藝術作品介紹英語怎麼說

1. 精美的藝術品用英語怎麼說

great
works
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art
或者：a
great
work
of
art
一件偉大的藝術作品
溫馨提示：
work作為工作時，是不可數名詞，不加s；
作為作品時，是可數名詞，可加s。
祝你進步！

2. 求對藝術品，工藝品英文介紹！

"They were the oddest hills in the world, and the most Chinese, because these are the hills that are depicted in every Chinese scroll. It is almost a sacred landscape - it is certainly an emblematic one."

Paul Theroux, Riding the Iron Rooster, 1988

When looking at a Chinese painting, most visitors will remark upon the enormous differences from Western painting tradition. Foremost among the differences are the use of ink and silk paper as opposed to oil and canvas, the use of a silk scroll rather than a wood or metal frame as well as the general lack of verisimilitude to the original subject. Unlike most Western painting traditions, Chinese painting did not place great importance on depicting an exact likeness or replica of that which exists in reality, but instead emphasized the need to capture the spiritual essence of the subject. Whether it be a portrait in which the eyes were thought to reveal the true character of the sitter or a landscape in which the fluttering of leaves were thought to capture the hidden truths of nature, it was the rendering of the life force of the painting that was the ultimate goal of the painter

Such ideas are revealed in the first theory on painting which was written in the fifth century by Hsieh Ho. Entitled the "Six Elements of Painting" they advocate that the painting:

1) Have a life of its own, be vibrant and resonant
2) Have good brushwork that gives it a sound structure
3) Bear some likeness to the nature of the subject
4) Have hues that answer the need of the situation
5) Have a well thought out composition
6) Inherit the best of tradition though learning from it

While very few paintings from this early period exist, from the Sui (589-618 AD) and Tang (618-907 AD) dynasties onwards, painting came to assume its predominant position in China's artistic tradition. Especially popular were portraits and scenes of the Emperor's life with envoys or court ladies, as well as scenes of nobles' lives found on tomb frescoes or Buddhist imagery found on grotto walls. Some of the greatest treasures of Chinese painting are the frescoes found on the walls of the 468 Buddhist grottoes in Dunhuang in Gansu province. For more than ten centuries, artists painted scenes from Buddhist sutras as well as portraits and scenes of the lives of the numerous people who traveled along the Silk Road.

During the Song dynasty (960-1279 AD), a painting academy under imperial patronage was established, with two main styles of painting coming into emergence. The first style, known as academic painting, favoured bird and flower paintings depicted in minute detail. The second style, known as scholarly painting, favoured grandiose landscapes. Unlike Western landscapes which emphasized perspective and shading elements, Chinese landscapes stressed the brush stroke which could be variegated in thickness and tone. Also diverging from Western styles was the unimportance of man as figures were kept to a minimum and always depicted much smaller than the background landscape.

In the succeeding Yuan dynasty (1279-1368), a literati school comprised of scholar-painters, came into emergence. Painting was always considered the domain of the ecated elite and at no other time was this ideal more apparent. The most widely painted subjects were the so-called four virtues of bamboo (a symbol of uprightness, humility and unbending loyalty), plum (a symbol of purity and enrance), chrysanthemum (a symbol of vitality) and orchid (a symbol of purity) as well as bird and flower paintings.

The Ming dynasty (1368-1644) favoured a return to tradition as artists copied the masterpieces of early times. In fact, painting manuals were written which contained prototypes of a certain leaf, rock or flower which the artist could then and combine to create a new work. Unlike the West which always emphasized indiviality and creativity, both in painting and literature, the Chinese greatly appreciated the need to master tradition before undertaking the new.

While traditional styles continued to dominate the work of painters of the subsequent Qing dynasty (1644-1911), increasing contact with the West brought about the inevitable influence of Western styles. The Italian painter, Guiseppe Castiglione once even worked under imperial patronage, thus introcing to his Chinese contemporaries such Western techniques as shading and perspective.

