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What works are there in the second edition of college art appreciation?
The second edition of "University Art Appreciation";

Part I: Appreciation of foreign art.

The first lecture is the call of ancient times-primitive and ancient Egyptian art

First, original art

Second, the tomb of Pharaoh in ancient Egypt.

Third, ancient Egyptian sculptures and murals.

The second lecture is about the greatness of nobility, simplicity and tranquility-ancient Greek art

First, the overture of ancient Greek art

Second, the ancient Greek sculpture

Third, ancient Greek painting.

The Third Lecture of the Giant Age —— Renaissance Art

First, the early Italian Renaissance art

Second, the Italian Renaissance art

Third, the Renaissance art in the Netherlands

Fourth, the German Renaissance art.

The fourth lecture is the mirror of nature-/kloc-the art of Flanders and Holland in the 0/7th century.

First of all, Flanders' paintings

Second, Dutch painting.

The fifth lecture on light and color-17, 18 century Italian and French art.

Italian art in the first and seventeenth centuries

French art in the second, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

The sixth lecture on the world of light and shadow-17 to 19 century Spanish art

I./kloc-Spanish painting in the 0/7th century

Spanish painting in the second, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Lecture 7: Various schools-/kloc-French art in the 0/9th century

First of all, neoclassicism

Second, romanticism.

Third, realism.

Four. impressionism

Verb (abbreviation of verb) late impressionism

The Eighth Story with No Ending —— Western Modernist Art in the 20th Century

First of all, cubism

Second, Fauvism.

China art appreciation.

The Ninth Lecture on the Light of Civilization-Prehistoric Art in China

First of all, the discovery of primitive people

Second, painted pottery culture.

Third, the dawn of civilization is everywhere.

Lecture 10 The Beauty of Etiquette Art in Pre-Qin Period

First, the legend of Jiuding and bronze ritual vessels

Second, the discovery outside the Central Plains.

Third, emerging casting technology.

Fourth, jade.

Five, the earliest painting

Lecture 11 Imagination of Eternal Life-Art of Qin and Han Dynasties

First, the unified empire and the Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses

Second, the Han Dynasty sculpture

Three, Changsha Mawangdui silk paintings

Four, tomb murals

Five, Han dynasty stone, brick

Lecture 12 Vivid Charm —— Fine Arts in the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties

First, the Buddha came to the west.

Second, celebrities are romantic.

Third, the earliest artists.

Fourth, the art of line.

Lecture 13 Art and Power-Art in Sui and Tang Dynasties

First, national projects

Second, Wu Daozi and Tang Dynasty murals.

Third, the court painting

Four, flower and bird painting and pommel horse painting

The fourteenth lecture on the custom world-the fine arts of the Five Dynasties and the Song Dynasty

First, genre painting in Song Dynasty

Second, the territory of the empire.

Third, the world of court painting.

Fourth, exquisite aesthetic feeling.

Lecture 15 Landscape in the Study —— Fine Arts in Yuan Dynasty

First, the power of literati.

Second, update with "retro"

Third, the contradiction between Zhao and Meng

Fourthly, "Yuan Sijia" and the hidden or obvious landscape.

Lecture 16 Art in Commercial Network —— Fine Arts in Ming Dynasty

First, the emperor's taste.

Second, "Zhejiang School" Dai Jin and Wei Wu

Third, the re-emergence of Suzhou.

Fourthly, Dong Qichang and the "deformation painter".

Lecture 17 Artist's Personality and Social Changes —— China's Late Art

First, the geek Xu Wei and the "Jinling Eight Schools"

Second, "Four Monks" and "Four Kings"

Three, "Eight Eccentrics" and Yangzhou Interest

Fourth, Shanghai Chrysanthemum and Knife

Lecture 18 Ancient and Modern Chinese and Western-Modern Art in China

First, from "the decline of painting" to "the artistic revolution"

Second, the ever-changing "tradition"

Third, "art for art's sake" or "art for society"