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The Differences Between The Themes And Styles Of Paintings In Different Social Cultures

Posted on:2016-11-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2175330461979858Subject:Art
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Painting subjects are multitudinous. There are similarities and differences from Oriental painting and Western painting. This studied is a typical case in the history of Western painting. After the Netherlands revolution, the originally belonging to the same range of state of the art was established of their respective factions then grew by them. On this subject are aims to be more understanding about the social cultural, political, economic, environment and the impact of the artist.Under the influenced of the Netherlands revolution. In 17th century, Flanders and Dutch art were formed the different characteristics. Both of the different social and cultural environments had its own heritage. Gorgeous art of Flanders and Plain Dutch art. They all became an immortal chapter in the art history.In this paper, I always used the theoretical analysis, for example and contrast. Illustrates the theme and style of painting under different social and cultural are different. Roughly divided into the following sections:Part one:List the painting subject matter. The theme in Chinese and western painting is a representative artists and works.Part two:Analyzed the effects of the Netherlands revolution for Flanders and Dutch art. Two kinds of style of art with their respective characteristics. Some examples of Flanders and Dutch in art painting subjects. The birth of the artists and their life and work.Part three:In personal point of view this paper discusses the relationship between social culture and the artist. The influence of social culture in painting creation.Art depends on the social culture. Otherwise it makes no sense. It is to have the environment, to provide material for artists, artists affects the whole society.
Keywords/Search Tags:Painting subjects, social culture, the Netherlands revolution, Baroque art, Holland small school
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