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选修（模块） 6-1.10

圣母与圣婴圣母与圣婴天使报喜 织锦画

Compare the two paintings

《圣母子》中世纪

Gods are painted

《蒙娜丽莎》文艺复兴

People are painted.

莫瑞桥 -- 阿尔弗莱德 · 西斯莱

赛艇 -- 局斯塔夫 · 卡耶博特

蓬图瓦兹 . 埃尔米塔日的坡地

-- 卡米耶 · 毕沙罗

戴帽的自画像 -- 塞尚作被称为”现代艺术的起源”

Fast reading:1. What’s the main idea?

The style of Western art has changed a lot with time going by.

2.How many styles of Western painting are mentioned in the text? What are they?

Four. They are ： The Middle Ages, The Renaissance,

Impressionism and Modern art.

Key for Ex.1.(p3)1. The style of Western art has changed

many times, while Chinese art has changed less often.

2. China,unlike Europe, has followed a similar way of life for a very long time.

3. This text will describe only a few of the main styles,starting from the 5th century AD.

Key for Ex.1.(p3)4. During the Middle Ages, the main aim o

f painters was to represent religious themes.

5.Things had begun to change by the 13th century.

6. In the Rennaissance, new ideas and values took the place of those that were held in the Middle Ages.

Key for Ex.1.(p3)7.One of the most important discoveries

during this period was how to draw things in perspective.

8.The first person to use perspective in his paintings was Masaccio in 1428.

9.When people first saw his paintings they were convinced they were looking..

Key for Ex.1.(p3)10.During the Renaissance oil paints were

also developed,..11. In the late 19th century ,Europe

changed a great deal…12. At first, most people hated this new

style of painting.13. At the time they were created, the

impressionists’ paintings were controversial…

Key for Ex.1.(p3)14. Nowadays, there are scores

of modern art styles…

15.It is interesting to predict what styles of painting there will be in the future.

Key for Ex.2.(p3)

In the 5th century,until the 15th century ,Renaissance,In the Middle Ages,1428,from the 15th to the 16th century,In the late 19th century,Nowadays, in the future

Key for Ex.3.(p4)

1. Real 2. Impress 3.symbol

4. Shadow 5.religion 6.attempt

7.value 8.aim 9.predict

10.believe 11.Europe 12.ridicule

Key for Ex.4.(p4)1. Aim 2. Symbol3. Possessions4. Europe 5. Abstract6. Focus on

styles facts

The Middle Ages

The main aim of painters was_______ ______________.Artists were only interested in ______________________ for God, and paintings from this period are full of ___________________.

The Renaissance

People in this period became________ ______________and less___________.

Painters tried to__________________ as they really were.People were able to ___________________by following the rules of perspective.

Detail reading:

religious themescreating respect and love

religious symbols

to represent

more on humansfocused

on religionpaint people and nature

draw realistic pictures

styles

facts

Impress

ionism

In the late 19th century,there were many new inventions and many ______________

These changes also led to ______________

____________.The impressionists painted

________.Their paintings were not______

___________ those of earlier painters.

Modern

art

The impressionists’ paintings were

_________ but today they are accepted as ____________of modern art.The painter

does not ____________________ but

__________________________________.

changing in painting styles

outdoors

social changes

detailed asas

controversialthe beginning

attempt to paint objects as we see them with our eyes

concentrates on certain qualities of the object

Read the passage again and deal with Exercise 2 on Page 3.

1.Western art has changed very little over the last 17 centuries.

2.Painters in the Middle Ages painted mainly religious subjects.

3.Paintings in the Middle Ages were very realistic.

4.Renaissance painters tried to paint things in a realistic way.

5.Two important discoveries in the Renaissance period were oil paints and drawing in perspective.

6.Impressionists painted their pictures mainly indoors.

7.At first people did not like the impressionists’ paintings.

8.Modern art began with the impressionists.

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Finish exercises on p2 of the Best English.