Introduction to the painters Kubel, Miller, Repin, Surikov and the sculptor Rodin
Surikov (1848-1916) is a master of Russian historical painting , his historical picture is a glorious page in Russian art in the late 19th century.
*Repin (1) Famous introduction: Repin (Ilya Efimovich Repin, 1840--1930).
The early representative painting school: Renaissance style, the representative painter of the Florentine school: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Raphael. Venetian School: Titian Giorgione Baroque. Representative painters: Rubens, Velas, Bernini, Rembrandt, Rococo style.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) is an important Impressionist painter. Born in Limoges, a small town in Haute-Vienne, France, in 1841, he later moved to Paris with his family. A member of the Impressionist School. Known for his oil paintings, he also makes sculptures and prints.
Introduction to Courbet
1. Gustave Courbet is a famous French painter and the founder of the realist school of painting. He advocated that art should be based on reality and opposed to whitewashing life. His famous saying is: "I can't draw angels because I have never seen them.
2. Gustave Courbet ( Gustave Courbet, 1819--1877) French painter, a representative of realist art. He was talented and outstanding in appearance since childhood. He was arrogant, conceited, passionate and generous. He became a convinced leader among his peers from middle school. .
3. Gustave Courbet (1819--1877) Gustave Courbet called himself "the most proud and arrogant man in France", 1850 to 1851. , he caused a shock in the Paris Salon because he painted fellow villagers from his hometown of Aonan, a small village in eastern France.
Which country and what school of painting did Courbet represent? His works include. What are the characteristics of art?
1. Gustave Courbet was a famous French painter and the founder of the realist school of painting. He advocated that art should be based on reality and opposed to whitewashing life. His famous saying is: " I can't draw angels because I've never seen them.
2. Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) was a representative figure and standard-bearer of the French realist art movement. The term "realism" came from his personal exhibition in 1855. Courbet neither agreed with the banalities of classicism nor the fantasies of romanticism.
3. Gustave Courbet (1819/6/10-1877/12/31), one of the founders of the French Realist School of Painting and the leader in the promotion of Realist art, Born in Doubs, eastern France, he studied law and then switched to art.
4. Courbet was born into a family of vineyard owners in France, but he sympathized with the working people at the bottom of society and was inclined to revolution. He was also arrested and imprisoned for participating in the Paris Commune movement. His life experiences and encounters transformed him from a romantic painter into an important painter and representative figure of critical realism.
What contribution did the realist painter Courbet make to Western art in the 19th century?
1. However, the female worker completely ignored the foot warmer that made her comfortable. Instead, he concentrated on making bread pudding with stale bread and milk, so this painting actually depicts the domestic virtue of being diligent and thrifty and running a small family well, which was advocated in the Netherlands in the 17th century.
2. He boldly wrote "Realism: Courbet, an exhibition of 40 of his works" on the shed. This is why we have been unable to understand Western artworks since the Impressionists. This is because "beauty" has been broken. To put it simply: the painter does not paint beautiful paintings, but also wants us to understand the unbeautiful thoughts.
3. Courbet was the greatest French realist painter in the 19th century. His great achievement lay in his emphasis on describing contemporary life art, affirming the importance of ordinary people in art, and advocating that the reality of life must be reflected. as the highest principle of creation.
His painting art has had a profound impact on world art.