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The Reciprocal Works Of Painting And Image

Posted on:2019-02-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:D Q PangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2405330575469490Subject:Art theory
Abstract/Summary:
Salvador·Dali is an outstanding artist in the 20th century,whose artistic footprint covers many fields.The maverick character,the grotesque and surreal creation style all brought new inspiration to the art field,he also became the pioneer art leader.He has a natural love for art,diligent and bumpy learning process,the absurd character of the edge of the sword,the rich experience of rolling over and over,the constant emergence of artistic thoughts...various opportunities allow him to swim in the field of art,creating a unique"paranoid criticism method",his own works like hand-painted dream pictures,for the art world,left a mystery.Its works have very high artistic level and aesthetic connotation and are of great research value.But most of the research is rooted in its surrealistic creation,lack of Dali’s interpretation of other artistic creation except painting,lack of the whole artistic career and artistic form of the organic link.This paper reviews Dali’s whole artistic career and summarizes his artistic style.With Dali’s paintings and images as the maim research area,using literature research,case analysis and other methods,put his works under the background of visual culture,with the help of iconology research,the image,language analysis and interpretation.These two art fields which are rooted in images,have their own characteristics and naturally common.In Dali’s works,the image thinking in painting,the idea of painting in the image works have the nature of intertextuality,they complement each other,all show the artistic attainments of this artist as genius,show his crazy and grotesque outlook on life.Through the study of this paper,Dali has a more comprehensive understanding,rich examples of iconology theory,the study of art history and art theory more active thinking.
Keywords/Search Tags:Dali, Iconology, Surrealism, image and text
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