高中英语选修六 Unit 01 D课件.pptVIP

Listening;Using words and expressions.;Ex. 3;Using structures;Look at the artworks below. In what period of Chinese history do you think they were created? Discuss with others in your class.;尿滔辑柳岿悠榆吱如会却瞬胀罕矛拎挺樊喂输幕晤翱蘑基洲陡站堆起腋梁高中英语选修六 Unit 01 D课件高中英语选修六 Unit 01 D课件;Listen to Zhang Lin’s talk all the way through. Try and number the artworks 1-6 to show the order in which he talks about them.;1;Listen again to Parts 1-3 and add the historical period when each one was made.;5000-3000 BC; Good morning, class. Today I’d like to show you some of my favourite paintings and pottery by Chinese artists. Part 1 You may not know that Chinese artists have been creating art for over 7,000 years. In this picture you can see a piece of painted pottery that was made between 5000 and 3000 BC. When Buddhism came to China in the first century AD, architecture, sculpture and painting began to have a religious theme. This painting is from the Caves of The Thousand Buddhas near Dunhuang, Gansu. As you can see, artists at that time were good at drawing small delicate figures. Part 2 By the time of the Tang Dynasty, from about 960 to 1279 AD, the traditional style of painting was well developed. Humans and scenes of palace life were popular for painting at this time, as you can see in this picture painted about 650 AD by Yan Liben. During the Yuan Dynasty, human figures and pictures of still life became popular. This painting by Zhao Mengfu is typical of that period. As you can see, these artists did not try to paint nature realistically. Instead, they changed it to stress one part of the scenery. They did this to show their feelings, thoughts and hopes through their paintings. Part 3 Even today, Chinese artists continue the traditions of the old Chinese artists. However, many artists also experiment with Western techniques and styles in their work. You can see Western influence in these two modern paintings. This one was painted by Lin Fengmian in 1974, while this abs