“This is probably my first and last art history course that's easier and more fun than this!”

“This is probably my first and last art history course that's easier and more fun than this!”

“Korea's Gombrich? No, Professor Yang Jung-mu! Korea's leading art historian who became a brand in his own right”

The story of studying art history for the first time in my life with Professor Yang Jung-mu

Following on from the last lecture, this time with new and interesting content

Let's enjoy a strange and mysterious art history story together! Deng! Let's leave it out.

When we see a work of art, we are moved and feel a new emotion.

What makes a work of art so appealing to the viewer is because there is “power” in it.

And its appeal isn't just because they draw well and are good at sculpting in detail.

So many works that make us feel thrilled!

Those works were painful as they spent a tremendous amount of time and effort to complete one work

It contains the artists' blood, sweat, and tears.

So at this time, just that <Artist's Story>I'm going to pay attention to.

Goya, Monet, and Klimt and Manet

A story about the artists we love! Sal! Sal!

A hidden story captured in Goya's <black painting series>, known as the world's most terrible painting!

Strange (?) full of grotesque paintings A short story about the museum “Goya's House of Deafness”!

Why did Goya paint such cruel and nightmarish paintings in her later years?

It's no exaggeration to say that “Claude Monet” is the artist most loved by Koreans

<Training > series, a masterpiece spanning Monet's life!!

What story is hidden behind the birth of the beautiful <training >?

“Gustav Klimt,” an Austrian painter who left many colorful and sensual paintings such as <kisses > and <Judit>

Klimt works as a member of the Vienna Isolation Wave

They shouted the slogan “Art of that era in every era, freedom in art.”

If you go to Zechesion, a symbolic space containing the ideals of the Vienna Secession

Klimt's <Beethoven Friez> is on display.

A mural depicting Beethoven's choral symphonies <Beethoven Friez>

What secrets are hidden in its birth?

Mane is a painter who had a huge impact on the art world of the time with her provocative painting <Lunch on the grass>!

His paintings influenced artists such as Monet and Pizarro

That's why we often call Manet the “father of Impressionism.”

I didn't just draw a beautiful picture

Drawing an unconventional picture criticizing the hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie, which was the ruling class at the time

Manet gave a voice to society!

Let's take a look at a story about Manet that we didn't know until now through Dr. Yang Jeong-mu's passionate lecture.

Time to pay attention to the “painters” we love and find out the behind-the-scenes stories about their lives and works!

What kind of lives did they live, and why did they create this kind of work?

*Course effect

-If you only knew about Klimt's work <kisses >, now you can also shout <Beethoven Fries>

-On a trip to Europe, you'll be able to “pretend” to know something by looking at pictures

-A new and brilliant hobby called “looking at art paintings” comes from a boring everyday life

*I'm going to learn something like this

-What is the story behind Monet's <training > series that you thought was just beautiful?

-A message of criticism about the society of the time that Manet incorporated into her work!

-Why did Goya paint such grotesque paintings in the last years of her life?