[오르세 Ep.08] 모네, 마네, 고흐, 나비파에 영감을 준 일본의 우키요에

The works of Monet, Manet, and Van Gogh reveal many traces of Japan. Ukiyo-e, a Japanese color print, was introduced to France and served as inspiration for these artists. Collecting ukiyo-e became a hobby for French artists at the time, and within two years, 150,000 prints were sold in France. Let's hear about how Japonisme influenced French artists. Filming & Editing: PD Jang Min-ju Subtitles & Data: PD Jang Min-ju Script & Host: Shiny Tiger (Kim Jin-ah) Thumbnail: PD Jang Min-ju ▶ Tea Times Official Website http://www.ttimes.co.kr/index.html ▶ Tea Times Email [email protected] #MuseumOrsay #OrsayTour #ShinyTiger 📍 ShinyTiger Twitter:   / byshinytiger   00:00 Highlights 00:52 The Appearance of Georges Seurat, the Founder of Pointillism 01:18 Studies for "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" at Orr 01:57 Pointillism & Divisionism 02:31 What is Pointillism? 03:52 Neo-Impressionists, who perfected color through the retina 04:22 Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" 07:22 Establishment of an Independent Association of Artists Failed at the Salon 08:39 Seurat's "Circus" 11:03 Signac's "Entrance to the Port of La Rochelle" 11:17 Signac's "Women at the Well" 11:53 Japonism 12:10 Ukiyo-e, the Influence of French Painters 15:03 Hokusai and Hiroshige, Leading Japonist Painters 15:44 Van Gogh's Works Inspired by Ukiyo-e 16:05 Characteristics of Ukiyo-e