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Unit1Art1/41dancemusicmoviesculpture2/41paintingarchitectureliteratureopera3/41artpainting

sculpturearchitecturephotography……musicdanceliteratureoperacalligraphypainting

movie4/41Chinesepaintingisoftenaboutnature5/41XuBeihong6/41QiBaishi7/41ZhangDaqian8/41oilpaintingwatercolorlandscapecartoonfiguredrawingsketch油画水彩画风景画卡通人物画素描kindsofpainting9/41a.realisticb.abstractc.existenced.detailede.religiousf.traditional1.accurate,minute2.stateorfactofexisting3.beinginthoughtbutnothavingaphysicalorpracticalexistence4.lifelike,truetolife5.classical,ofoldbeliefs6.sinceretobelieveinagodorgods10/41Itisoftenaboutnature,suchasmountain,water,bird-and-flower,etc.Ithasthesymbolofharmony(友好）andpeace.ChinesepaintingsWesternpaintingsdetailed,richin

color,lineandshapeAboutreligion,humanrealistic11/41SunflowersSeatedwomenMonaLisaThekissof

Jovah12/41ArtAshorthistoryofwesternpainting13/41Q:Howmanyperiodsofthepaintingsarementionedinthistext?Whatarethey?(20thcenturytotoday)Fastreading:TheMiddleAgesTheRenaissanceImpressionismModernart(15thto16thcentury)(5thto15thcenturyAD)(late19thtoearly20thcentury)Timeorder14/41paragraph1Q:WhyWesternarthasmorechangethantheChineseone?Artisinfluencedbythewayoflifeandthebeliefsofthepeople,andChinaunlikeEurope,hasfollowedasimilarwayoflifeforalongtimeThistextwilldescribeonlyafewofthemainstyles,startingfromthe5thcenturyAD15/41Religionn.16/41Q:Whatarethepaintingsofthisperiodfullof?Trueorfalse1.Artistsofthisperiodwereinterestedinshowingnatureandpeopleastheyreallywere.2.PaintingsintheMiddleAgeswereveryrealistic.Theyarefullofreligioussymbols.TheMiddleAgesFFnotTheywereinterestedincreatingrespectandloveforgodUntilthe13thcentury

paintersstartedtopaintinamorerealisticway.17/411.PaintersinRenaissancebegantofocuson

A.religionB.humansC.natureD.science2.InRenaissance,paintersreturnedtoclassicalandideasaboutart.A.Roman,ParisB.Greek,LondonC.Roman,GreekRenaissance3.Whichofthefollowingisnotthethingstherichpeoplepaidfamousartiststopaint?TherichpeoplethemselvesB.housesandpossessionsC.thegodD.activitiesandachievementsfocusonhumans18/41Q:WhatarethetwoimportantdiscoveriesintheRenaissanceperiod?Therearedrawinginperspectivemorerealisticmakecolorslookricheranddeeperinperspectiveandoilpaints19/41ⅡTheRenaissance(15thto16thcentury)Characteristics:humans;perspectiveThreefamouspaintersatthistime文艺复兴三杰列奥纳多·达·芬奇（1452～1519）米开朗基罗（1475～1564）拉斐尔（1483～1520）

20/41blankfillingImpressionismChangesinpaintingstylesInthelate19thcentury,Europeagreatdeal,romamostlysocietytoamostlyone.Peoplemovedfromtothe.Therearemanyandchangedagricultural

industrialcountrycitynewinventionssocialchangesTheimpressioniststriedtobreakawayfromthetraditionalstyleofthepainting.Ledto

changes21/41Q:Whydidtheimpressionistshavetopaintquickly?Becausenaturallightchangessoquickly.Atdifferent

timeofthedaylightshadowpaintingswerenotsodetailedindoorsoutdoors22/41Worksoftheimpressionism23/41ⅢImpressionism(late19thtoearly20thcentury)莫奈Monet(1840～1926)，法国画家。印象画派创始人之一。印象派名称即由他《日出印象》一画而来。此画也成了印象派经典代表作品。Characteristics:outdoorscenes24/41VincentVanGoghSunflowers25/41Nowadays,therearesortsofmodernartstyles,suchasCubism(立体派)，Surrealism(超现实主义）Expressionism（表现主义）…Modernart(20thcenturytotoday)ImpressionismisthestartofModernArt26/41AbstracthardtounderstandlikeaphotographRealisticTwoextremes27/41becausethepainterdoesnotpaintobjectsrealistic,instead,theyconcentratesoncertainoftheobject,usingtorepresentthemattemptto

qualitiescolor,line,shapeSomemodernartisabstract,28/41TheMiddleAgesModernartImpressionismTheRenaissanceLet’stelltherightstyleofthepaintings29/41VincentVanGoghPicassoLeonardodaVinciGiottodiBondoneTheMiddleAgesTheRenaissanceImpressionismModernart30/41Homework1.Findouttheimportantwordsandphrasesinthispassage2.DotheexerciseonPage4,exercise431/41Thankyou32/41达·芬奇：《蒙娜·丽莎》被誉为世界美术杰作之冠，表现了艺术家对女性美和人丰富精神生活赞赏；壁画《最终晚餐》则反应了艺术家创造经典人物和戏剧性场面能力，为后人学习典范。

33/41米开朗基罗：他创作巨幅屋顶壁画，充满力量无穷英雄形象，被称为世界上最宏伟艺术作品。他许多雕塑，比如《大卫像》、《摩西像》和《垂死奴隶》等，在技艺上较希腊古典名作有过之无不及。34/41拉斐尔：是卓越画家，被后世尊为“画圣”。他善于吸收各家之长，加以自己创造，在艺术秀美、典雅方面大放异彩，留下了许多第一流杰作如《花园中圣母》、《西斯廷圣母》，以及梵蒂冈教皇宫中许多壁画，尤其是《雅典学派》35/41Westernarthasmorechange36/41Masaccio(1401-1427),37/41GiottodiBondone乔托·迪·邦多纳

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