When you start to complete a historical style design project;

When you write a cultural manuscript about the prosperous Tang Dynasty;

When you want to remain calm When you want to improve the quality of your article;

When you want to be caught off guard and drive legally;

Where will you find pictures?

In the past, I would open Pexels and search for history, or log on to the official websites of major museums.

But recently, I discovered a website that is “awesome” in the field of historical photo materials: Quanhua.

Entering the website, we can see that the timeline of various eras in China, Japan, Europe and the United States is clearly displayed in the navigation bar.

From pre-Qin to contemporary times, from the Jomon period to the Edo period, from ancient Greek art to post-modern art, it is not incomplete.

Not only that, the search method is also very simple and clear. Just click on a certain era to instantly display all the paintings of the same period, and each one is a high-definition version. How high-definition is it? Scared to death?

Look, we have solved all the application scenarios included at the beginning of the article.

Oh, by the way, as for legal driving...

Is it exciting?

If only the whole painting is complete, then the whole painting is not considered "awesome" at all. The most rare thing is that it can clearly show the relationship map of any artist's life.

Take Vincent van Gogh, for example. When we click on the avatar, we enter a page similar to Baidu Encyclopedia. When we scroll down, we can see Van Gogh's relationship map.

Then click on Van Gogh’s relationship map, wow~ the sense of technology jumps into the historical paintings, and the actual effect is quite surprising.

Pay attention to the lower right corner of the screen, where Van Gogh’s various relationships are listed. We can choose one or more of them to observe and learn.

For example, click "Apprentice" and Fernand Clomont's avatar will appear on the screen.

If you are interested in history and culture, this will help you connect fragmented historical knowledge into a more structured way.

This reminds me of a classic saying: People are the sum of all social relationships. Looking at this chart, a person's life is summarized in this way, and so are the great men.

When you are immersed in the surprise, a thought suddenly flashes through you: What about copyright?

To give you some popular science, the longest copyright protection period in our country is the author’s lifetime and 50 years after his death****, and these paintings... (Funny Dog Head.jpg) < /p>

By the way, there is also a mobile App version of the full painting. iOS users can search it on the AppStore, and Android users can just search it in their own app stores.

If you have a collecting habit like me, then your favorites should look like this?

Do you think this is very practical? NoNo~ It’s actually not convenient. For most people, these 3 websites can meet your image retrieval needs.

Reason for recommendation: The collection of pictures is amazing, but the quality of the pictures varies, so you need to select by yourself.

Reason for recommendation: The picture quality is high, but the quantity is not as good as Pixabay, so it is generally used first.

Recommended reason: The quality is high, but most of the materials are literary and artistic and difficult to use, but if used correctly, it will have the effect of getting twice the result with half the effort.

The above three galleries are all "can be used anywhere", including commercial use of course.

Finally, let’s make a summary: 1 full historical painting gallery, 3 picture retrieval galleries, I hope everyone can improve their picture matching skills to a higher level in the future.

That’s all for today’s sharing, see you next time, bye~

For more ideas and skills to share, you can come to me on my Princess account of the same name~ ID: cby930409

p>