W.H. Auden's Musee des Beaux Arts and Pieter Bruegel's The Fall of Icarus

W. H. Autun's Musee des Beaux Arts, Pieter Bruegel's Icarus Autumn, WH Oden and Peter Bruegel are ordinary observers. In Bruegel's work "The Fall of Icarus" he was able to see the tragedy of the death of Ikaros and was able to focus on the simple scenes surrounding this event. Oden's poet "Museum" has the same nature: it highlights the essence of tragedy and chooses to reverse the fact that life will continue to occur in the event of a disaster. Arthur F. Kinney emphasized the concept of calm tragedy in an important article entitled "Auden, Bruegel, and Musee des Beaux Arts."

I first read the poem "Museum of Art" by WH. Oden, my impression is that this poem is a simple interpretation of paintings. In order to fully understand the meaning of this poem, I propose that people are familiar not only with the history behind Icarus 'myth but also with the elders' picture. Comprehensive Through the background, I can analyze the relationship between painting and poetry and the influence on me more cleverly.

Essay: Relationship between WH Oden's "Museum of Art" and Peter Bruegel's picture "Icarus's Falling Landscape"

The relationship between WH Oden's poem "Musee des Beaux Arts" and "Icarus's depraved scenery", Pieter Brueghel's picture

W. H. Autun's Musee des Beaux Arts, Pieter Bruegel's Icarus Autumn, WH Oden and Peter Bruegel are ordinary observers. In Bruegel's work "The Fall of Icarus" he was able to see the tragedy of the death of Ikaros and was able to focus on the simple scenes surrounding this event. Oden's poet "Museum" has the same nature: it highlights the essence of tragedy and chooses to reverse the fact that life will continue to occur in the event of a disaster. - Newman is a free knowledge or extension as a spiritual cultivation or stimulus, including both mechanical (practical) and philosophical content, creation of "intelligence familiar with all matters", cultivation of personality, Define what brings change. Keep on living forever. (1.6.126-134, 2.1.50-52) Free knowledge is important. It provides respect and balance to various fields and helps to pursue specific themes.