What is Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece?

Brief introduction of Leonardo da Vinci's main works

Brief introduction of Leonardo da Vinci's main works

self-portrait

Rock Madonna

Mona Lisa. Also known as LA GIOCONDA

Self-portrait is an excellent sketch by Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci. His sketch art level has reached a high level, and he is known as a model of sketch art. His creation of architecture, sculpture and painting is based on a large number of sketches. From the structure to every character and even every gesture, he has prepared sufficient sketches and sketches, and his sketches have played a role equivalent to or even more than modern photography. In this "self-portrait", the painter can describe himself easily. He observes carefully, uses rich and changeable lines, combines rigidity with softness, and especially makes good use of oblique lines with different densities to express subtle changes in light and shade. These sketching techniques have benefited many later painters, and they are called the classic works of sketching art. The lines used in this painting are vivid and flexible, with strong generality, but the simple strokes contain many twists and turns, the relationship is decent, the hair lines are used to replace the face, the three-dimensional sense is strong, and the expressions of the characters are also very vivid. Therefore, although this painting is a sketch, its artistic beauty and formal beauty are no less than Da Vinci's great works. Over the years, it has been attracting the appreciation and admiration of future art lovers with its meaningful charm.

Leonardo da Vinci's altar painting The Virgin of the Rock (189.5x119.5cm) is now in the National Gallery of London. This painting was made at the request of a religious group for the worship hall of San Francisco Church in Milan. In this painting, the virgin lives in the center of the painting. She holds the infant St. John in her right hand, and sits the infant Jesus in her left hand. An angel forms a triangle behind Jesus and responds to each other with gestures. The background is a deep cave, dotted with flowers and plants, and the cave is completely exposed. Although this painting belongs to the traditional theme, its expression and composition layout show Leonardo da Vinci's profound artistic level. The exquisite depiction of characters and backgrounds, the use of smoky brushwork, scientific realism and perspective and reduction techniques show that he has reached a new level in dealing with the dialectical relationship between realistic realism and artistic treatment. This painting is the beginning of a work in the heyday of expressing great differences.

The oil painting of Mona Lisa da Vinci 1503- 1506 77x53 cm is now in the Louvre. It is a masterpiece of Xiao Xiang's painting, which represents greatness. Leonardo da Vinci's highest artistic achievement is his masterpiece, which was painstakingly managed for several years (1503- 1506). Mona Lisa was the wife of Florence businessman F.del Giocondo, when she was about 24 years old. When Leonardo da Vinci created this painting, he pursued art. He dedicated all his typical aesthetic ideals to portraits. The figure in the painting sits gracefully with a faint smile, and the background is deep mountains and rivers, which can be said to fully show his unique smoky brushwork. Moreover, he tried to skillfully combine the rich inner feelings of the characters with the beautiful shapes. He also pays special attention to mastering the dialectical relationship between precision and implication in the key parts of the portrait face, such as the corners of the eyes and lips, so as to achieve the charm, thus making the Mona Lisa's smile meaningful and mysterious, and the dreamy and charming smile makes the viewer fall into the clouds and sigh wonderfully. This vivid and perfect portrait is actually a brilliant embodiment of humanism to the lofty ideals of mankind.