Teenage girl wearing pearl earrings: more mysterious than Mona Lisa

She came from the famous painting of the famous Dutch artist Vermeer, wearing a pearl earrings girl, Ge Liye. She lived in Telft, a small town moored on the canal. Her life calm was broken. Her father, a tile painter, lost her eyes and work in an accident. In order to support her family, Gree became a servant of Vermeer's house, cleaning the studio, buying meat, and washing laundry. Why is Greet? Why meet Vermeer? Fate has its own logic, and life is intertwined with chance and necessity. Ge Liye, who even cuts vegetables, puts vegetables in different colored round girls. The talent of art is hidden in her beautiful soul.

Ge Liye regards the male master as a god of poetry and has a mysterious feeling in his heart. Ge Liye's sleeping place was raised by the dungeon with the Crucifixion figure to the attic of the studio. Together with the painter Vermeer, she distinguished the color of the white clouds and shared the secrets of light and shadow in the darkroom. Gerry bought paint for Vermeer and used linseed oil to modulate colors for him. She possesses a very high artistic talent and has profoundly influenced Vermeer's creation, even becoming the protagonist of the painting, but because of his status. The disparity, the emptiness of an emotion...

This is obviously not a replica of the stories of Rodin and Clolock. Ge Liye has Jane Eyre's self-esteem and has Tess's beauty. She was interfering with the lustrous painter, the old lady of the head of the household, the wife of the elder sister, and the child who had no knowledge of the world, and ended in the disparity of status. The girl had left the wealthy door and married a man who had meat.

In the center of the market square, Gree stands in a circle of tiles shaped like an anise star, each pointing to a chosen direction. She chose her own path. The lover who has not been a painter, has not gone to stray, has not committed himself to wealthy businessmen, but has found an ordinary and simple life. Although this life is somewhat regrettable and can be lived, it was originally imperfect. Who can deny that the plain life contains happiness? “The maid is finally free.” We are grateful for the life that Gree has chosen, and she is far away from luxury and fame. But her freedom and autonomy are the same as the texture and taste of life. It is as fresh and exciting as the novel is. Flaxseed oil, pungent in the crisp, slightly bitter sweet, busy in the enrichment, enjoyment, forgetting the earthly worries, this is probably the true face of life.

There are a lot of intriguing details in the novel, and the feelings of brotherhood and brotherhood of Ge Liye and his brother and sister make people feel warm. The collection of tile paintings by Ge Liye, the cleaning of ceramic tiles, and the tile pattern on the square are undoubtedly the emotional connections that Gerry leaves with her father. Perhaps these affectionate affections can make up for the shortcomings of life. Ge Liye is natural, pure and uncontaminated. Obviously, the busy teenage girl does not have the vain privilege of Mathilde in The Necklace. She knows that the pearl earrings shining with fascinating light are not their own.

The novel “The Girl Wearing a Pearl Earring” is, like the Da Vinci Code, trying to unravel the mystery of classic paintings in the history of art. Weimer's "Girl wearing a pearl earring", the girl's expression in the painting, is only comparable to the mysterious smile in Mona Lisa. The girl wearing a pearl earring looks back on her face, reminding her of the lyric in "The West Chamber": "Why is it her enemy to go to Qibo."

“She is in between the light and the dark, as if this is the place to go and say goodbye to us.” The true identity of the woman in the painting, like the "Mona Lisa," is an eternal mystery. This guessing mystery left a huge space for the creation of the novel. The novel written by the American woman writer Tracey Chevrolet focuses on the creation of this painting by Vermeer, and depicts the complex relationship between the artist and his wife and teenage girl. After the birth of the novel "Girl with Pearl Earrings", the movie "Girl with Pearl Earrings" was launched in 2003. A painting, a novel, and a movie show the artistic charm of "girl wearing a pearl earring."

The posters for girls wearing pearl earrings (14 photos) are not much larger than the eight pages, and the oil paints have already been cracked. However, such a small, seemingly inconspicuous painting has caused many literati, visitors and visitors to see the guests before painting. Do you want to go, what is shocking their hearts? The hero of the painting is a girl wearing a pearl earring.

The glimpse of the young girl in the painting seems to have captured the soul of the painter. Vermeer used a dark background in the painting and achieved a very strong 3D effect. The black background expresses the glamour of the young girl's image, making her look like a bright light in the darkness. The young girl in the painting is flanked by her body and turns to look at us with her lips slightly open, as if to tell something. Her flashing eyes showed an intense feeling, her head tilted slightly to the left, as if lost in thoughts. The young girl wore an earthy brown coat, with a white collar, a blue headscarf, and a drape of lemon-colored turbans.

Vermeer uses ordinary, simple colors and a limited range of tones in the painting, and then uses varnish to achieve the effect of layers and shadows. Another eye-catching part of the painting is a teardrop-shaped pearl earring worn by the girl's left ear, which seems to be hidden in the shadow of the girl's neck and is the crowning touch of the entire painting. Pearl is usually a symbol of chastity in Vermeer's paintings. Some critics believe that this painting is likely to be done on the eve of a girl's marriage.

The girl's temperament was exceptionally dusty. She gazed at the artist with no sidelines and stared at us. When you admire this painting, the viewer will easily melt in this vein of gaze and forget about things. The Dutch art critic Goschjeed thinks this is Vermeer's most outstanding work, "Mona Lisa in the North." The charm of "Mona Lisa's Smile" lies in her mystery. No one knows why the woman could send such a quiet smile. The artist has painted such a work in what kind of mood.

This picture is more than 300 years old. The world is amazed by the women in the painting: the soft clothes line, the bright and dark changes of the earrings, especially the woman's sideways look back, screaming, laughing and laughing, only Nalisa's smile is comparable to it. The true identity of the woman in the painting, like the "Mona Lisa," is an eternal mystery.

"Girl wearing pearl earrings" is called the northern Mona Lisa.