Plot humor, musical magic, Mona Lisa play online love, this sand sculpture drama with 9.4 points "American Gothic" father and daughter daily Battle "Mona Lisa" Louvre a sister Mona Lisa "Lover III" no body lover "Parquet Planer" social animals

How many contemporary young people will walk into the exhibition, stop in front of the work to seriously appreciate, to explore what stories the creators tell, and what visual feelings are conveyed by the pictures? More people are going to take a photo, punch a card, make up enough nine squares, and get praise satisfactorily.

Not to mention that for us ordinary people, it is like a "flower of Gaoling" like a world famous painting, if it is not a person who studies painting or loves art, few people should be able to immerse themselves in tasting famous paintings.

The famous French comedy director Fabrice Maruca had a sudden idea and made the world's famous painting into a documentary - "Strange Art Museum". Of course, you think it's the kind of boring, hypnotic documentary, and that's a big mistake!

"Strange Art Museum" is contrary to the traditional serious documentary form, the plot is humorous, bgm magic, and more importantly, each episode is 2 minutes long, short and concise! Very in line with the characteristics of contemporary young people watching dramas at 2 times. The minibus couldn't stop watching one episode and stayed up late to watch two seasons!

This drama was broadcast in 2018, and a second season was released in 2019, with a Douban rating of 9.4 points!

Under the lens of director Fabrice Maruca, the world-famous oil painting is 100% restored by the live actors to restore the protagonist of the famous painting, each painting is interpreted from a different angle, and the people in the painting spit on the painter, spit on themselves, spit on the times... Real treasure unpopular drama!

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The oil painting "American Gothic", created by Grant Wood in 1930 and in the midst of the Great Depression, is a painting with the theme of farmers, showing the typical American residential architecture and the national courage of Americans who dare to face the bleakness of life.

I think everyone has doubts in their hearts, why do the faces of the two people in the painting look extremely serious?

In the 2-minute short film, the two protagonists changed their bitter faces and answered this question for us in a funny way.

Since they represent the working peasants, they represent the hard life. And the impact of the 29th economic crisis, people's lives are also difficult and difficult, so they do not smile. The fork in the male protagonist's hand represents the identity of the peasant class, which symbolizes the defense of his rights and life.

In this way, in a short spit, let you unconsciously understand the story behind the painting and remember a lot of small knowledge.

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The Louvre's sister Mona Lisa turned out to be a talker? The Mona Lisa has been at the Louvre in France since 1502, forced to open every day, keeping the Mona Lisa's exclusive smile in front of countless visitors. Finally broke out

Yes, she couldn't stand the loneliness and decided to apply for a different place and go to the Last Supper to have a party with Jesus and the Twelve Apostles!

Who knows, the broker a basin of cold water:

Be angry, but keep smiling

Seeing that the transfer was hopeless, Mona Lisa, who had been single for hundreds of years, pulled out her mobile phone and decided to play online dating! A certain detective slipped up to Gustav and was "disliked" at an older age.

Matching the romantic Dürer did not expect to be a pornographer.

It was hard to match the handsome Napoleon, and the Mona Lisa smiled shyly for a long time.

However, Napoleon, the straight man of steel, was bent on establishing a republic... In the face of such a straight steel straight man, Miss Mona Lisa decisively chose to refuse, and gave up online chat, or the real world is better ~ ~

Love to roll her eyes, afraid of loneliness, the Mona Lisa in the painting becomes more interesting, each frame is an emoji, worthy of the Louvre sister.

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In the frame, a man without a body is spitting on the painter with his lover:

Yes, this seemingly bizarre painting is the third in the Lover series by the famous surrealist painter René Magritte.

The whole background is that after the end of the First World War, society was filled with a strong world-weary and pessimistic mood. Artists began to deny everything, escape from reality, pursue non-existent dreams, and surrealist literary and artistic thought trends emerged.

Therefore, Magritte's works are always detached from the masses, and it is not surprising that people will always feel surprised and grotesque when admiring his works.

Hallequin and Pierrot

Accelerated teaching of painting genres

This painting of "Harlequin and Pierrot", now in the Musée de orangerie in Paris, was commissioned by the famous French art dealer and collector Paul Guillaume in the 19th century to create André Deland, the content is based on the theme of the clown in improv improv plays, and while Picasso, Seychelles and others are interested in the clown, the version created by Teresa can be said to be unique.

Oil painting "Harlequin and Pierrot"

André Deland (1880-1954)

Around 1924

In their daily small talk, the two good friends gave us a serious idea of what is Fauvism:

Isn't it another great little knowledge?

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Three workers were plowing the floor for their employer, and the worker on the right said he was going to his cousin's wedding tomorrow.

The two workers next to him suspected that he had an improper relationship with the boss.

The worker on the right was surprised:

The two planers on the left couldn't believe it,

The social animals are really hammered.

Oil painting "Parquet Floor Planer"

Gustav Kayebot (1848-1894)

Extant site: Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France

In addition, there are many world famous paintings such as the well-known "Girl with Pearl Earrings", Manet's "In the Greenhouse", and Andy Warhol, the father of Pop Art, "Shooting Marilyn Monroe Blue/Red/Orange/Light Blue" and many other world-famous paintings.

"Strange Art Museum" does not have a long narrative, no boring professional noun explanation, and another way to present a humorous and brain-opening popular science documentary, popular understanding of art at the same time to get joy. So, let's watch "Strange Art Museum" together?

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