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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Neoplasticism Oil Painting
The geometric abstract painting took style magazine as the center and emerged in Holland in 1917, whose founder was T.van Duisburg and leader was P. Mondrian. Mondrian liked to use neo-plasticism, so style painting was also called neo-plasticism. Neo-plasticism completely … Continue reading
Top Ten Beauties In the World Famous Paintings( Part Two )
6. Young Woman Sewing in the garden-- Mary Cassatt The picture vividly showed a young woman's innocent gesture. The serious and focused look and glamorous posture were all blended in the wild nature with all kinds of flowers. 7. The Source --Jean Auguste … Continue reading
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Top Ten Beauties In the World Famous Paintings ( Part One )
1. Mona Lisa -- Da Vinci This is the world's most famous painting. Mona Lisa was beautiful and elegant, solemn and virtuous. Until now, her mysterious smiles still aroused the interest and curiosity of numerous historians and painting experts. It … Continue reading
Surrealism Oil Painting
Pioneer Surrealism took Dadaism as its pioneer. During the French literary world of two world wars, super realism exerted a wide influence mainly focused on poems then related to prose, fiction, and drama and even in painting. Super realists aimed … Continue reading
Matisse Painting: Dance
Since ancient times dance has become one of the most common subjects in European paintings and sculptures. Matisse said, "I like dance so much. Dance is an amazing thing：life and rhythm". Dance depicts five female dancing bodies circling around with … Continue reading
How To Evaluate Russian Oil Paintings?
In fact, people who have interest in collection of Russian paintings are not only limited to those of art world. Because the older generations in China are subject to the impact of the oil paintings of the former Soviet Union, … Continue reading
Le Louvre Museum Was Accused of Repairing Leonardo da Vinci's Painting
Recently, Le Louvre museum published the repair of a valuable painting of Leonardo Da Vinci to the public. This painting was called The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne, which was finally completed by Da Vinci. Da Vinci spent more than … Continue reading
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Lady with an Ermine
This exquisite portrait painting depicts the noble and calm Cecilia Gallerani who is the mistress of Ludovico Sforza，the Duke of Milan. Later, this work is applied the color by an anonymous person, making this intimate atmosphere more intense. In any … Continue reading
Appreciation to The Last Supper
During the celebration of the Passover Eve, Jesus and his twelve disciples sat at the table to enjoy the Passover dinner. There were thirteen people at the table and it was their last meal together. In the table, suddenly Jesus … Continue reading
