American Impressionists: Ralph Blakelock’s "Moonlight"

Many scholars have discussed the destructive importance of Impressionist art in various art analysis. Ralph Bray Rock was one of the most famous Impressionists, born in New York in 1847. After formal education, Blakelock taught art to herself and was more interested in landscape views. In particular, he focused on the selective landscape I met on a trip to the USA and India. One of his most popular pictures is Moonlight. After visiting the museum in Atlanta, I encountered the moonlight of Ralph Blockrock and inevitably talked about the character and background of many artists.

In contrast, Effing's model artist is Ralph Albert Blakelock (1847-1919), an esoteric painter of the 19th century. Blakelock is very important for this novel, especially Blakelock 's 1885 Canvas Moonlight work. When reading Auster, you need to consider the image of Blakelock as a reference of aesthetic, moral, and ideological values. Marco saw Moonlight under the command of Effin and was urged to "enter the landscape in front of you", then placed himself in front of the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Make sure you can not start entering the artist's heart drawing landscape "(135). Effins Ader considers that aesthetic text is the intersection of "internal" and "external". However, Marco himself had recognized this difficulty in the unexpected situation, mainly "noise" - the voice of other viewers, but he tried to "erase them".

In addition, the Braklock example emphasizes the destruction of representative values ​​of criticism. From the perspective of inheritance, the spirit of the family tree maps the value, especially through the sum of property and money. Oster said that poor Braklock desperately tried to exchange his handwritten money before he was finally locked. However, Moon Palace seems to be fascinated by these things initially: Marco's mother, Uncle Victor, heritage of Effing and Solomon Barber, his father and sufferings of various illegal sources, Effing's hairdresser. But the center of death of text is the image of Ralph Albert Blakelock who is daringly brimming with India and is trying to replace these bills, due to pressure from eight hungry children and a rude art dealer A person like Effing's father, his name (Barber) has a chance to give up