“You can freely appreciate pictures with your own sensibilities!”

Have you ever been in trouble when you hear that?

“Even if I'm told to be free... it's kind of vague, and I'm not sure...”

“In the first place, I don't have much confidence in my sensibility to look at my paintings, but when people say that, on the contrary, I'm confused...”

I think there have been experiences where you felt this way inwardly?

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In the history of painting that has existed for hundreds of years, there are thoughts that painters from time to time have put into their paintings and various techniques that they have devised. If we decipher that trajectory, we will try to overcome the achievements left by previous generations anew, and it will not only highlight the special existence of a painter, but also the intellectually curious nature (saga) possessed by “humans” themselves.

By knowing the “rationale”, you will notice that there is a backbone that flows continuously at the root even in a wide variety of expressions that seem divided at first glance, from classical paintings to contemporary contemporary art.

In this class, we will use paintings left by painters who have inscribed their names in history as motifs, add considerations while imagining them, and give you hints for enjoying the work itself head-on.

The words used are not difficult to understand, and I tried to make the content fun to learn even if you don't have much knowledge of pictures.

Enjoy a “live performance” called art

Art works are a kind of “live”.

Van Gogh's sunflowers were painted 130 years ago, and they look the same as they were back then, and you can still appreciate them today.

Edit Image Info You might take it for granted, but for example, you can't go listen to John Lennon's concert right now.

But painting is different.

The realism is present right in front of you, and the painter's breathing is transmitted even from the texture of the paint, the way the brush is moved, and the lines of what was drawn.

Van Gogh, Da Vinci, and Vermeer

I will send you plenty of hints for yomitoku about the painter's intentions, which cannot be conveyed in media that focus only on the painter's humanity.

Listening to this class will definitely make you want to go to an art museum and tell your friends about art. (Don't talk too much.)

Well then, welcome to the concert of legendary painters!

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[Holbein x CLASS101] Do you know art! Yomitoki Detectives

[Holbein x CLASS101] Do you know art! Yomitoki Detectives