in the painting is, no matter who the people in the painting are, the meaning and strength of this work are expressing a feeling that everyone has-love. The simple and fresh triangle composition perfectly shows the lofty and deep love. The hand that the hero puts on the heroine's chest and the hand that has deep feelings with the heroine are placed in the center of the picture, which is also the core of the moral of the work.

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Raphael and Verna Reina

Analysis: This painting was created in 18 14. It is an imaginary double portrait painted by Angel, a master of neoclassicism. In the work, a woman with black eyes is arranged to sit on Raphael's lap, which makes Raphael's painting a popular image. Raphael never married, but there is an incomparable goddess in his heart, and that is his lover Verna Rena. Verna Reina has always been a mystery in Raphael's life. She worships him, cares about him and loves him. She often stands behind Raphael who paints and silently watches him paint. She is the inspiration and source of Raphael's artistic creation. The rumor that Verna Rena was Raphael's lover probably began during the Renaissance, and intensified in the19th century, becoming a hot topic of public discussion.

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"Swing"

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Collected in the Musee d 'Orsay in Paris.

Analysis: The painting "Swing" depicts a flashy aristocratic teenager hiding in the bushes and peeking at a lady playing on the swing. At this time, the lady on the swing accidentally dropped a high-heeled shoe and threw it out. The prodigal son was ready to reach out and pick it up. Although the painting is very detailed, this painting represents the artistic interest of the nobles at that time. Taking flirting as the content has certain advantages in all his works, which is even better than his teacher Boucher in both content and form. It is true that Frog Nader's progressive artistic thought coexists with decadent aristocratic taste. The latter is very explicit, frivolous and superb color skills in the paintings ordered by dignitaries, which is a painting "tradition" that Frog Nader inherited from Boucher's "courting women".

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Weeping woman

Picasso, Spain

Analysis: The crying woman is named Dora. Mal's daughter, an excellent photographer from Yugoslavia. 1936, when she was nearly 30 years old, she met Picasso, a 55-year-old master. From then to 1946, she was the master's favorite lover for nearly ten years. Picasso regarded her as his closest muse and assured her that he would protect his works. In the end, however, Picasso's evaluation of this 10-year relationship is that he really has no memory of her except crying. 10 In the last three years when Mal and Picasso got along, in an annoying spring, the lovely female painter Frances. Gino dedicated the "Fifth Spring" to his master and became the goddess in his portrait. At first Mar pretended not to know, then he put up with it and secretly cried. Finally, the huge emotional contrast from the heart made her unable to help it. She seems unbearable, and she is determined to try her best to regain the most intimate and unshakable feelings in the world.

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Beauty and God of War

Collection of Metropolitan Museum of New York

Paul willoni

Analysis: The God of Beauty and the God of War was written by Italian painter Paolo Veroni? Willoni) created realistic oil paintings with myth as the theme around 1578. Venus, the goddess of beauty, combined with Mars and gave birth to the little angel eros. Since then, this little angel often flies in the sky with bows and arrows, shooting arrows at people who need love. This painting is rich in colors, and its image and movements are very decorative. Venus' beautiful nude in the painting is in sharp contrast to Mars' armor and satin shirt. This is a world of gods, but it actually reflects a need in the pleasure desire of the aristocratic class at that time, that is, sweet love.

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The girl with pearl earrings

Morisius Museum

Vermeer

Analysis: It is the masterpiece of Vermeer, the master of the Golden Age in the Netherlands. Greer is a girl from a poor family. She is employed as a Vermeer maid. Among painters, Greer first came into contact with the wonderful world of painting, and these wonderful paintings awakened her potential artistic sensitivity. Meanwhile, Vermeer was also moved by Greer's artistic talent and beautiful temperament. Griet is infatuated with Vermeer's artistic talent and willing to give everything for him. Gradually, Griet became a part of Vermeer's works. The girl wearing pearl earrings is the best witness of pure love between Vermeer and Gleiter. It's just that a good life always passes so fast. In the end, the painter and the girl failed to break through many obstacles, leaving a story of eternal disappointment and that immortal masterpiece.

