Author: Tang Lin
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The title of "Nabi, Who Kissed the World" is inspired by the painting "Girl in a Red Dress" by French artist Bonnard. The compiler Tang Lin presents a panoramic display and multi-angle critique of nearly 60 masterpieces by over 30 renowned Western painters, each accompanied by over 1,000 words of exquisite prose in a lyrical and romantic style. The included masterpieces include Constable's "The Hay Wain," Meissonier's "Autumn Leaves," Zorn's "In the Jungle," Menzel's "Iron Rolling Mill," Kandinsky's "White Line, No. 232," Picasso's "Weeping Woman," Dalí's "Leda Atomica," Wyeth's "The Pasture," Gauguin's "Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?" and Matisse's "Girl Reading on a Black Floor," among others.
Nabi kissed the world red
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