10. Eternity of memory, salvador dali It was because of this painting that Dali became famous at the age of 28. This painting has several names, such as melting clock, drooping watch and soft watch. This painting has attracted the attention of scholars all over the world. They are most interested in this painting. It is said that Dali got this concept from Einstein's theory of relativity.
9. henri matisse's Dance henri matisse is not always a painter. After getting a law degree in Paris, he discovered his love for painting. After his discovery, he enthusiastically studied art and eventually became one of the greatest painters in the world. Few art scholars hold a negative attitude towards dance. This is a pagan dance and music ceremony. People are dancing in ecstasy. Three colors-green, blue and red-symbolize the injection of the earth, heaven and human beings.
8. Kissing gustav klimt Gustav is often criticized for nudity in his works. Gustav's kiss is regarded as the fusion of all art forms. This painting may be a self-portrait of Gustav and his lover Emily. Klimt was influenced by Byzantine mosaics. Byzantines used gold in their paintings. Similarly, Gustav mixed golden leaves in his paintings and created his own painting style.
7. Sleeping Gypsy Henry Rousseau No one can describe this scene better than Rousseau himself. It is said that he described the scene as "a wandering black man, a mandolin athlete, and a jar (vase for drinking water) lying next to her, overcoming fatigue in a deep sleep." A lion passed by and smelled her, but didn't swallow her. Moonlight effect, very poetic. "What is remarkable is that he is a self-made painter."
6. The final judgment is made by Hiironen Bosch. This painting is simply fantastic. This is a beautiful ending. The panel on the left shows the creation of Adam and Eve. The middle panel shows the "last judgment" of Jesus, who will go to heaven and who will go to hell. The earth we see is burning. The group on the right is an annoying image of hell.
5. The deformation of daffodils salvador dali We are all familiar with Narcissus in Greek mythology, the man obsessed with his own image. Well, Dali drew his own interpretation of daffodils here. Here's the story. Narcissus was beautiful, and he finally broke many people's hearts. So god's intervention. They think he should be punished and let him see his reflection. However, in the process of doing so, Narcissus fell in love with himself and eventually died because he could not hug himself. The gods felt sorry for this, so they let him live forever in the form of daffodils. The panel on the left shows Narcissus staring at his reflection. Later, he fell in love with himself. The panel on the right shows events including daffodils.
4. Slaughter innocent people? The theme of Peter Paul Rubens's paintings is that the Bible slaughtered innocent people in Bethlehem. After being told of the birth of Christ by three wise men, Herod ordered the killing of boys and babies in Bethlehem. The child's body was lying in the photo. In this painting, the last few children were taken away, waiting to be brutally killed, and the massacre reached its peak. By using rich colors, Reuben completed a masterpiece.
Jackson Pollock Pollock's works are quite different from those of other painters. He would put the canvas on the ground, move it and drop a layer of branches, brushes and syringes on it. Because of his unique skills, he is even called "Ripper". This painting is the most expensive one in the world.
2. Water lilies Monet's water lilies are everywhere. You must treat them as wallpaper, posters and art magazines. The fact is that Monet likes lilies very much. Before he started painting lilies, he used to plant lilies in large quantities. He built a Japanese bridge above the lotus pond in the garden. He was very happy to learn that he had painted 17 scenes of the same scene. In view of the fact that most of his paintings contain lilies, Monet once said, "In a natural moment, one side contains all this."
1. The scene of Leonardo da Vinci's last supper is selected from the Bible. The Last Supper describes the last meal before Jesus was arrested. He just told his disciples that one of them would betray him. At this time, all the disciples felt sad and told him that it was definitely not them. Through his vivid imagination, Leonardo da Vinci captured this moment in this painting. Interestingly, it took Leonardo da Vinci four years to finish this painting.