Which book begins with an opening paragraph about the Italian painter Modigliani and his wife.15

One day I will be able to draw your eyes, and I can only draw them if I know your soul.

There's a laughing movie called Modigliani, and I don't know if you've seen it, but it tells some of the stories about him and Picasso, and I think Picasso is very appreciative of his imitation.

At the mention of this name, I don't care about his life at all, I only remember the soft and warm portrait of a long face, which is very comfortable.

It's this one: Modigliani Modigliani (2003).

Creddy (1458-1537).

Lorenzo di Credi was an Italian painter from the second half of the 15th century to the first half of the 16th century, which was the era when Renaissance art was at its peak. Religious themes have been secularized, and the figure modeling has solved the problem of anatomical perspective. The texture, volume and space of the object are no longer the artistic problems that the painter focuses on, but the painter's exploration of light and color modeling, and Creddy's painting style reflects the characteristics of this era.

Madonna and Child with St. Julian and St. Nicholas

It is an altarpiece in which the saints are arranged in a symmetrical manner as offerings on either side of the Virgin and Child, and the subject matter and composition are traditional, except for the individual figures.

The figures in the painting are shaped calmly and solidly, with a sense of sculptural volume, and the brush is delicate and fine enough not to show the pen marks, and people see people, clothes and marble with different sense of quality, and it has reached its peak in terms of realism. The painter tried to use natural side light sources, resulting in various subtle light and shade changes on the picture due to the change of light, especially the treatment of reflection and projection, which is natural, appropriate and full of spatial sense.

Rysdal (1628-1682) Ruisdael, Jacob van

Dutch painter. He was born in Haarlem in 1628 (1629) and died in March 1682. Artistically, he was influenced by his uncle Rysdal.

The works mostly depict the sea, the plains and the countryside. His early works were known for his solemnity and profound realism, and his masterpiece "Cabin in the Woods" shows that he was the inheritor of the Dutch landscape realism tradition of the early 17th century. Later, his painting style became more and more free, and his deep understanding of nature made him integrate his keen sense of form, space and movement into his paintings, such as "Jewish Cemetery" and "Wheat Field", which expressed his heroic momentum, and were the most dramatic and poetic masterpieces, indicating the emergence of Western romantic landscape painting in the 19th century.

Maindelt Hobema.

Meindert Hobbema, 1638 - 1709.

Meindelt Hoberma was a student of Rysdal, one of the great realist landscape painters in the Netherlands, and a teacher who became famous in the painting world.

Hobema's artistic outlook focuses on the direct observation and depiction of nature, and his landscape paintings mostly take trees as the main artistic image, often repeatedly depicting similar scenes, and depicting them with precise modeling language, resulting in a realistic picture realm. This is manifested in his masterpiece "Middlehalnisboulevard".

Profiles of the world's 100 famous calligraphers and painters**.

I'm just joined, but I have benefited a lot, the network is really fantastic, and here is so healthy, I really know each other late, I am already very old, I have worked for many years, but here I can ignite the enthusiasm to learn again, thank you all friends, ask questions and answers, I know that each of you is great, salute to you.

People have copied so much, and I'm so embarrassed to copy theirs.