A little anxious question, who knows more about art history to answer for me!!

The first question, the Impressionists believe that the truth pursued by art before is only the surface truth, the false truth, although it looks like the truth, but when the objects and people are there, they are actually not the same as painted in the painting, and the light will change, so they pursue the truth of the moment, which is also a different kind of reality, the emergence of the camera at that time did have a great impact on art, and the thinking about the real may come from here (I have not researched), but living in such an era of rapid development of science and technology, The painter's thinking will definitely be reflected in the painting.

The second question is whether the tubular pigment was first applied by the Impressionist painters, I really haven't found out, but it is certain that the appearance of tubular pigment provided convenience for them to paint outdoors, as for whether they made the pigment portable for this purpose, or because the development of science and technology gradually had a good refining method, this may need to check the detailed information.

I'm not sure the answer to give you an idea, but the Impressionists have the same artistic purpose as before, they are both for the pursuit of truth and realism, but the methods of achieving it are different.

During the Impressionist period, there were two innovations, the previous ones were almost all realistic, and later the camera appeared, and the Impressionist painters wanted to make an innovation in painting... There is also a presumptuous powder pigment that the painter used to mix himself, and the tubular pigment appeared during the Impressionism...

The landlord is studying the history of Chinese art in the Western academic world. . . Me too.. TOGETHER ...

A Brief History of Western Art, by Yang Xianyi, Peking University Press.

A Brief History of Chinese Art, Author: He Ping, Sun Shalan, Sichuan Publishing Group, Sichuan Literature and Art Publishing House.

**There are many aspects, you can take a look for yourself.

Doves occupy the magpie's nest starring Scarlett Johansson.

Become Jane Austen Chanel.

"Pain and Ecstasy", "Pollack", "Frida", "Moulin Rouge" (non-musical version), etc., etc., etc.

Mona Lisa's smile.

Supermarkets stay up at night.

The early Renaissance religious themes, the space and the shapes are very rigorous, probably Nordic, I teach art history, but I guess.

Hello, 1It is recommended to study art history at a public university. Tuition-free. The private art college mainly studies design.

2.Since the professional span is relatively large, it depends on whether you have some background skills related to art. In principle, the possibility of going directly to a master's degree is relatively low. The exact range of grades you can be admitted to depends on your background and cannot be assessed.

3.In general, students studying art history need to have a relevant professional background knowledge and skills.

4.Public universities generally offer instruction in French.

5.If you want to major theoretically, it's good to choose France. Plus you can learn a small language.

1.In France, the quality of education in private schools is generally better than that of public universities, and there are more choices, and many public universities do not offer such courses. However, the tuition fees of private institutions will also be much higher than those of public universities, French public universities are free of tuition fees and only charge a certain registration fee, while the tuition fees of private universities vary according to different schools, generally ranging from a few thousand to one or two thousand euros.

2.France has a strict card for students who apply to change majors, especially those with a particularly large professional span like LZ, you must have a very good reason to explain the reason for your change of major, otherwise you will encounter very problems in applying for schools and visas.

3.Generally speaking, if you are a more theoretical-oriented art major like art history, the school will not have such high requirements for your artistic attainments.

4.There are very few English-taught majors in France, and generally only majors such as Gaoshang for elite education will be taught in English, so it is not a matter of what kind of teaching method you choose, but it still depends on the courses offered by the school.

5.For a theoretical major like this, Italy is also a good choice.

Public schools in France are tuition-free, and rental** also gives a subsidy of 100-270 euros per month.

As long as you pay for your own living expenses.

You can divide the labor by yourself.

I wish you success in your studies.

All public schools in France are tuition-free, and individuals only pay for living expenses. Rent** is subsidized from 100 to 270 euros per month.

It is also possible to apply for two offers at the same time:

Letter of acceptance from Chinese Language School, and Letter of Pre-admission (Conditional) to the University.