What is the ranking of world famous paintings?

The ranking of world famous paintings is: "Mona Lisa", "The Last Supper", "The Sistine Madonna", "The Creation of Adam", "Fountain", "Impression of Sunrise" 》.

1. "?Mona Lisa?"

Author: Leonardo da Vinci

"Mona Lisa" depicts a dignified and beautiful woman A portrait of a Western woman. Her face is beautiful and her image is lifelike, as if she is a real person. The calm and confident demeanor reveals an elusive and mysterious smile, showing a noble and inviolable dignity. The person watching seems to have self-respect and self-respect. This is a kind of praise to people.

"Mona Lisa" is a work of the Renaissance. It was preceded by an era of religious rule in the Middle Ages and an era of oppression of humankind. All of its works were based on gods. "Mona Lisa" goes against the tradition and paints a living person, using real people as the expression content. From this we can understand the connotation of its ideological significance. This is a revolution on behalf of the emerging bourgeoisie that breaks the spiritual shackles of the church. "Mona Lisa" is now collected in the Louvre Museum in France.

2. "The Last Supper"?

Author: Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" is his acceptance of Santa Maria in Milan ·Made at the time of ordering documents from the Monastery of Andre Grachi. This is a traditional biblical theme. Leonardo da Vinci's oil painting has abandoned all the shortcomings of this subject in the past. From the characters' activities, personality, emotions and psychological reactions, it deepens the moral of the story and reflects it through the conflict between Jesus and Judas. The opposition between human justice and evil.

In fact, what it shows is the epitome of the struggle between light and darkness that all upright people in Italian society at that time could see. Taking the Last Supper between Jesus and the Twelve Apostles in the Bible as the theme, the characters' expressions of fear, anger, doubt, confession, etc., as well as gestures, eyes, and behaviors are all depicted in detail and vividly. The most famous of all works on this subject. Collected in the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy.

3. "The Sistine Madonna"?

Author: Raphael

The Sistine Madonna is the representative work of Raphael's Madonna statues. It is famous for its sweet and leisurely lyrical style. Until 1574, it was kept in the Sistine Chapel, hence its name. It is now in the collection of the Old Masters of the Zwinger Museum in Dresden, Germany.

Raphael: (1483-1520) was one of the three masters of Renaissance Italian art. ?He is not as experienced, knowledgeable and thoughtful as Leonardo da Vinci, nor is he as majestic and heroic as Michelangelo. However, although he only lived to be thirty-seven years old, he became the most popular oil painter during the High Renaissance.

4. "The Creation of Adam"?

Author: Michelangelo

Period: 1510. "The Creation of Adam" is based on the second chapter of Genesis: "The Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and he became a living soul, and his name was Adam. The Lord established a man in the east. The Garden of Eden placed the created man there." In order to focus on the creation of God and the birth of Adam, Michelangelo placed God and Adam in the air and land on the left and right sides.

On the right is the great God Jehovah, flying in the air. He holds the angels in his left hand and reaches out to Adam with his right hand. Adam is naked, lying on the land on the left, with one hand stretched out towards the Great God. The fingers of gods and humans communicate with each other as if they are connected by electricity. This shows the birth of an energetic old man and a young and beautiful life. It embodies the authority of the creator and the confidence of the created.

5. "Fountain"

Author: Ingres

"Fountain" is the most famous of Ingres's nude images. Ingres began writing "Fountain" during his stay in Florence, Italy in 1830, but the manuscript was never completed. Twenty-six years later, when he was seventy-six years old, he finished this painting. "Fountain" realizes his formal pursuit of the perfect combination of human body beauty and classical beauty. Here, he shows the tranquil beauty, lyrical beauty and pure beauty that are universally praised by human beings.

He depicts a naked girl holding a pot to pour water. Her muscles are more attractive because of Angel's beautiful and gentle curves. Her body is slightly S-shaped, graceful and graceful, and her eyes reveal innocence. Although Her body is exposed, but people feel that she is as holy as a clear spring. The budding daisy in the lower left corner of the picture is her symbol.

The green leaves above the head, the clear pool and spring at the feet, and the quiet mountains all add to the artistic conception of this painting. From this painting, what people feel is a peaceful and quiet lyrical realm, a lofty realm where the soul is comforted and the emotions are sublimated. "Spring" reminds people of mountain springs, the source of life, and the purity of girls.

6. "Impression of Sunrise"?

Author: Monet

This famous painting was painted by Monet in the port of Havre in 1873. A sketch. He also painted "Sunset" at the same location. When it was sent to the first Impressionist exhibition, neither painting had a title. A journalist ridiculed Monet's paintings as "a denial of beauty and reality, which can only give people an impression."

Monet then gave this painting the title "Sunrise Impression". As a seascape sketch, the entire picture is shrouded in thin gray tones, and the brushstrokes are very random and messy, showing a scene of mist blending. At sunrise, the sea is misty and the colors of the sky and sun are reflected in the water. The scenery on the shore is vague and blurry, giving people a momentary feeling.