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选修三第一单元基础知识点归纳小结
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词汇检查
(一)快速说出汉语意思
e
ely
ianity
tic
m
realist
ive
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/p>
dimensional
dimension
particular
apart
from
stic
ty
hrough
ntial
tion
se
ogy
raphy
e
t
uent
be fond
of
art
ure
sculptor
lily
arch
ment
ent
al
ise
criticism
entative
ion
ny
e
tion
c
ic
ition
st
sm
ion
... to
life
tee
porary
be worthy
of
Middle Ages
Renaissance
sionism
(二)快速写出英语单词
1.
准确地
____________
2.
现实的
_____
_______
3.
原始的
____________
4.
维
____________
5.
尤其,特别
_______
_____
6.
使突出
____________
1
< br>7.
有影响力的
____________
8.
名誉
_______
_____
9.
贵族;崇高的
___________
10.
地位;级别
____________
11.
购买
____
________
12.
委托人;客
户
__________
13.
p>
出现;浮现
____________
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/p>
14.
主观的
____________
15.
随后的;后来的
________
16.
喜爱
(短语)
___________
17.
美术
____________
18.
雕像
____________
19.
视
觉的
____________
20
.
池塘
____________
(三)写出单词的变形
e
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av.___________
tic
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n.___________
tive
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反
___________
uent
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n.___________
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21.
拱
____________
22.
投资
____________
23.
新娘
____________
24.
永
久的
____________
25
.
纪念物;纪念的
________
26.
谦逊的
___________
_
27.
批评
____________
28.
典型的;代表
__________
29.
交响乐
____________
30.
下降
__________
__
31.
展览
____________
32.
花瓶
____________
3
3.
进入
____________
34.
国民的
___________
_
35.
承认
____________
36.
扩张
____________
37
.
赋予生命
____________
38.
保证
____________
39.
当代的;当代人
________
40.
值得(短语)
__________
ure
-
n.(
人
)__________
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p>
v.___________
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av.___________
ise
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n.___________
ise
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n._____
______
ion
-
n.___________
A SHORT HISTORY OF
WESTERN PAINTING
What
is
western
art?
It
is
hard
to_________________(
给出精确地定义
).
______
there
have
been
so
many different styles of western art,
it is impossible to describe them all in a short
text. Perhaps the best
way_______(
understand ) western art is to look at the
development of western painting over the
centuries.
The Middle Ages
(from the 5th to the 15th century)
During
the
Middle
Ages,
the
purpose
of
Western
art
was
to
teach
people
about
Christianity.
Thus,
artists were not
interested in painting realistic scenes. Their
works were often
_______________________
2
(原始的和二维的)
and the main characters were often made
much large than everyone else to show their
importance.
This
began
to
change
in
the
13th
century
with
Giotto
di
Bondone
(1267
-
1337).
While
his
paintings still had religious themes,
they showed real people in a real environment. ___
____________(
尤其
是,特别是
< br>), his paintings are ______________(
突出
)
other paintings by their
realistic human faces and
deep
emotional impact.
The
Renaissance (from the 14th to the 17th
century)
New
ideas
and
values
gradually
replaced
old
ones
from
the
Middle
Ages.
__________(
结果是
)
p>
,
painters_________
_________(
更少关注宗教主题
) .
They
began
to____
____________(
采取更现实的态
度
)
life.
An
important
b________
(
突破
)
during
this
period
was
the
use
of
perspective
by
Masaccio
(1401
-
1428).
Influential
painters
such
as
Leonardo
da
Vinci
(1452
-
1519)
Michelangelo(1475
-
1564
),
and
Raphael
(1483
-
1520) built upon
Giotto and Masaccio's innovations to produce some
of the greatest art that
Europe had
ever seen.
Another innovation was
_____________(
使用油画
). _____
their deep colours and realism, some of
the best oil paintings look like
photographs. While painters as early as Da Vinci
had used oil, this technique
__________(
达到高峰
)
with
Rembrandt(1606
-
1669),who
_____________(<
/p>
赢得声誉
)
as
a
master
of
shadow and light.
In subject matter, the
emphasis increasingly
__________(
转向
) religious
themes______people and the
world
around
us.
Kings<
/p>
、
nobles
、
and
___________(
地位高的人
)
wanted
to
p_______(
购买
)
accurate
pictures
of
themselves
and
the
people
they
loved.
Others
wanted
paintings
showing
important
historical
events
or
stories
from
mythology.
