高中英語選修六unit1-art-warming-up-and-reading

Unit1Artdancemusicmoviesculpturepaintingarchitectureliteratureoperaartpainting

sculpturearchitecturephotography……musicdanceliteratureoperacalligraphypainting

movieChinesepaintingisoftenaboutnatureXuBeihongQiBaishiZhangDaqianoilpaintingwatercolorlandscapecartoonfiguredrawingsketch油畫水彩畫風(fēng)景畫卡通人物畫素描kindsofpaintinga.realisticb.abstractc.existenced.detailede.religiousf.traditional1.accurate,minute2.stateorfactofexisting3.beinginthoughtbutnothavingaphysicalorpracticalexistence4.lifelike,truetolife5.classical,ofoldbeliefs6.sinceretobelieveinagodorgodsItisoftenaboutnature,suchasmountain,water,bird-and-flower,etc.Ithasthesymbolofharmony(和諧〕andpeace.ChinesepaintingsWesternpaintingsdetailed,richin

color,lineandshapeAboutreligion,humanrealisticSunflowersSeatedwomenMonaLisaThekissof

JovahArtAshorthistoryofwesternpaintingQ:Howmanyperiodsofthepaintingsarementionedinthistext?Whatarethey?(20thcenturytotoday)Fastreading:TheMiddleAgesTheRenaissanceImpressionismModernart(15thto16thcentury)(5thto15thcenturyAD)(late19thtoearly20thcentury)Timeorderparagraph1Q:WhyWesternarthasmorechangethantheChineseone?Artisinfluencedbythewayoflifeandthebeliefsofthepeople,andChinaunlikeEurope,hasfollowedasimilarwayoflifeforalongtimeThistextwilldescribeonlyafewofthemainstyles,startingfromthe5thcenturyADReligionn.Q:Whatarethepaintingsofthisperiodfullof?Trueorfalse1.Artistsofthisperiodwereinterestedinshowingnatureandpeopleastheyreallywere.2.PaintingsintheMiddleAgeswereveryrealistic.Theyarefullofreligioussymbols.TheMiddleAgesFFnotTheywereinterestedincreatingrespectandloveforgodUntilthe13thcentury

paintersstartedtopaintinamorerealisticway.1.PaintersinRenaissancebegantofocuson

A.religionB.humansC.natureD.science2.InRenaissance,paintersreturnedtoclassicalandideasaboutart.A.Roman,ParisB.Greek,LondonC.Roman,GreekRenaissance3.Whichofthefollowingisnotthethingstherichpeoplepaidfamousartiststopaint?TherichpeoplethemselvesB.housesandpossessionsC.thegodD.activitiesandachievementsfocusonhumansQ:WhatarethetwoimportantdiscoveriesintheRenaissanceperiod?TherearedrawinginperspectivemorerealisticmakecolorslookricheranddeeperinperspectiveandoilpaintsⅡTheRenaissance(15thto16thcentury)Characteristics:humans;perspectiveThreefamouspaintersatthistime文藝復(fù)興三杰列奧納多·達·芬奇〔1452～1519〕米開朗基羅〔1475～1564〕拉斐爾〔1483～1520〕blankfillingImpressionismChangesinpaintingstylesInthelate19thcentury,Europeagreatdeal.fromamostlysocietytoamostlyone.Peoplemovedfromtothe.Therearemanyandchangedagricultural

industrialcountrycitynewinventionssocialchangesTheimpressioniststriedtobreakawayfromthetraditionalstyleofthepainting.Ledto

changesQ:Whydidtheimpressionistshavetopaintquickly?Becausenaturallightchangessoquickly.Atdifferent

timeofthedaylightshadowpaintingswerenotsodetailedindoorsoutdoorsWorksoftheimpressionismⅢImpressionism(late19thtoearly20thcentury)莫奈Monet(1840～1926)，法國畫家。印象畫派的創(chuàng)始人之一。印象派的名稱即由他的《日出印象》一畫而來。此畫也成了印象派的經(jīng)典代表作品。Characteristics:outdoorscenesVincentVanGoghSunflowersNowadays,therearesortsofmodernartstyles,suchasCubism(立體派)，Surrealism(超現(xiàn)實主義〕Expressionism〔表現(xiàn)主義〕…Modernart(20thcenturytotoday)ImpressionismisthestartofModernArtAbstracthardtounderstandlikeaphotographRealisticTwoextremesbecausethepainterdoesnotpaintobjectsrealistic,instead,theyconcentratesoncertainoftheobject,usingtorepresentthemattemptto

qualitiescolor,line,shapeSomemodernartisabstract,TheMiddleAgesModernartImpressionismTheRenaissanceLet’stelltherightstyleofthepaintingsVincentVanGoghPicassoLeonardodaVinciGiottodiBondoneTheMiddleAgesTheRenaissanceImpressionismModernartHomework1.Findouttheimportantwordsandphrasesinthispassage2.DotheexerciseinPage4,exercise4Thankyou達·芬奇：《蒙娜·麗莎》被譽為世界美術(shù)杰作之冠，表現(xiàn)了藝術(shù)家對女性美和人的豐富精神生活的贊賞；壁畫《最后的晚餐》那么反映了藝術(shù)家創(chuàng)造典型人物和戲劇性場面的能力，為后人學(xué)習(xí)的典范。米開朗基羅：他創(chuàng)作的巨幅屋頂壁畫，充滿力量無窮的英雄形象，被稱為世界上最宏偉的藝術(shù)作品。他的許多雕塑，例如《大衛(wèi)像》、《摩西像》和《垂死的奴隸》等，在技藝上較希臘古典名作有過之無不及。拉斐爾：是卓越的畫家，被后世尊為“畫圣”。他善于吸收各家之長，加以自己的創(chuàng)造，在藝術(shù)的秀美、典雅方面大放異彩，留下了許多第一流的杰作如《花園中的圣母》、《西斯廷圣母》，以及梵蒂岡教皇宮中的許多壁畫，尤其是《雅典學(xué)派》WesternarthasmorechangeMasaccio(1401-1427),GiottodiBondone喬托·迪·邦多納