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door bar

Analysis: Latch is one of fragonard's four series about love. This painting draws lessons from Rembrandt's illumination light representation. A bright lamp on the upper right illuminates the derailed lovers, and the red curtain in the background enhances the drama of the picture, making the audience feel like watching a stage play when enjoying this painting. There is a bunch of flowers on the ground in the lower right corner of the picture, which is obviously left by the young man in a hurry, indicating that he has admired his lover for a long time or can't wait to make out with him. The young man put his arm around the weak woman with one hand, and plugged the latch of the bedroom with the other. The woman shyly stopped his action, but this resistance was posturing and futile. The painter deliberately depicts the dynamic trend of characters and the contrast effect of light and shade in the picture. The women's golden long skirt and light green skirt in the painting show the true texture and softness of silk. Painters naturally show their exploration and interest in color expression methods here. The scene of forbidden love between men and women is so vivid and bold that it embodies the painter's keen observation and skillful skills.

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A boy with a pipe

Analysis: "The Boy with the Pipe" Spanish Picasso Steve and Betty, two childhood friends. 1905, Picasso's The Boy with a Pipe was created and collected by Steve's father. They were separated after the war broke out. After the war, Betty came across the painting at an auction and bought it for $28,000. After 28 years of separation, the two met. Betty didn't answer Steve. Betty left a note that if Steve didn't accept the painting after her death, her children could auction it. After Betty died, the painting was auctioned, and Steve secretly took it away to accompany him for the rest of his life.

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Paper game

Analysis: Balthus is good at creating emotional and disturbing narrative scenes. He took materials from the early Renaissance and used subversive modern techniques to interpret the precise and rigorous techniques of the Renaissance, which made him unique. Card games show the awakening of sexual consciousness with the most subtle symbolic meaning. In the painting, both men and women stretch out one hand and retract the other, which shows that men and women are deeply attracted to each other. The girl didn't lean back, and her feet in canvas shoes also showed her inner restlessness; The boy was supported by a low square stool, and his exaggerated body movements, especially his curved left foot, exposed his complex and uneasy state of mind. The unlit candle in the middle of the table is a sacred image, which shows wishes and vows and is also a symbol of sex. However, card games have an accidental fate. They don't know what cards the opponent will play, and even wonder if they know their cards. Love is not a game, and fate cannot be predicted by cards.

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"birthday"

New york Museum of Modern Art, USA. It was July 7th, 19 15. It was the painter Xia Jiaer's birthday, but Xia Jiaer didn't remember it. His fiancee Bella walked lightly into the studio with flowers. The painter was moved by the sudden surprise and jumped up and flew into the air. The two people in the picture are floating, while the man is floating in a higher position, turning around and kissing his fiancee affectionately. You can see the Russian countryside outside the window. The red carpet is like their fiery love, as well as their joy of love and happiness. The artist's technique of expression is excellent. In this painting, a warm and loving atmosphere is created by matching the characters' black skirts and trousers with the red carpet and tablecloth.

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"Walking"

Analysis: Walking was painted after three years of marriage. At this time, Xia Jiaer was immersed in incomparable happiness. He raised his arm high, floated in the air with his beloved wife Bella, and walked happily on the plain. So the colors in the painting are bright, especially the red cloth in the lower left corner, which fully embodies the festive atmosphere.

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Lovers under the Lily

Analysis: The Lover under the Lily is the crystallization of the passionate love between Xia Jiaer and Bella. Under the rich fragrance of lily, a pair of lovers are deeply infatuated with red lips and red eyes, how selfless and touching. Her towering breasts pecked at his chest like the mouths of a pair of birds. He is intoxicated with this honey-like love. Pure soul, beautiful eroticism.

