人教版高中英語選修六《Unit1-A-Short-History-of-Western-Painting》課件

1、Get ready for the class1. Number the paragraphs. 2. Form groups of four and find your group leader. 3. Be active and answer questions loudly.Get ready for the class1. Numb Classic Quotations from Famous Oscars Movies English Characteristic Course (英語特色課) Classic Quotations from FamouYou are the Appl

2、e of My Eyes那些年,我們追過的電影You are the Apple of My EyesArt movie musicdancepaintingclothingliterature(文學)photographyarchitecture(建筑)Warming up Art movie dancepaintingclothiPaintingPre-readingWhat words can your think of?Chinese painting western paintingreligious realistic not detailedmodernabstractcolou

3、rline PaintingPre-readingWhat words Western paintings Fast-readingWestern paintings Fast-readingTime PeriodAD5th-15thThe Middle Ages15th-16thThe Renaissance Late 19th-early 20thImpressionismModern art20th-todayHistory Development Time PeriodAD5th-15thThe Mid Art is influenced by the customs and fait

4、h of a people. Styles in Western art have changed many times. As there are so many different styles of Western art, it would be impossible to describe all of them in such a short text. Consequently, this text will describe only the most important ones, starting from the sixth century AD. The text wi

5、ll tell us_. a history of western paintingcharacteristicsTips: pictures; subtitles; the first paragraph; topic sentences main idea Art is influenced by From what expressions(字眼) can we know the characteristics of the paintings during the middle ages? (para.2)Detailed readingCharacteristics religious

6、 themes religious symbols respect and love for God customs and faith From what expressioThe Middle Agesrespect and love for Godreligious Customs and faithCharacteristics13th century a more realistic way Why? The Middle Agesrespect and relWhat did do? (para. 3) They paid famous artists to paint pictu

7、res of themselves, their houses and possessions as well as their activities and achievements. rich people Characteristics of the Renaissance realistic Thats one of the reasons why painters tried to paint people and nature as they really were. What were the important discoveries during the Renaissanc

8、e? (para. 4) in perspective oil paints They paid famous artists tThe Middle Agesrespect and love for Godreligious new ideasand valueshumanistic classicalrealisticperspectiveoil paintsCustoms and faithCharacteristicsFrom what expressions(字眼) can we know the customs and faith in this period? (para.3)T

9、he RenaissanceThe Middle Agesrespect and rel Impressionism Impressionism The impressionism (para.5&6)1. Sum up the reasons that led to the new painting styles. agriculturalindustrial countrysidenew cities new inventionssocial changes 2. The characteristics of the paintings during this period. worked

10、 outdoorspainted changes in lightnot detailed The impressionism (para.5&6)woThe Middle AgesThe RenaissanceImpressionismrespect and love for Godreligious newhumanistic classicalrealisticperspectiveoil paintsindustrial new cities social changesoutdoorspaint quicklynot detailedCustoms and faithCharacte

11、risticsDid people like this style of painting at first? Why ? careless and ridiculous The Middle AgesThe Renaissance At the time they were created, impressionist paintings were_, but today they are accepted as the beginning of_ (para. 7) controversialmodern artWhich one is modern art? How can we jud

12、ge it?(para.7) Characteristics: abstract; like photographs At the time they were creatThe Middle AgesThe RenaissanceImpressionismModern artrespect and love for Godreligious newhumanistic classicalrealisticperspectiveoil paintsindustrial new cities social changesoutdoorspaint quicklynot detailedmoder

13、nvariousabstractlike photographsCustoms and faithCharacteristicsinfluenceWhat?The Middle AgesThe RenaissanceThe Middle AgesThe RenaissanceImpressionismModern ArtAppreciationThe Middle AgesThe Renaissance This term, we will have another EnglishCharacteristic Course called “Art Appreciation”.If you were the teacher, what would you teachyour students? And why?Transition words：(過渡詞)first of all; at the beginning; above allsecondly; whats more; additionallyat last; finally; last but not leastDiscussion This term, we will have Art can be seen eve