How to appreciate Van Gogh s paintings, and what are the good things about Van Gogh s paintings?

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Van Gogh was an abstract painter, and his paintings were very colorful. It gives people a very depressing feeling, and many people may not like Van Gogh's paintings very much, and feel that his paintings are abstract and emotionally depressed. But personally, I like Van Gogh's paintings, and I think his paintings express very deep feelings.

He painted for ten years before he became a master after his death. I think it's a pity that for an artist to get such an honor after his death, although it is an affirmation of him, it seems to be a little late. I think his success is probably due to the fact that he painted some of the distortions of human nature, the pain, the despair and the society.

The colors used in his paintings express strong personal feelings. His sunflowers use bright colors to express their passionate and unrestrained feelings, free and arrogant. These are all personality traits of his own.

Many people don't understand why he used such a strong color or such an abstract form of expression to paint a painting. Those oil paintings that seem to be made by children are regarded as world masterpieces.

In fact, many people don't know him, so they judge him through his paintings. Many of the paintings are painted directly with unblended paints, and those vivid colors are Van Gogh's view of the scenery as natural, without any embellishment. However, many people don't see it.

Because they have brought too many worldly eyes to it.

The scenery has been reconstructed and abstracted in the painter's mind, which can better grasp the essence of the depicted scenery and highlight the subjective feelings. I still think that Van Gogh's sensitivity to color can be said to be at least unprecedented, and that is what no one else can match.

First of all, Van Gogh's paintings are particularly unrestrained, the colors are also very good-looking, its pictures show a love for life, the worship of nature, basically every work is full of a sense of power. This is the greatest feature of Van Gogh's paintings.

Van Gogh's works are painted with life, and every stroke of his paintings can feel the energy of the painter's passion, and the colors are very beautiful, but they were not recognized by people at the time, which is why his paintings are so great.

As the pioneer of modern expressionism and the archetype of the ultra-individual artist, Van Gogh emphasized his self-perception of things rather than the visual image he saw. He once said: "In order to express myself more powerfully, I am more free in the use of color."

In fact, in this work, not only the color shapes and lines, but also the perspective and proportion are completely unremarkable, completely deformed, to meet the needs of the painter to express himself as he wants. Van Gogh's unrestrained creative style led him to take different types of figures, flowers and still lifes as the objects of his "study", and meticulously sketched them directly. It is thus clear that after receiving the indispensable artistic enlightenment from the Impressionists, he went far beyond the Impressionists.

As he once said: "I cannot find a better explanation of the word 'art' than the following words: Art is nature, reality, truth, but the artist can express a profound connotation, a concept, a characteristic, and the artist has his own form of expression for these connotations, concepts, and characteristics, and its expression is self-contained, unconventional, and clear and unambiguous."

As a painter who created with his life, Van Gogh skillfully integrated his own subjective creative consciousness and inner emotional consciousness with the elements of oriental painting, and set up an epoch-making monument in the most tragic life circumstances and his fanatical and persistent pursuit of art.

Van Gogh's famous paintings are as follows:

1."The Potato Eater" 2"Two Cypress Trees" 3

Self-Portrait from the period of Saint-Rémy 4"A Wheat Field with Crows" 5"The Boy Who Mowed the Lawn" 6

The Women of the Coal Mine" 7Still Life: The Open Bible 8

Rows of houses on the street" 9"Woman with Carnation in Hand" 10"The Drawbridge Through which the Carriage Crosses" 11

The Sower at Sunset" 12"The Old Man Holding His Head" 13"Sorrow" 14

Sunflowers" (a classic masterpiece, there are still four left, respectively in the National Gallery in London, the Bavarian Kunstmuseum in Munich, the Yasuda Kasai Art Museum in Tokyo, and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam) 15"Starry Night" 16Night Cafe - Interior Scene 17

Night Cafe - Exterior Scene 18Van Gogh's Bedroom 19Lady Genu, Lady of Arr, 20

Red Vineyard 21"Soldier of Algeria" (bust) 22"Gauguin's Chair" 23

Japanese Taste: Plum Blossoms (Imitation of Hiroshige)" 24"Japanese Taste:

Oiran (imitation of Eisen)" 25"Fishing Boat on the Seashore" 26Self-Portrait 27

Flowering almond branches" 28"The Vase for the Birth of Purple Irises" 29"The Woman at the Tambourine Cafe" 30

Van Gogh's Chair" 31"Wild Plants" 32"Cabbage and Wooden Shoes" 33 "Dune" 34 "The Girl in Front of Two Carriages" 35 "The Girl in White in the Woods" 36 "The Man Leaning Over with a Shovel or Stick" 37 "The Seashore Under the Storm" 38 "The Field" 39 "Dune View" 40

Self-portrait with a pipe in his mouth with a bandage on his ear

"Starry Night", "Sunflowers", "Wheat Field with Crows", "Potato Eaters", "Seine", "Portrait of Doctor Gachet", "Auvers Town Hall".

He is an impressionist painter, and his masterpieces are "Sunflowers", "Starry Night", "Potato Eaters" and so on. Its painting characteristics: the picture has strong colors and bright tones. In February 1888, he traveled with Gauguin to the south of France.

Read Van Gogh's biography, or read and study his monographs---

And "Wheat Field", "Self-Portrait" or something... Read Van Gogh's biography and see a person who really lives in his own world.