Finally,
most
clients
wanted
paintings
_________were
beautiful
and
interesting to look
____.
Impressionism (late
19th to early 20th century)
The
development
of
Western
art
slowed
until
the
invention
of
photography
in
the
mid
-
19th
century.
After that
paintings were no longer needed to preserve
_______people and the world looked
like. Hence,
painters
had
to
find
___________________________________
(
看待他们艺术的新的方式
).
From
this,
Impressionism _________
(
出现
) in France. The name of
this new movement came from the painting by
Claude
Monet
(1840
-
1926)
called
Impression,
Sunrise.
In
this
work,
Monet's
aim
was
___________________
(
光和运动
)
in
the
scene
-
the
subjective
impression
the
scene
gave
him
-
but
not
a
detailed
record of the scene itself.
_________many Impressionists painted
scenes of nature or daily life, others, such as
Renoir (1841
-
1919),
____________
(
关注于
) people. Unlike the
cold, black
-
and white
photographs of that time period, Renoir's
paintings are full of light, shadow,
colour, and life. He ___________
(
寻求
) show not just the outer
image of
his subjects. but their inner
warmth and humanity as well.
Modem Art (from the 20th century to
today)
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After Impressionism,
________________ (
后来的
)
artists began to ask,
such as Picasso
(1881
-
1973) tried to analyze
the shapes ——____________________
(
存在于
) the natural
world
but
in
a new way, with
Cubism.
Others gave their paintings
a realistic
but
dream
-
like
quality. Still
others ______________
(
转向
) abstract art. _________
_______________________(
他们尝试做的
) was no
longer show reality, but
instead to ask the question, “what is
art?”
ANCIENT CHINESE
ART ON SHOW
The
Richfield
Museum
of
Fine
Art
is
proud
________
_____________(
展出它们的展览品
),
Shang to Qing: Chinese Art
Through the Ages.
art
from
the
Middle
Kingdom.
From
bronze
bowls
to
ceramic
vases,
and
jade
sculptures
to
ink
wash
paintings, our goal is
______________ (
展示艺术真迹
) from
ancient times.
The
___________________
(
展览的亮点
)
is
the
painting
Clearing
After
Snow
on
a
Mountain
Pass,
one of the great works of Tang Yin
(1470
-
1524). Born during the
Ming Dynasty, Tang sought and failed to
gain
entry
into
the
civil
service,
so
he
turned
to
painting
instead.
__________
(
最
后
),
he
_________________(
赢得赞誉
) as one of the greatest
artists China has ever known. This painting,
showing
high mountains, trees, and
houses covered in snow, was made with
extraordinary skill. Though it is over 500
years old, it looks as fresh and full
of life as the day it was created.
Also of primary note is _______________
(
一些
) nearly 100 bronze
objects from the Shang Dynasty
(1600
-
1046 BCE).
While the artists who made these great works are
not known, they showed great skill in
creating these beautiful pieces. Some
of the items ____________
(在展出)
are thought
to have come from
the collection of
Emperor Qianlong (1711
-
1799), a great admirer of Shang Dynasty bronze.
Finally,
we
have
many
fine
examples
of
Tang
Dynasty
(618
-
907)
sculptures.
Most
of
these
are
___________________
(
源于佛教
).
Even
though
Buddhism
entered
China
much
earlier,
it
did
not
really
begin
to show expansion until the seventh century.
During this same period, trade along the Silk Road
also
_______
(
繁荣
). Chinese sculpture thus
found itself _______
(
high
)
influenced by Buddhist art brought
from
India
and
Central
Asia
through
the
Silk
Road.
These
works
________________
(
目的是
)
spread
Buddhism
and
they
are
____________________
(
拥有非凡的美丽好质量
).
Looking
at
the
faces
of
the
figures in these sculptures, one sees
the faces of the past. History is ________________
.(
赋予生命
)
This is just a small taste of _________
is in store for you in this exhibition. We
guarantee that
to Qing: Chinese Art
Through the Ages
works.
(持续)
until November 25.
Opening
hours
are
from
9:00
a.m.
to
5:00
p.m.,
from
Tuesday
to
Sunday
(the
museum
is
closed
on
Mondays). No one will
_________________ (
准许进入
) the
exhibition after 4:30 p.m.
_______________
(
入场费
): $$10 for adults; $$8
for students; $$5 for children under 12;free for
children under
4
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