Does anyone have a book on murals!! Thank you!!

I have it but won't sell it.

The landlord can be found, you can go to the nickname network to search for it.

This ** is included in all of Picasso's works, and there is definitely what you are looking for.

Upstairs said well, source: issue : Total No. 30.

Provenance: Beijing Art.

datenation :

translator: Ma Shude.

On one occasion, Picasso was in Paris to visit an exhibition of paintings by a cosmopolitan contemporary. After the visit, the organizer asked him what his impressions and impressions were. Picasso replied without thinking

I don't think the people in the world are as bad as they paint. ”

Picasso's long life was a tireless and fearless exploration, which has led some to call him the avant-garde of art. The sweets and hardships of being "avant-garde" are known best than Picasso himself, who once said:

The avant-garde is attacked much more from behind than from the front. ”

One day, a man broke into Picasso's house and shoplager. When the thief got his things and ran away, he was seen by Picasso's housekeeper, who grabbed a pencil and paper and drew the image of the thief.

At this time, Picasso was resting on the balcony when he saw the thief running out, and he also drew the thief's appearance.

The painter and the housekeeper go to the police station to report the crime and hand in their sketches. According to the image drawn by the housekeeper, the thief was quickly caught. According to Picasso's paintings, many people were taken to the police station.

A merchant who specializes in selling art bought a painting with Picasso's name on it and rushed to Picasso to confirm whether the painting was genuine. Picasso glanced at the painting and said, "Impostor!" ”

Soon after, the merchant came to Picasso with another painting of Picasso and asked him if the painting was real or fake. Picasso replied: "Imposters! ”

But, sir," cried the merchant, anxious. "This painting was painted by you not long ago, and I was there at the time! ”

Picasso shrugged his shoulders and said, "I myself sometimes draw imposters." ”

Picasso's friend Carnvalo once asked Picasso: "Why is it that in your large mural 'Harmony', the fish is in the birdcage and the bird is in the fish tank?" ”

Picasso replied: "In harmony everything is possible." ”

In November 1950, at a gala in Bloomsbury, London, the Irish physicist Professor Bernal asked his most distinguished guest, Picasso, to paint on the wall of his living room. Standing on a round bench, Picasso improvised an image of a pair of angels, inspired by wine and the many guests of the evening. The only mural created in England by the greatest painter of the 20th century was later chiseled off the wall and finally purchased by the Wilkan Society and will be exhibited in a newly completed gallery on June 21.

Professor Bernal met Picasso in 1950, when both were preparing to attend the World Peace Conference in Shofield. However, the meeting did not take place, and a large number of delegates, including Picasso, were detained in London. Professor Bernal held the evening in his apartment, where Picasso painted the frescoes.

Mr. Arnold, director of public programs at the meeting, said: "After Picasso finished drawing a man with two horns, he took a step back and looked at it. Then he painted the man's mouth a little bigger and added another face to him.

When someone reminded that the painting should have a theme of peace, he added wings and garlands. ”

It's just a story. There's no real work that seems to have been written by someone above the reader.

The author of this collection is a famous old sculptor, who went to Dunhuang more than 20 years ago and created many sketches and white sketches, and now he has rearranged and created a batch of white sketches. Some of these works were created in the early days, and the lines are light and agile, but some of them are new works in recent years, with moist and thick lines, and the pen looks vigorous and sophisticated. Based on the images in the Dunhuang murals, the artist combined with his own feelings to recreate beautiful images, mainly Feitian and Bodhisattva, but also some donors, animal and plant images and patterns.

The works not only inherit the traditional spirit of Dunhuang mural art, but also integrate contemporary aesthetic feelings.

Do you want to make that kind of hand-painted flying mural? Do you want relevant information or find someone to do it?

Although most of the Dunhuang murals are depicted as Buddhist themes, the modeling concept and temperament still carry the result of a strong Confucian cultural influence, and the highest requirements for lines and rhymes also reflect the highest requirements of Confucianism for morality.

The first empty, paleolithic.

The second empty, Pompeii.

Fine arts are roughly in prehistoric art, that is, in the Paleolithic period.

Pompeii is an ancient Roman city that was buried in 79 AD due to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius and was re-excavated after 1748, with many of the frescoes preserved as new. Roman painting elsewhere has been lost due to its age, and an overview of Roman painting can be obtained through Pompeii's frescoes. Since the Romans admired Greek culture and imitated Greek art before the 1st century, it is also possible to infer the lost Greek frescoes (c. 480 BC to 470 BC) through the frescoes of Pompeii.

There are two main types of paintings in ancient Rome:

One. Pompeii frescoes.

1) Themes: mythology, war, creative landscapes.

2) Application: Far and near scenery, character perspective rules.

3) Masterpiece "Apollo's Concerta".

1.The style of painting is extreme, and the brushwork is smooth.

2.The character is complete.

Two. Mosaic frescoes.

1) Material: all kinds of colored marble pieces (Tao Kuai).

2) Features: Spectacular, magnificent.

3) The representative work "Street ** Division".

1.A portrayal of life.

2.The picture is rich in color, and the color blocks are arranged rhythmically.

3.Very decorative.