Art*****

Awesome! Haitang doesn't even dare to match such a picture, but who makes it a genuine art [laughs]

It's quite interesting, and there's a lot of speculation and gossip. The introduction was also quite detailed, and the name was very innovative. It was profound to see the origin of the name revealed at the end.

When I saw "The Origin of the World", I felt extreme physical discomfort [I almost cried] These artists are too brave, have they ever considered the audience [crying] [vomiting] However, this book is still worth reading to learn about different painters and to further understand the background of the era in which the painter lived. Many paintings are worth savoring carefully.

Recommendation [Adoration] [Adoration] [Flowing Kiss] I like it so much. It's interesting. This book is humorous and not boring. It also allows you to learn more. I like painting very much and appreciate art very much.

This is called professionalism. The art master is amazing.

An eye-opening talk about the representative figures and representative frauds in the history of Western painting and art. I never expected it [Like][Like][Like]

You can have a very systematic and comprehensive understanding of foreign art history, and the correspondence between paintings and characters is also very good.

Very good work, very real and straightforward. [Sinister smile]

Art is art. To be honest, the paintings are very good, even for people like me. It's really hard to understand why they are painted like this. But what I said is that [grievance] [grievance] has this skill, and they can do whatever they want. They can paint whatever they want. They are just revealing their evil thoughts in their hearts. If they think so, they have indeed done nothing wrong. I actually admire them. They dare to boldly show all kinds of evil thoughts in human nature. Compared with those "hypocrites", I think these weirdos are more realistic and honest.

The breath of art caressed my face. Although I only watched it for a short time, I was already deeply attracted to it. Life should be positive [laughter]

I finally finished reading it. Compared with the art in our country, the art in Western countries is indeed a bit open. Most of the art in our country is more conservative. However, after reading about the careers of those artists, it seems that they are all unsatisfactory. Maybe it is because of this that their artistic creations have a deeper meaning.

To be honest, this book is quite nice, and the author's explanations are very interesting. You can definitely find these pictures by searching on the Internet, but it's a bit awkward to look at them together... (You know) It must be that my artistic abilities are not strong enough [laughter] After all, if you're doing art business normally, you wouldn't search for these things [laughing evilly]

It's quite interesting. Most of them are not serious historical materials, but gossip. After reading it, I felt it was a bit subtle. The shortcoming is that it is a bit too joking. However, I was also amazed that there is such a story behind the paintings that are famous in history. The authenticity is unknown. It was good to look at the pictures. Only after reading the second half did I realize that this was an interview record between two people facing the audience... What impressed me most was the interpretation of Monet's "Water Lilies" series. "It was filled with special thoughts" and "it was a requiem ceremony like copying Buddhist scriptures." It was very shocking.

The writing is quite good. Although I don't have much artistic talent, I finished it easily and didn't feel like I couldn't stand it anymore.

Hey, it feels so fast. I finished the first part so quickly. Although the author is Japanese, the book he wrote is really good. Reading this book feels like chatting with a familiar stranger about the unknown gossip of artists on an ordinary afternoon. It is interesting and fulfilling. I never thought that boring art can become so interesting. Hahaha. The author is so great [like]

"Talking about Weird People in an Art Museum" by Goro Yamada is so exciting! The language is witty and humorous, turning art masters into interesting "weirdos" and telling their stories and creations, with exquisite illustrations. It is a treasure read for art lovers and not to be missed.

The explanation is very good, and you learn more while looking at the pictures.

Let me tell you a good way to appreciate art. Click on the first picture of each chapter and swipe left to enjoy it. After you have finished appreciating it, exit and go directly to the next chapter. This is much faster than swiping up.

I just want to say that this book is very "Japanese" in style. Everywhere in the book is filled with exaggerated and joyful news headlines like "Shocked! XX is like this". But the content is not exaggerated and very interesting. It includes works by famous Western artists and uses a conversational narrative method to describe the works of art and the artists' characteristic painting techniques. There are also various cartoon images of artists in the book, which seem to make the artists cute. It's easy to read, and with the beautiful illustrations, it's a pleasure to finish reading.

Really nice to look at. It tells about several famous Western painters from the pre-medieval to the medieval to modern times. It is very unexpected to integrate their characteristics and describe each person's story and characteristics in a popular and abstract way. I really feel that I have learned a lot about Western art, my aesthetics have improved, and I can integrate and sort out the famous paintings in art books.

"Talking about Weird People in the Art Museum" Author: Goro Yamada (Japanese) Junko Furuyama (Japan) Translation: Wang Ting 🍒An alternative interpretation of world famous classical paintings (with illustrations)

Twelve representative European painters are introduced in the form of dialogue, their paintings and some famous stories, true and false, which are very interesting and also include some of the author's own opinions and speculations.

The content of the book is relatively easy to understand. Even if you don't know much about art history and European history, you can still understand the content in the book. Although it is just a book in the form of casual talk, it does not involve much content about the three views. However, due to the different nationalities and personal positions of the author and us, please retain some of your own opinions when reading some parts of this book and be careful not to be biased. Most of the content mentioned in the book is relatively simple and easy to read. If you want to know more about the background of certain works and more details about the content of the paintings (such as what the gestures of the characters in "The School of Athens" mean), you also need to read relevant professional books.

A very nice book! Even a layman like me who doesn't have much art background can enjoy it. Whether it's the introduction of paintings and techniques, or the stories and gossip behind the paintings and painters, they are all written in an easy-to-understand, fascinating way. It's an absolute masterpiece! Ps: The avatars in front of each paragraph are also super cute and expressive! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's really good, I know more about art. It's very nice, but I don't understand the painting very well. Still prefer modern art

Well... How to put it. Art is an explosion! That's right, but it's just so explosive, it just explodes [awkward laugh] Although the paintings are beautiful, what impresses me more is the perversion of the painters [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

This book is rich in content and rich in artistic color. Some people who don't like art can also make you like it [learned] [smile]

It's quite explosive [awkward laughter], but it gave me a deeper understanding of art [thinking]

This is a high-quality book with lively and interesting language and rich and colorful content. I learned a lot of interesting art knowledge. The only drawback is that it was created by a Japanese author, so there are certain cultural barriers. For example, some of the interesting examples cited are only popular in Japan, which makes it difficult to empathize. Unfortunately, By reading this book by a Japanese author, I also got a glimpse of some cultural differences and the stereotypes that determine the relationship between countries. I never thought that Japanese people's impression of Americans was perverted! All in all, I have a lot of emotions and this book is worth reading. By the way, don't look at the painting called The Origin of the World! It's so annoying [I'm about to cry]

Goro Yamada, art critic. In order to study film, he was admitted to the journalism major of Sophia University. Later, because he became interested in Western art history, he went to Austria to study. After returning to China, he entered a publishing house and became a magazine editor. After that, art, clocks, food, streets, etc. Are introduced with sharp writing. Junko Furuyama was attracted by Yamada Goro's talk show that explained art in a relaxed and humorous way, and planned the "Abnormal Museum" event with Ai Owada, Hiroyuki Uechi and others.