What is the painting impression of sunrise? Thank god, help me.

The first time I came into contact with the painting impression of sunrise was in the art textbook of junior high school. At that time, I just felt that the painting style was natural, and the beautiful and quiet sunrise scenery reflected was better. The art teacher briefly talked about this painting at that time, so that the impression is quite deep now. First of all, the author of this painting, Monet, is a famous French impressionist. As far as I know, Monet (1840 ~ 1926) is a French painter. One of the founders of impressionism. The name of Impressionism comes from his painting Impression of Sunrise. Monet's creative purpose is mainly to explore ways to express nature, record instant feelings and impressions, and what he sees is full of vitality and movement. He has long explored the performance effect of light color and air; Often in different time and light, the same object is depicted continuously, and the instantaneous feeling is expressed from the natural light color change. Do not pay attention to the clear three-dimensional shape of the object. "Crazy, grotesque, disgusting and ugly!" This is the frenzy of an art critic in Paris from 65438 to 0874, which is aimed at non-traditional exhibitions of oil paintings, crayons and other paintings. The organizers are a group of friends who refused to exhibit their works in the official salon in Paris. The works of these young rebels, with peculiar colors and extensive writing, take simple daily life as the theme and do not follow the fashion to draw rigorous portraits and magnificent historical scenes. The exhibition of art soon became the talk of the streets of Paris, and the masses not only laughed, but even spat on the canvas. Among them, claude monet painted a small seascape, which was ridiculed the most. This is a morning scene of Harvard Harbor, called Sunrise Impression. A satirical critic satirized the group of painters with this title, calling them "Impressionists". Obviously, the word "impressionism" comes from Monet's masterpiece Impression of Sunrise. For impressionism, my understanding is simply the opposite of realism, and I don't care about its essence. I only describe what I see with my eyes. This so-called impressionism is a bit like photography, focusing on light and color, capturing moments and impressions, and obviously has the original intention of recording instantaneous beauty. For example, this painting is Monet's description of a foggy morning in the French port of le havre: the sea was dyed light blue by the morning light, the sky was dyed reddish by various color blocks, and the water waves were drawn by strokes with different thicknesses and lengths. Three swaying boats are hazy in the color spots of Bo Tu, and the figures on board are discernible. In the distance, the chimneys of factories and cranes on ships are looming, and the whole picture is in a state that the sun is about to penetrate the morning fog. The painter's trembling brush strokes show the jumping light, changing colors, flowing water waves and the transparency of the air. What gives people a sense of harmony is the treatment of the water surface: water waves are drawn with strokes of different thickness and length, but they truly reflect the effects of fluctuation and light and shadow. Of course, all this comes from the impression of nature. The painter expressed the hazy psychedelic feeling at sunrise quite appropriately. Impressionist framing mostly comes from nature, but it is different from traditional realistic painting, especially in color. As far as this painting is concerned, the author obviously deviates from the tradition in color, dares to achieve another effect with psychedelic colors, and drags up the picture. Look carefully: this painting is mainly composed of blue and orange with different shades, but the strokes are distinct, all of which are single solid colors, and piles of strokes are clearly visible and faint. Rough and messy, but from a distance, the small strokes on the screen and the divided colors are mixed into a foggy gray tone. The night is cold and dark, with a blue tone, while the sunrise is the hope for Ran Ran to rise, and the sun is orange-red. The fusion of the two extremes gives people a gray haze, hazy but not gloomy. You can still feel the vitality of the picture, and you can still feel the sunrise-like joy when the painter watches the sunrise at the window. Impressionist painting is similar to photography, but painting is not photography. The photo reflects the outside world intact, and every detail, no matter how many times it is magnified, is absolutely true and loyal to life. However, a good painting can be higher than life. Through the painter's unique expression technique and the audience's own visual participation, it is more vivid and realistic. What impression does the painter give us? Once again, through the picture, through the foggy sea, it doesn't matter what is far away, factories, cranes or dilapidated villages. However, in the early morning light, everything between heaven and earth, like a cicada's thin future, is in an unpredictable future. 1873 it will be like this in the French port of le havre tomorrow morning, but will it be like this again tomorrow?

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