Show Your Children World-Famous Paintings

In 1940, in a small mountain village in France, four children were chasing hares with their dogs. After chasing them, the hare and the dog disappeared. The children then discovered that the hare and the dog had fallen into a cave, so they climbed into the cave with flashlights and ropes, and found a mural on a huge cave of primitive people. The Lascaux cave paintings, known as the "Prehistoric Louvre", were included in the World Heritage List in 1979. This is the dotted deer.

It can be said that painting is a child's nature, and even children always graffiti on the walls and furniture at home, which is quite distressing. If we view the evolution of human civilization as a person's growth process, it is not difficult to see that painting has become a nature or a form of expression as early as the beginning of mankind's escape from dreaming. The world-famous paintings included in this book span a long time and geography, covering various famous works from the early societies of the West and the East to today, and embody the evolution of human painting.

Showing world-famous paintings to children is a very good way of education. It can broaden children's horizons and let them understand the artistic expressions of different countries and cultures. At the same time, viewing famous paintings can also cultivate children's aesthetic ability, imagination and creativity. When showing famous paintings to children, try to explain the content of the work in a way that is easy for children to understand, guide them to discover the details and characteristics of the paintings, and help them understand the artist's creative intention and style. Different children have different aesthetic preferences and understanding abilities, so when showing famous paintings to children, you must respect their feelings and ideas and do not forcefully instill your own opinions.

This book is a book that can be read in your spare time. It is recommended and worth reading. There is never a lack of beauty in the world, but there is a lack of eyes to discover beauty. The text in the book is simple and unpretentious, and is accompanied by corresponding famous paintings and pictures. The pictures and texts are both easy to understand. This book selects one hundred famous paintings from the past 20,000 years, covering multiple painter schools. The author's full text framework is sequenced with the timeline of the works, showing readers a concept of the "history" of art works. After reading it, you will be able to deeply feel the changes and development of painting in the long history: from focusing on grand themes to gradually focusing on the "small" expression of objective things such as people and nature.

I especially like some of the paintings in it, the Impressionist paintings are very impressive. But I hate paintings that look complicated, too difficult to understand. I think it would be fun to read this book with my parents. We can discuss the plots and pictures we like together, and we can also hear them share their understanding of the paintings. This will be a great experience!

Conducive to improving aesthetics

Good, but unfortunately the quantity is a bit small

I'm so lucky to have discovered this book~ I can more intuitively feel the emotions that the paintings want to convey.

Take a look at the paintings.

Like carnations, lilies and roses

Not bad, not bad, good book