Loving Classical Art (Before It Was Cool)

We have all missed the past, and this fact is no exception. This desire is the reason we open 90 parties. I'd like to know what happened to music in the past 20 years, but let's bring a perfect sound like Justin Bieber from perfect music like REM and Pearl Jam. In fact, the past turmoil of these people and the praise to the past are similar to the emotions of the 18th century people and artists, such as Terpsichore's paintings such as Jean-Marc Nattier, Muse's music and dance, Sir Joseph Reynolds . (Sir Joshua Reynolds) painted Sarah Bunbury to sacrifice Grace (1765).

In 1792, Joshua Reynolds, Dean of Royal College of Art, advised his contemporary art lecture to his contemporary people instead of classical art and Renaissance art. He said that it was to learn something all the time before art. Through its dynamic composition and extreme contrast, the West seems to be deeply rooted in the hearts of people in desperation holes reminiscent of the Baroque principle and its coloring effect on Rembrandt's work.

In his classic work "The art of love", a famous psychoanalyst and a social philosopher Fromom explores love from every direction - not only romantic love, but also wrong ideas and high expectations I am soaked, brotherly love, erotic love, self love, love. Love for God and parents' children

Each of us may have a different definition of love. In romantic love affair, magic occurs between two people. Psychologist Erich Fromm wrote the magic of two strangers into his classic "art of love". Pushing, leading to sudden intimacy and integration. This is "one of the most exciting and exciting experiences of my life," he said (page 3). People who have experienced this feeling know that there is a magical connection when you are with the right person. Other parts of the world seem to gradually disappear. The man or woman you are in is the world you are, all looks much easier. It may feel like an instant or fleeting spirituality, but the truth is that it is usually a long-term spirituality. As psychologist and writer Melanie Greenberg (2013) stated, the sensations of the two heartbeats have special ones.

Murakami's affection for art is not yet explained. In many of his novels, the only ointment that seems to be an incredible abuse and empty world is material (alcohol, food) or art (jazz and classical music, fiction). Obviously, Murakami likes art. Like Sinfionetta or Air Chrysalis in books, art fills the gap between the world and the other side. Art is a type of air sputum that links the wetness of our body with the importance of our memory.