The Try To Color And Its Influence In The Delacroix

Delacroix is the nineteenth Century French romantic painter, is one of the greatestpainters in the history of France, and academic classicism heavy type does not havepersonality, heavy form not emotional struggle, the romantic movement by Hugo,Berlioz and Delacroix and other artists to grow up. They are passionate, creativefreedom and the pursuit of individuality liberation fighters, Van Gogh once said"Drake with painting, like the lion devoured trophies." so Zola calls "romantic lion".He is the system performance method color theory, strengthen the integration and theheight of harmony and unity of the color master. He put forward a color, and seekscientific rules of it, in his "diary" recorded many color theory, different forms ofefforts to find a color in the external light conditions. Delacroix is fully deserve colorinnovator, he stressed the role of color in the painting itself, so that the color fromthe subsidiary status from belongs to the sketch. His broad, transparency, colorbright, saturated with distinct, complementary color contrast, strong contrast of coldand warm relations, is consciously use the complementary color of the earliestpainter. He studied object shadow and reflection color changes in the external lightconditions, in a more natural description instead of the traditional chiaroscuro. Hefound the juxtaposition of several colors without fusion can give a person a kind ofvague but clear, more power, more vivid sense of color rules. His color accent insearch of natural law and the color is subjective, symbolic and music. Pointillist saidPaul Sinek Delacroix is the founder of a new era of color, which is not unreasonable.Enlightenment of Delacroix Cezanne and Matisse through the color mixed to formthe middle tones close to scientific analysis, color also gives pointillism and lay thetheoretical foundation, then the impact of Impressionism, Neo Impressionism, PostImpressionism and fauvism advocate color revolution, this is also the reasonhistorians he is viewed as a pioneer of modern art.