Monet s Haystack was splashed with mashed potatoes by environmentalists, Monet s haystack is so ex

Because the paintings on this theme are one of Monet's most famous works, and at the same time bring great influence, it will be very expensive.

This painting of mashed potatoes is one of the 25 paintings Monet created during his lifetime with the theme of "haystacks", which are housed in museums around the world. The paintings were splashed with mashed potatoes because they were expensive and attracted the attention of the world, which environmentalists could do to attract people. And its value** in this series is one of Monet's most classic paintings, and it can demonstrate Monet's ability to control color, so it has a high collection value.

This series of paintings is Monet's masterpiece

It started when environmentalists poured mashed potatoes on Monet's painting "Haystacks" in a museum in Germany, but fortunately the painting was protected by a glass frame on the outside and was inspected by staff to find it undamaged. In fact, in addition to the high collection value of the painting, the price has reached 100 million yuan, and the biggest reason for its high price is the uniqueness of this series of works. Not only are these 25 "Haystacks" all scenes outside Monet's house, but each one is painted in a different mood, reflecting the visual nuances vividly, so it has become one of Monet's most well-known masterpieces.

The series of paintings also had a huge impact

Although the painting was vandalized by conservationists, it did not dampen the enthusiasm of the public and will continue to be exhibited in the future. The public's enthusiasm is largely due to the influence of the painting, because Monet's unique painting style makes the series of works extremely artistic, many art creators have been influenced by the painting, and at the same time played a role in promoting the development of Western oil painting, so people will come to see it one after another. In addition, I think Monet was very skilled in mastering form and light, and he was also good at sublimating simple things into works of art, which is rare among other abstract painters, so this series of paintings is very expensive.

Monet's paintings are good for their artistic value. This value is incalculable and a treasure of humanity.

Monet was an Impressionist painter, and his paintings recorded his haystacks in different seasons, different lights and different weather from 1888 to 1889. In fact, very few people do such a thing, to paint an object repeatedly, to paint it in different states, and to achieve a high degree of completion, Monet created this precedent, and then someone imitated his practice. Monet's own thinking is also invested in these different states of haystacks, this is not a hyper-realistic painting, the haystack is 100% restored to **, in which different colors and brushstrokes have his emotions and thoughts, and the color is very advanced, the purity is very low, the color is harmonious, and the distant background is also very easy and ingenious blur, reflecting the painter's skills.

Haystacks are rarely seen in modern city life, to be precise, this kind of idyllic scenery, maybe modern people like this work because it can bring psychological and emotional **.

The Boy Who Chases the Light - Monet.

In Monet's "Haystacks" series, with the change of seasons, the light and shadow of each haystack in the painting are different.

Sunrise Impression" is a sketch painted by the French Impressionist painter Monet in 1872 in the port of Le Havre.

It is worth noting that these environmentalists did not learn their lesson and attacked Monet's famous painting "Haystacks" again, which is really outrageous.

There was no damage, as the exterior of the painting was already surrounded by glass, so the painting did not suffer damage.

First of all, it is also very serious, after all, the cultural value of the first is also very high, and the impact of this incident is also very bad, it is recommended that the relevant departments should strengthen the prevention and control and management of this aspect, and severely crack down on these criminals.

According to foreign ** reports, there was an incident in which a famous painting was splashed with mashed potatoes at the Barberini Museum in Potsdam, Germany. The famous painting in this event is Monet's painting "Haystack". A total of 4 people were involved in the incident, and they were from a non-** organization.

It is understood that the purpose of this action is to call on Germany to pay attention to environmental protection and demand that all fossil fuels be stopped. After the incident, the museum said that the painting was protected by a glass frame and was not harmed.

The incident sparked heated discussions on the Internet, with netizens condemning the actions of members of the environmental protection group, and some netizens saying that their actions were useless and even made everyone more disgusted with the organization.

In this world, there are always many people who think about things that are difficult for us to understand and are willing to put in the effort for them. I think it's understandable what the environmental group is asking for. However, the members of the environmental group are trying to gain public attention and even put pressure on the energy sector by painting mashed potatoes in the famous way, which I think is meaningless and can even have a negative effect.

From the perspective of attracting public attention, environmental protection has long been one of the important issues of public concern. This event is not so much about making the audience pay attention to environmental issues, but I personally feel that it is more like the organization is seeking a name. Such behavior will not only not make the masses more concerned about environmental protection, but will even make the masses more disgusted with the organization, and will not achieve their goals at all.