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"Dedicated to the past"

Analysis: Xia Jiaer's beloved wife Bella died of bacterial infection in 1944 hospital. The lover she had been with him for many years suddenly disappeared. Xia Jiaer said, "Everything in front of me has turned black." This is the greatest sorrow in my life. For nine months, Xia Jiaer's world has lost its color. Reluctantly, he painted this painting "Dedicated to the Past" in memory of Bella. This dark blue painting shows the painter's melancholy and crying soul, thanking his beloved wife for her lifelong dedication.

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Lover's swing

Pierre August Cooter

Analysis: This painting "SpringTime" is one of his famous works. The beauty of this painting is obvious at a glance, no doubt-whether the sun hits the lover through the forest or the lover makes eyes on the swing, it is so perfect …

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kiss

Analysis: The Kiss is an oil painting by gustav klimt on 1907- 1908. This painting depicts a man and a woman standing, hugging and kissing. The man in the picture has black hair, and he and the woman are wearing gorgeous patterned coats or cloaks. The two embraced tightly. The man hugged the woman's head and bowed his head and kissed her cheek. The woman wearing a wreath closed her eyes and showed a happy expression. They stood on a bunch of flowers, which made the picture full of romance. This painting was widely praised as soon as it came out. This painting uses a lot of geometric patterns such as giant, triangle and circle as decoration-patterns of men's and women's clothes, flowers on the ground and so on. At the same time, it uses extremely rich colors. The use of a large number of small color blocks and geometric figures makes the picture colorful and highly decorative. Especially this painting is decorated with gold foil and silver foil.

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Take a walk in the morning

Thomas Gainsborough

National Gallery of Britain, London

Analysis: Walking in the morning is one of Thomas gainsborough's most famous portraits, which depicts the scene of William haret and his wife Elizabeth walking in the morning. In the picture, the author blends the characters with the scenery, with bright brushwork, harmonious colors and quite poetic. From the white-haired dog on the left, Mrs. haret's misty long skirt, the decorative feathers on her hat, to William haret's wig, and the strange scenery that seems to blend into the sky, they are all treated as light as feathers. The painter diluted the pigment with a large amount of turpentine and achieved this light and shadow effect. This portrait not only skillfully blends the characters with the natural scenery, but also breaks through the established procedures and is refreshing.

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Romeo and Juliet

Frank Dixie

Southampton Art Museum, UK

Analysis: The oil painting Romeo and Juliet is the work of British painter Frank Dixie, and it is currently on display at Southampton Art Museum. It shows the tragic couple Romeo and Juliet's hasty kiss before leaving after the first night of the wedding, but they didn't know at the time that it would be the last kiss of their love life. The painting is full of colorful pictures and vivid characters, which vividly depicts the sweet and reluctant feelings between a pair of lovers who are about to part. Commenting on the voting results, the British media said, "There is no real romance in contemporary times, but we all have a romantic heart." Some art critics pointed out that "the atmosphere created by painting makes people feel that death is close to death and love cannot be extinguished." People like this kind of work, and it still touches everyone until now, indicating that people in this era are still eager for' passion and loyalty'. "

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Dionysus and Princess Ariadne

Titian Vecellio

Analysis: Bacchus is the son of Semele, the daughter of Zeus and Cadmus. Semele was electrocuted by lightning, and Bacchus became an orphan. He was first adopted by Zeus, and later raised by enoch and Rhea, who taught him to hunt and trained lions, tigers and leopards to pull carts for him. When Bacchus grew up, he often drove out to play.

One day, when Bacchus was traveling by car, he suddenly saw the young girl Ariadne standing on the rocks by the sea. Ariadne is the granddaughter of Zeus and Europa. She helped theseus, the son of the King of Athens, kill Minotaur, who was harmful to people, and fell in love with theseus deeply, but the goddess of fate refused their love, which made Ariadne very sad. She watched her beloved set sail. When she was in pain, Baku came to her with passion, which was arranged by the goddess of fate. They are in love.

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