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I read the full text of this article, and the author is seriously skeptical about the artist Witwo (a painter born in 1954) who held an exhibition in the article. Because many of his paintings can be associated with the masterpieces of some old artists in the past. Your English here is only part of the full text. In the second half of the article, the author said that at first, all the people present thought it was good when watching the works on display, but later, all the people who appreciated the works had serious doubts about the works of Witevo. He copied other people's works. We didn't take the right position to read this article from the beginning. No wonder we find it difficult. (I was at a loss at first)

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Wittwo's works are mainly based on some photos of Prussia in the East from 1935 to 1945. The work depicts the seemingly idyllic life of the local middle class before the Soviet occupation, including many Nazi party members.

However, Whitworth's watercolors and ink paintings are all based on people's daily life: children playing sleigh, hunters hunting scenes, boats and carousels on the river, and so on. Only occasionally do you see a well-dressed Nazi or a burnt-out building in his works. The seemingly ordinary theme has not reduced the haze effect reflected in the works. Even people who don't know much about the historical background can feel the worries and worries expressed in the works.

In Whitworth's world, not all works are full of gloomy effects. There is an exhibition that will even make you feel humorous. This exhibition highlights the escape from heavy history and politics, which is the central theme of all works in this exhibition.

Take this painting called "Little Statue" as an example. The middle class generally likes porcelain statues, while people who are completely different from their lifestyle despise them. There is a big watercolor painting in which two middle-class figures, a man and a woman, are dancing together at a fancy dress party. On the other hand, Witvo described the painting as a life-and-death struggle. After the woman tore off the man's mask, she was about to hit her partner with a folding fan in her hand as a short stick. This subtle irony can be found in many works on display. Let's look at this example again. A child is not with all the children, but plays the harmonica at the door alone. When you first see this painting, you will think that the child is in the farthest room, and he is playing his musical instrument between a dead deer and a merry-go-round.

There are some works in this exhibition, which obviously do not refer to the sources of other artists' works (if they are inspired by famous works, the sources are honest), but these works can finally remind us of some artists' masterpieces. For example, in this work "Gross Walter Lepp", a mediocre woman walks down the steps in a forest in East Prussia, which reminds us of the representative works "Down the stairs naked" by richter (1932-German painter) and Duchamp (1887- 1968 French painter). Nigsberg (Kaliningrad) This place "Xian Kaliningrad is a city in Prussia, formerly known as K? Fort Negus "also reminds us of B? Cklin's masterpiece Island of the Dead (B? Lin 1827- 190 1 Swiss painter)