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4、nsing the DhJohannesVermeer)Professor:One of the thingstract people to Vermeers work isthes able to show a clear capture of momentime on canvas.His paings are often likened to photographshis way, likehis paing called The Art of Paing which shows a simplescene but with such subtlety of detailt fills

5、thcture withmeaning.Awordaboutthetitlethough;thepaingissometimes referred to with other titles like the artist in hisstudio, and alegoryofpaing. But, there is a good reason tocall it theartofpaing. Vermeer didnt keep his paings. Hegenerally used them to pay his debts except for this one. Heheld on t

6、o it after he finished it, so it mustve (have) held theimportance to him. But after his death in 1675, his wife gavethe paing to her mother, and,he legaltsassoted with the transfer, it was referred to as a paing inwhich is dcted theartofpaing, okay? So, lets take a look.What we see is an artists stu

7、dio. The artist, his back is towardus so we dont see his face. Maybe itped to be Vermeerhimself. Hes paing a portrait of a young woman. Shesstanding by a window wearing shes got a laurel wreath onher head. Now, in ancient Greece, crowns made of laurelbreaches were awarded to poets whod achieved a ce

8、rtainhonor or distinction, and also to athletes, victors of athleticcontests. They conferredand honor on their wears. Shesalso wear, eee, holding, sorry, shes holding some kind of horn,enn, kind of trumpet. Now, trumpets are used for spreading orannouncing the fame of worldly people. So, a lot of ar

9、tists ofVermeers time used themheir paings to symbolize fame.And shes holding a book in her. with her lefnd, eee,sibly the works of the Greek historian Thucydides. The laurelwreath, the book, and the trumpet suggestt the woman isClio, the ancient Greek Muse of history, the Greeks Goddess ofhistory.

10、You see, using one of thenine sister Muses fromGreeksmythologywasapopulardeviceinseventeenthcenturys paings, which supportsts part of why shesidentifiedasClio.Shesalsobeenidentifiedastheification of the concept ome. So, several conceptsseem to converge in her, fame, history, and. On the tablethere i

11、s a mask, which is a symbol for artistic imiion. And,and behind her is a map, a tstry wimap of Netherlandshe seventeenth century,anotherobject connected withfame. As Vermeers home,ts, enn,t would be the areawhere artists fame could spread. So, how are we to understandall the symbolism? The standardr

12、eion ist the artistwe see is paing a picture of the Muse - Clio. Hes capturingthe image ome and honor, suggestingt this, the artistsjob, is honorable. Maybe the paingis a sement to aboutthe honor of making artt artistshold or should hold asspel place in society, which was an iet was debated atttime.

13、 What a role was the artist in society, whetherpaers should be considered as crafts people like carpenters,oras uniquely creative people, spel, like poets? So, thepaing seems to be paying honor to the art of paing, seemst artistic imiion should confer fame and honor upon thepaer. Now,ts the common w

14、isdom, the received opinionabout this paing, so to speak. But look agathe youngwoman, doesnt she look rather, I dont know, relaxed, casual,indifferenttotheartist? InGreekmythology,Musesaregoddesses who inspire people to achieve great things. Theyreideals. Does she look like the embodiment of an idea

15、l, likesomeone to inspire the artist? Well, some of the observers sayt hose isnt very Muse-like. In fact,t is rather odd.Shes holdingt trumpet awkwardly, like shes unfamiliar withit. And shes gazing downward at something on the table, like,ts whats the realerest to her. Its an odd thing to belooking

16、 at. So, hose doesnt convey the sense of a goddess,but of a human. So, maybe she is not a Muse at all, whichwould give the paing an entirely different meaning.Maybewhat Vermeers saying, and this alternativereion isfairly new, maybe its meaning ist the artist whoseent onachieving fame andwill be focused on the wrong things.Hes got the wrong goals. Maybe Vermeers sayingt theartists would be going down the wrong path if theyre inspiredby the vis ofand fame, instead of by trying to see andcapture whats real, whats hu