3. 許多舉世聞名的藝術作品 用英語怎麼說（初一英語）

Lots of world-famous work of arts

4. 求一篇藝術作品鑒賞的英語作文

Mona Lisa (also known as La Gioconda or La Joconde), often called the Mona Lisa, is a 16th century portrait painted in oil on a poplar panel in Florence by Leonardo da Vinci ring the Italian Renaissance. The work is owned by the Government of France and is on the wall in the Louvre in Paris, France with the title Portrait of Lisa Gherardini, wife of Francesco del Giocondo.It is perhaps the most famous and iconic painting in the world.

The painting is a half-length portrait and depicts a woman whose facial expression is often described as enigmatic. The ambiguity of the sitter's expression, the monumentality of the half-figure composition, and the subtle modeling of forms and atmospheric illusionism were novel qualities that have contributed to the painting's continuing fascination. It is probably the most famous painting that has ever been stolen from the Louvre and recovered. Few other works of art have been subject to as much scrutiny, study, mythologizing, and parody.A charcoal and graphite study of the Mona Lisa attributed to Leonardo is in the Hyde Collection, in Glens Falls, NY.

5. 如何用英語介紹美術作品 RT

首先你要會說英語,還有你被介紹的對象能聽懂英語,然後再按照被介紹的美術作品的特徵,它的美,它的藝術價值,它的創作作者,用英語表達方式給你的聽眾.

6. 「藝術品」英語怎麼說

"藝術品"_有道翻譯
翻譯結果：
"Art"

7. 『藝術作品』用英語怎麼寫

藝術作品英文：Art

友情提問：樓上你翻譯的是什麼？Digital Arts 是數字藝術。

8. 美術 作品 英語怎麼說

攝影photography
繪畫painting
美術作品objet d art

9. 藝術的英文怎麼寫

一、art

讀音：英 [ɑ:t] 美 [ɑ:rt]

n.藝術;藝術作品;（需要技術、工藝的）行業;文藝（包括繪畫、雕塑、建築、音樂、舞蹈、戲劇、文學等）

vi.thou art 即 you are,對一人講話時用

adj.藝術的;藝術品的;（為）藝術家的;具有藝術性的

vt.& vi.[口語]（把…）裝飾得古色古香，（把…）裝飾得古怪而有藝術趣味，把…裝飾得有藝術價值;把…加以藝術喬裝，使藝術化[僅用於 art up 短語中]

復數： arts

例句：

1、Art and life are inextricable.

藝術和生活是分不開的

2、The house is crammed with priceless furniture and works of art

房子里擺滿了昂貴的傢具和藝術品。

二、fine art

讀音：英 [fain ɑ:t] 美 [faɪn ɑrt]

phr.（依靠豐富經驗）在…方面的技能達到爐火純青的地步

n.美（藝）術（指繪畫和雕塑）;美（藝）術品

復數： fine arts

例句：

1、Pieces of fine art may evoke emotional or spiritual responses in us.

一件件精美的藝術品可以喚起我們情感和精神上的響應。

2、The fine art ecation is a very important aspect in promoting quality ecation.

美術教育是促進素質教育的一個很重要的方面。

(9)藝術作品介紹英語怎麼說擴展閱讀：

一、artwork

讀音：英 [ˈɑ:twɜ:k] 美 [ˈɑ:rtwɜ:rk]

n.藝術品;插圖

復數： artworks

例句：Where's he taking the artwork?

他把藝術品拿哪裡了？

二、work of art

讀音：英 [wə:k ɔv ɑ:t] 美 [wɚk ʌv ɑrt]

n.藝術作品

復數： works of art

例句：She appreciates a work of art.

她欣賞一件藝術品。

三、art piece

藝術作品

例句：Thus, a great art piece could always communicate with the inner mind of humans and result in resonance.

因而，一件好的藝術作品，總能給人以共鳴，與人的心靈深處相通相合。