The most famous sketch pictures

The most famous sketch pictures are as follows:

Sketch is the earliest painting form and the oldest artistic language in human history. Simply put, sketch refers to monochrome painting. /kloc-During the Renaissance in the 0/5th century, people discovered its unique charm. During this period, Italian painters Ma Saqiao, Da Vinci and Michelangelo invented and applied the principles of perspective, anatomy and composition.

It provides a scientific basis for the three-dimensional sense and space sense of sketch performance, and gradually improves sketch. From then on, sketch, as a nearly perfect painting form, is unique in the painting field. Refers to the painting method of depicting the outline, volume, structure, space, light, texture and other basic modeling elements of an object with monochrome or simple color tools.

Sketch comes from the west and belongs to European painting. The sketch we see today is developed from the early folk woodcut prints in Germany. This early popular German folk painting was similar to China's sketches-at first it was just religious prints from folk workshops, and later it was widely circulated among the people-but it did not exist as an independent artistic expression at that time.

It was not until the Renaissance of15th century that people discovered its unique charm. During this period, Italian painters such as Ma Saqiao, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo invented and applied the principles of perspective, anatomy and composition, which provided scientific basis for the three-dimensional sense and space sense of sketch expression and gradually improved the sketch.

From then on, sketch, as a nearly perfect painting form, is unique in European painting circles. Although on the surface, the basic expression techniques of Chinese and western painting are inseparable from the use of lines, there are essential differences between them. As we all know, line drawing is the basis of China's painting, emphasizing the interest of lines.

It is more important than image modeling, and it is less affected by changing factors such as light and time. The lines in China's paintings not only draw lessons from and absorb the brushwork skills of calligraphy art, but also are based on the charm and interest of the object in artistic expression. Among the dazzling expressions, line is still the most common and basic artistic expression in China's paintings.