Peter Paul Rubens

Peter Paul Rubens is always the first painter, with international diplomats, savvy businessmen, godly Catholics who are fluent in 6 languages, intellectuals who count the best scholars in Europe among his friends. There are few artists who can completely convert such broad influences into creative and inventive styles. After studying with a local Antwerp painter, Rubens started to find his style in Italy. And ancient works, Renaissance masters like Michelangelo and Titian, and the same generation like Annibar Les Carracci and Caravaggio

He worked mainly in Rome and Genoa, and mural paintings by Rio Romano have had a great impact on him. After returning to Antwerp, Rubens became a court painter of Viceroys in Spain and finally got a fee from Europe and the UK. Rubens' vibrant baroque style combines the feeling of his realism in northern Europe with the magnificence and memorabilia he sees in Italian art. His unique freedom, expressive skill also captures the joy of life.

His studio has plenty of assistants, and his sculptor duplicates many book illustrations, tapestry designs, holiday decorations and pictures of each subject. He maintains quality control and bills customers based on the extent he is participating in the photo. Frans Snyders, Jacob Jordaens, Anthony van Dyck helped him Rubens' influence is direct, international and sustainable. Thomas Gainsborough and Eugène Delacroix Other works certify his legacy

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Renaissance art. Peter Paul Rubens grew up in Belgium and is familiar with the traditional Flandol art, mainly composed of landscapes and portraits, with vivid detail and preserved composition. A thorough understanding of Peter Paul Reuben's Italian Renaissance art and Flanders tradition became very obvious in 1604-05 when the canvas was "the collapse of the Mirage". The collapse of Phaeton is about the Greek god Helios, the rotation and rotation are in the expanding rotation, the hawk can not hear the eagle, the thing collapses, the center can not control it, the world There is only chaos. The previous line is the first four lines of Yate's poem. In his poetry, W. B. Yeat said that Africans can not deal with Europeans and intellectuals, so things will fall apart and anarchies will dominate. On the other hand, Achebe is falling apart.

The accomplicement father, Peter Paul Rubens, was caused by various natural objects such as flowers, fruits, landscapes, human activities. Training scholar Peter Paul Rubens works for Habsburgs, a famous family of Austrian rulers who dedicated their original prints to them. Like his father, Rubens created a movement in his painting by mixing drama and intense emotions with dramatic lighting and rich realism. This magnificent art work proves its value in many ways when analyzing vision in the generic term S.I.P.H (style, image, purpose, historic position). The style of Bruegel and Rubens in sight is very expressive, classic of Baroque / Rococo era. There is no doubt that the appeal of these images is ubiquitous, but the importance of paintings to visual aesthetics is very subtle and elusive.