He didn't have time to rejoice or comment on others, he was just busy with the career and life he pursued. This is the art world of Thomas Gilding.
Thomas Girtin (1775 – 9 November 1802) was an English painter and etchingist, born in Southwark, London, a home of clue makers. After the death of his father and the marriage of his mother to a draftsman, Gilding began to learn to paint with his stepfather, who was his enlightenment teacher and the cornerstone of his future success.
He doesn't care whether he's fair in everything, he cares about whether he's happy and fulfilling inside. Thomas Gilding, the founder of modern watercolor, has exhibited his work at the Royal Academy of Arts, including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the British Museum.
The English Romantic landscape artist Turner once said: "If Thomas Gildin were still alive, I would have no job." "It shows Turner's praise and admiration for Gilding's paintings." Do not despise yourself, nor do you demean others", live your true self between every sunrise and sunset, strive to make your life colorful, feel the joy of life with your heart, and correctly treat the difference between me and others, so that life is complete.
Thomas Gilding began his apprenticeship at the age of 14 and studied at the Royal Academy of Art at the age of 19 to hold exhibitions, and the key words in his life were watercolor painter and artist. In 1800 Gilding married his wife and the two made their home in London. In 1801, his artwork was accepted by more people, and this year he painted many works, he used his works to tell stories for everyone, and under the background of different lights and shadows, Gilding used the brush to paint his own artistic blueprint with a fascinating interpreter.
Gildin uses subtle color variations to create a soft atmosphere, presenting a sunny beauty in his works, and when it comes to the picture, it reveals a romantic style, which can be called the direction of classicism. Gilding's work has a natural beauty through depictions of proportion and structure.
Happiness is not a structure, but a direction. If you want to find happiness, you must let the impetuousness in your heart disappear, do not compare yourself with others, find your own goals, do your own thing, and find the source of happiness from the depths of your heart. In the time and space of art, may you not be happy?
Why do we feel a sense of happiness when we admire works of art? Because happiness is a taste for life itself, a kind of perception, a kind of warmth, a kind of worthiness We are in this warmth, in this attachment, grateful, enjoyed. In the works of art, we can feel the sunshine of life, we can feel the warmth, and there is always a very good mood to spread this kindness and happiness in all directions!