How to interpret art texts
The interpretation of art texts should start from the following aspects: 1. Understand the classification and characteristics of art texts: Art texts can be divided into many different types such as oil paintings, sketches, watercolors, prints, etc. Each type has its own unique characteristics and expressions. Therefore, understanding the classification and characteristics of art texts is very important for understanding their expression techniques and styles. 2. Observe the composition and color of the picture: The composition and color of the picture in the art text are important clues to interpret its expression technique and theme. Observing the symmetrical, balanced, changing, and spatial sense of the composition of the picture, as well as the application of colors such as color changes, contrast, and harmony, can help to understand the theme and emotions of the art text. 3. Analysis of lines and shapes: lines and shapes are one of the important forms of expression in art texts. Analysis of the thickness, curvature, transition, and other characteristics of the lines, as well as the shape, texture, and sense of space of the shapes can help to understand the theme and emotions of the art texts. 4. Study the artist's style and characteristics: Every artist has their own unique artistic style and characteristics. Studying their representative works and artistic style can help you understand their expression techniques and theme. Understanding the meaning and symbolic meaning of the picture: Many art texts have symbolic meaning. Through the composition, color, lines and other elements of the picture, they can convey the meaning and symbolic meaning that the author wants to express. Therefore, understanding the meaning and symbolic meaning of the picture is the key to interpret the art text. To interpret the art text, one needed to observe and analyze the picture in a comprehensive and in-depth manner. At the same time, one needed to understand the artist's expression technique and artistic style, as well as the meaning and symbolic meaning they wanted to convey.
