The analysis of scenery oil painting
The theoreticians who study scenery oil painting’s history divide the evolution of Western scenery oil painting’s thought into 5 stages:
The first stage is the symbolic scenery;
The second stage describes the idealistic scenery;
The third stage clearly describes the nature;
The fourth stage is strengthens painter’s sentiment and the individuality gradually;
The fifth stage returns to display the ideal and the symbolic scenery.
From the neo-impressionisms and the late impressionism in the end of 19 century, the landscape painting was separated from the practical category, and the painters foucus on showing own individuality and sentimental performance.
After the 20th century, some painters started drawing symbolistic scenery picture.
Recently, there was a tendency that the style of practical picture would return again in painting world, on the one hand is because the tradition expression means which populace like were continuly used by some painters; On the other hand those painters who are brave in innovation keep seeking for new performance method unceasingly.
Analysis for each kind of natural light in scenery oil painting
Daybreak’s dawn: The Eastern white sky extends extends on the misty horizon longly, while strong bough stands before the bluish gray color backdrop. The cool color rythem will provoke people’s keen thought of art.
Dawn: The sun wants to upspring from the horizon to hang on the purplish grey shy, the color spectrum of sky are changing slightly from bottom to up. The elliptical. Sun is close to sea level, because of the atmosphere, the color of the sun’s lower part becomes cold red, middle vermilion, upside light red, and the surrounding of sun shines cold red ray slightly. The sea water is reflecting the skylight brightly, and the color tone is magnificent.
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