As an art lover, how do you evaluate the image of the woman in the painting of Chagall, the painter

The women painted by Chagall, a painter of the Paris School, are lifelike, with one god and one god, which is very realistic.

The women in Chagall's paintings are very vivid and vivid, and every detail is very well grasped.

The woman in the painting always has some dreamlike color, not the woman in reality, but the woman in intention.

Because the image of the woman in Chagall's paintings is very special, he is different from other painters, and has his own unique painting style.

The beauties he paints are very characteristic of his paintings, and he captures Shen Yun's expressions very well.

Women are extremely beautiful in the art world, and both their eyes and expressions are particularly realistic.

The woman in the painting is super beautiful, with a charming expression and eyes.

In the history of modern art in the West,"School of Paris"It is undoubtedly special, in large part because it was the first school of painting not to be named after the style, but after the region

A year after the death of his wife Bella, Chagall, who was suffering from the loss of his wife, did not write for several months. And when he picked up the brush again, the most eye-catching thing in the picture was still the bride Bella, holding the painter's hand, with the Vitebsk house in the background, someone playing the cello and beating the drum to celebrate them, there were still sheep and roosters, and there were ...... couples hugging each other on the backs of the roostersPersonally, I understand that the upper left corner should be the painter at that time, the color part on the right is the painter's dream, which is his wedding with Bella in his hometown, which seems to be very joyful, and the blue part on the left is the real world. The couple sitting on the rooster in the lower left, which appears in Chagall's paintings many times, perhaps from a myth?

Or maybe it's a code between husband and wife? Three years before his death, the painter was 95 years old, and Bella had been away from him for almost 40 years. But his painting is still his hometown of Vitebsk, and it is still Bella.

The painter in the upper right corner is probably himself at the time, and he turns his head to look intently at the couple - isn't that him and Bella, who were talking and laughing on the streets of their hometown of Vitebsk when they were young? (Personally, I understand that the painter himself is still a cold blue, and I think he is still sad when he thinks of his hometown and the years of his youth so many years after Bella's death, right?) In addition, the bouquet also has a special meaning for Chagall, because the first bouquet he received came from Bella.

This is where the bouquet comes from, and on the artist's 28th birthday, Bella wore a festive dress and brought flowers to visit him. The painter's heart was full of love, and as he did with his brush, he flew up happily to give Bella, who was going to arrange flowers, a tender kiss. There is a very beautiful dream in my heart, in which there will always be my hometown and my wife.

No amount of suffering from the outside world can destroy this dream. is such an optimistic and strong person who lived for almost 100 years. <>

A lot of people know Chagall because of this painting of me and the village. This painting reminds me of my childhood, perhaps because there are still some Soviet aesthetics left over from my time? You can see that the color and composition are somewhat influenced by Cubism and Fauvism, but the saturation is lower and the temperature is also the warmth of the winter room, not Matisse's summer heat wave, nor Picasso's abstract three-dimensional division.

Thus giving a sweet sense of childhood memories. Chagall himself admits that Cubism was more concerned with the arrangement of forms, while he was more concerned with the arrangement of meaningful objects.

It's not strange to see grotesque colors and lover themes, but seeing the bull-headed and horse-faced people flying so rampantly, it must be the strong appearance of animals in many works, which is related to their childhood life memories. In rural life, they are the companions of his life, and he sympathizes with their sacrifice. However, in some paintings, there are animals that even become representatives of the painter, personified.

Chagall's hometown is Liozna, a small town near Vitebsk in the Russian Empire, where more than 50% of the village is Jewish, and he is the eldest of nine children. Although he was not very wealthy, his family eventually supported him to study art and allowed him to study painting in St. Petersburg. The wooden houses of his hometown, the livestock, the churches, and the people who play the violin have always appeared in his later paintings.

His two wives were even his fellow countrymen. And Jewishness influenced his life and became the answer to the puzzles of many of his works. In Yiddish, the language of his native country, doing things with seven fingers means doing something well wholeheartedly.

Although he loved his homeland, he obviously loved Paris more, although he said that he did not receive the influence of Fauvism. But in this matter, his colors have become quite wild. It's no wonder that Lian Piccaso called him the only artist after Matisse who understood color.

Reading Chagall's work "Birthday", I thought that it is easy to depict real things, but it is difficult to draw the infinite reverie in my heart. When the painter jumped into the air and turned his head to kiss Bella, who was holding flowers, the painter had already interspersed the fantasy inner world with the real world throughout the work. What a romantic "Birthday"!

Fantastic fantasy conceived.

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Raphael is a famous exponent of the Italian Renaissance, and the core of the Renaissance is humanism.