"The Morning of the Praetorian Guards", this can tell a lot of stories, but it is more famous

Ingres's statue of Queen of Naples (Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres - Carolline Murat, Queen of Naples), an ordinary portrait, focusing on the volcano erupting outside the window in the painting. If you are interested, please look for which volcano it is

Holbein's "The Diplomat" ", many details can be explored

Situ Mian's works all show the life of Chinese people traveling in the United States during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China

A work by Titian: Tiziano Vecelli - Allegory of Time Governed by Prudence, there are three human heads above and three animal heads below, there is something to be said for it

Wise's "Christina's World"

Watto's "Harlequin", inside There is a donkey wearing a tie (Jean-Antoine Watteau-Gilles)

There is also Anthony van Dyck’s Charles I in Three Positions, which paints a three-sided portrait of Charles side by side, as if he was wanted...

Surikov's "Marquise (or Count? Forgot) Morozova", like the morning when the Guards were about to be executed, has a lot to say about historical themes

< p>There is also this one: Paul Delaroche, Die Hinrichtung der Lady Jane Grey, 1833, National Gallery in London, which is the one where Jane Gray was executed

There are also some paintings by Castiglione

< p>I want to find some paintings that have content, historical background and details to explore. I think such paintings are easier to talk about~