I think it's a joke about his organization's call to pay attention to environmental protection and stop using all fossil fuels. It is simply impossible to achieve this aim, nor is it possible to be accepted by the public. This group of people should be severely punished in this way, otherwise it will not be able to form a warning effect at all, and it may cause more serious consequences in the future.

In real life, attracting attention and trying to solve problems is a common way for many people. However, using an ethereal appeal and destroying the artwork to attract attention will not solve the problem at all, and will only make it more difficult for the public to understand it, and even cause disgust.

Painting is a bit too postmodernist and can have an impact on children.

** Indicates that four people were involved in the incident. The museum said that since the painting was protected by a glass frame, it was not damaged and will be re-exhibited soon. The curator also said that while he could understand the anti-epidemic staff's fears of climate catastrophe, this way of drawing attention by destroying famous paintings was shocking and useless for famous paintings.

I think this kind of behavior is very extreme, you can talk about anything when you encounter it, everything can be solved, there is no need to do it.

I think this kind of extreme behavior is really too much, such behavior has violated the law, and I need to bear the corresponding legal responsibility.

I think their actions are very unreasonable and very illegal, so they have to pay a relative price for their actions.

The popularity and popularity of famous paintings are relatively high. It will lead to hatred by many people, and if the security work is not done well, it is particularly vulnerable to attacks.

Maybe it's because they don't have enough protection, or maybe they don't have good security conditions there.

Another painting was vandalized, Monet's "Haystacks" was vandalized by environmentalists, ostensibly to call for climate catastrophe and for the sake of everyone's future, but in fact their actions and criminals are unquestionable. At that time, they came prepared, and deliberately put on orange vests, pretending to be ordinary tourists. One of the women splashed a large bucket of mashed potatoes on it, and then crouched in front of the painting, and their lines were set before.

The act of squatching on the ground only means that he will not continue to destroy this painting, so let's find out more about it!

First, Monet's "Haystack" was vandalized by environmentalists

Monet's "Haystacks" has always been stored in the exhibition hall, and visitors look at it with appreciation. Some people have to keep a certain distance when taking pictures, and always feel that the painting is sacrosanct, and the environment in the exhibition hall is generally very quiet. No one wants to influence others, which is a sign of a person's morality and quality, but this group of environmentalists rushed to the exhibition hall and ruined the atmosphere.

In addition to the vandalism, the painting "Girl with a Pearl Earring" has also been vandalized by environmentalists, who are motivated by the banning of oil extraction and climate-related reasons, and these flowery rhetoric cannot hide the fact that the crime is not hidden.

Second, what exactly do they think?

Since the painting is worth a lot of money, worth 800 million yuan, this act shows a disregard for the law. In order to gain attention in this way, most people who have worked hard all their lives to earn so much money risk being arrested and who want to make a declaration that they think they are great at doing so. I don't know that this kind of behavior just makes others feel like a group of clowns jumping off the beam, jumping sideways on the edge of the law.

Although the paintings had been preserved in advance and had not been seriously damaged, the exhibition hall was also frightened.

In short, there are cases of splashing famous paintings with mashed potatoes or tomato juice all over the world, and it is hoped that this group of criminals under the banner of environmental protection can be stopped sooner.

Because they have no better way to improve their knowledge of environmental protection in this way, my idea will only be annoying to people, and it is not well considered.

Penalties for those involved can range from long prison sentences and formal detention to high compensation.

The painting was splashed with mashed potatoes by members of the environmental group, but it was not damaged because it was protected by a glass frame. But these people will also be held accountable.

The museum said that since the painting was sealed with glass, the mashed potatoes did not cause any damage to the painting itself. The painting, one of Monet's "Haystacks" series, is expected to be re-exhibited this Wednesday local time.

Monet's famous painting "Haystack" was splashed with mashed potatoes by environmentalists, involving a total of 4 people from a so-called environmental group, the purpose of this action is to call on Germany to take strict measures to protect the climate.

The first point is that this kind of attack actually has a special meaning and representativeness, and the second point is that it is disgusted by environmental protection personnel, and the most important thing is to make the environment very messy.

The main starting point of this attack is that these people hope that the meeting will pay attention to environmental protection issues, and can protect the good weather from making the climate worse because of it.

Because these people don't appreciate Monet's paintings very much, they feel that his paintings are a bit too postmodernist and will have an impact on children.